I needed to be able to open an SSH tunnel in one of my Azure pipelines recently to get access to some databases hosted in AWS for running various integration tests. I knew it had to be possible, as other applications are able to open tunnels. The one item that […]
Building .NET Framework Applications with GitHub Actions
In this post, I’m going to show you how I finally managed to configure a GitHub action to build my .NET Framework web application and then deploy it to Azure. It took way too long, so I hope this helps somebody else out there save some time. To get started, […]
Deleting Failed AzureDevOps Service Connections
I’ve let them linger for too long. It’s time to figure out a way to delete the three service connections in my Azure DevOps project that don’t work and can’t be deleted through the UI. There has to be a way! There is. It involves the AzureDevOps API, a Personal […]
Storing Images in Azure Blog Storage with Ease
On a recent project, we had a need to integrate Azure blob storage with our web application (also hosted on Azure) to store images. What we found, is that it’s so easy! Let’s take a look at what we had to do (and how LITTLE code we had to write) […]