Category: dotnet
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Microservice and Azure Integration Part 3 : Adding Azure AppConfiguration
In the previous post, I created the microservice and got it’s output logging to both the console and a file target using NLog. In this post I’ll be creating an AppConfiguration resource in Azure, reading a value from it in the microservice and then, acting accordingly on the value. 1. Setting up AppConfiguration in Azure2.…
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Microservice and Azure Integration Part 2 : Setting up a simple application
Now that the underlying structure has been created, it’s time to create a simple (very simple) application class to test that the microservice (or mini application at this stage) is working. This post is going to concentrate on the following three items. 1. Creating a simple output class. This class is simply going to output…
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Clean, Tested, Microservices
Here begins a journey to get a better understanding of clean architecture within a microservice. I see lots of methods clean architectural coding, and often, as a bit of a newbie to this area, I can never settle permanently on an idea. I’m currently playing with this idea of a structure. MyApp.ApplicationMyApp.ComponentsMyApp.DomainMyApp.InfrastructureMyApp.PersistanceMyApp.Services A note about…
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Monolithic Unit Ramblings
Getting started with unit testing within the confines of an existing monolithic vb.net application is a very tricky thing to do. I always want to do the right thing, but sometimes the code makes the unit test biased, or a lot of the functionality that needs testing is nestled away within private functions. What do…