In the first two parts of this DevEx series, I tried to show how golden paths in Backstage can enable developer self‑service without chaos and how extending the catalog into copilots with MCP servers transforms discoverability into a conversational experience. Both of these steps were…
As we know, the adoption of containerization in modern software development environments has significantly changed the way applications are built and deployed. The lightweight and self-contained nature of containers provides various advantages and flexibilities, such as the ability to easily move applications consistently across different…
Applications that we develop as cloud-native sometimes may have to deal with data related operations such as accessing, storing or sharing a data between applications. As we know, our applications that we host on Kubernetes as containerized are ephemeral and stateless by nature. In other…
As technology is constantly evolving and changing, the database schema of the application, that we work in, can also change with each new feature we implement. Therefore, we need to follow a migration strategy. In this way, the changes, that will be performed on domain…
As we can imagine, trying to migrate existing applications to the cloud environment with the lift & shift approach due to time and cost reasons, is sometimes not as easy as we think. Especially if we want to host and manage the existing applications, that…
As we can imagine, the technology and needs are rapidly evolving and growing day by day. Because of these rapid changes, organizations are also trying to renew their technology in order to keep themselves up to date. So, the general approach is focused on the…
As we know, in recent years kubernetes has become an essential standard on container orchestration topic for our microservice architectures. Although kubernetes solves many of our problems with its default usage, there are also some best practices and applications available that we can use to…
As we know, we need an ingress controller in Kubernetes to route traffic through a single IP address and for TLS termination operations. Although various Service Mesh technologies are preferred for these types of operations, in some cases we need an ingress controller like Nginx…
In today’s technology era, we all know how important it is to host applications in the cloud environment especially for large-scale companies. According to many survey data, both public and private cloud usage ratio have increased considerably, especially in the last two years. There are…
As we know, Microsoft launched many innovations this year at Barcelona KubeCon. I think one of the great was SMI(Service Mesh Interface). As far as I understand, I can say that for the definition of SMI, it provides “interoperability” topic between service meshes just as…
As you know, these days Microsoft is making a lot of leaps and investments for the open-source world. One of these leaps is a component called KEDA, which is developing in a partnership with Red Hat and it enables us to performs Kubernetes-based Event Driven…
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,…
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…
