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KUDU  is the web tool for analyzing and troubleshooting azure websites. Benefits of Kudu Know about operating system Environment variables Processors & cores Applications settings Connection strings Process explorer (running instances) Debugging console (Command prompt & PowerShell) Diagnostics Log (view & download) Site extensions management and more Environment details Command prompt Are your wondering to use KUDU?, its very simple open browser and type https://{ your azure website name }.scm.azurewebsites.net . To access KUDU you need to have your azure deployment credentials! Example Your azure website : https://textingwebsite.azurewebsites.net/ Kudu URL : https://textingwebsite.scm.azurewebsites.net/ for more information about Kudu click here

After long time we are with the Resource Explorer. This is verymuch usefull for the resource management in the Application/DLL. Purspose     You are having the images/icon in other dll then you can load and use that particular image/icon using the below concept Source Code: public partial class frmAssemblyHandling : Form { public frmAssemblyHandling() { InitializeComponent(); } private void btnSelectDLL_Click( object sender, EventArgs e) { //the required resources to filter from the available ArrayList arImageFilter = new ArrayList (); arImageFilter.AddRange( new string [] { ".png" , ".ico" , ".bmp" , ".png" }); OpenFileDialog fd = new OpenFileDialog (); fd.Filter = "DLL Files (*.Dll)|*.dll|Application Files (*.exe)|*.exe" ;

This is a full-length session of microservices development using Microsoft .Net Core WebAPI(C#.Net) and Mongo DB as backend. The session presentation available below   The source code of session available in GitHub , feel free to share your feedback and contribute to this project Full session video Prerequisites for development MongoDB (you can download from here ) Visual Studio 2019 DotNet Core 3.1.x SDK Postman (for API Testing)