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gregorsuttie.com | ||
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damienbod.com
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| | | | | This article looks at setting up an ASP.NET Core application to use Azure Key Vault. When deployed to Azure, it works like in the Azure documentation but when working on development PCs, some changes are required for a smooth developer experience. Code: https://github.com/damienbod/UsingAzureKeyVaultInDevelopment I develop using Visual Studio and manage multiple accounts and test environments.... | |
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codetraveler.io
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| | | | | Azure Functions recently released support for .NET 5. Let's take a look at how to upgrade our existing Azure Functions to use it! | |
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dontcodetired.com
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| | | | | Don't Code Tired - Jason Roberts on Software Development and .NET - This is the fifth part in a series demonstrating how to setup continuous deployment of an Azure Func | |
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jmmv.dev
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| | | sandboxfs is a FUSE-based file system that exposes an arbitrary view of the host's file system under the mount point, and offers access controls that differ from those of the host. You can think of sandboxfs as an advanced version of bindfs (or mount --bind or mount_null(8) depending on your system) in which you can combine and nest directories under an arbitrary layout. The primary use case for this project is to provide a better file system sandboxing technique for the Bazel build system. The goal here is to run each build action (think compiler invocation) in a sandbox so that its inputs and outputs are tightly controlled, and sandboxfs attempts to do this in a more efficient manner than the current symlinks-based implementation. | ||
