Run Go application in Azure Container Instance
I haven’t had many opportunities to use containers in my day-to-day work, so I wanted to finally try out this workflow. I also wrote a web api application in Go, so why not use it for this exercise.
I haven’t had many opportunities to use containers in my day-to-day work, so I wanted to finally try out this workflow. I also wrote a web api application in Go, so why not use it for this exercise.
It’s no secret that Apple products don’t play well with operating systems made by other companies. Thankfully iOS 13 brought a nice way of natively sending files from iPhone to a Windows PC over LAN.
I was introduced to F# some time before, but I finally decided to try it out on my own. Here is what got me motivated to do so!
Last week I added Application Insights to my blog. Here are some initial thoughts after exploring a bit what information various sections in Azure portal provide.
I was asked what would be a good way to track top read articles for a clients web site. The web site is build using Episerver CMS, so should we save page visits in the database? Or is there a more modern solution?