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ASP.NET Core Series 06: Monitor the Health of Your Applications by Implementing Health Checks and Azure Application Insights

I think the “health of our applications” topic has always been an important and common concern for all of us regardless of the architectural approach. As we know, to make our applications health status visible or to learn it in easy way minimizes the risk…

Increasing Performance and High Availability of Web Apps with Azure Front Door Service

If we are developing a global(multi-region) web application on the cloud and also want the application should have better performance, scalable and highly available, so we need a good application entry point. In this context, Azure Front Door Service, is a web application entry point…

Logging API Requests and Responses to GrayLog over Azure API Management using Azure Functions

As you know, one of the most basic features that nearly every backend application must have is logging of requests and responses. Especially in environments where multi API usage is concerned, it is a basic feature that switches from “nice-to-have” state to “must-have” state. Because,…

ASP.NET Core Series 03: Containerizing a RESTful API and Deploying to Kubernetes Using Azure Container Service

Hi, all! We have developed a RESTful API in the previous ASP.NET Core blog post series, and then we deployed that to the Azure App Services. In this blog post series, I’ll try to mention how we can containerize a RESTful API, and then how we can deploy…

ASP.NET Core Series 01: Building RESTful API with Dapper and Deploy to Azure App Services

Hi, guys. Actually, I was thinking about writing some articles about ASP.NET Core, but I couldn’t find enough time. These days, I’m working on ASP.NET Core for certain uses, for example how to easily do dockerizing. Therefore, I will write some articles on ASP.NET Core. In this article,…