In a previous article I talked about the benefits of Microservices. While Microservices are a popular choice for many organisations who either work on or are hoping to move to […]

Welcome to this three part series on microservices. I talk about this a lot with my customers and I thought it was about time to put a few blog articles […]

Microsoft Test Manager? Isn’t that a cloud product? No, not really. Microsoft Test Manager actually refers to the on-premises application that is used to test desktop apps. The naming is […]

What are Azure Functions? Azure Functions are Azure’s server less product. The idea is that you bring your code and Azure manages the infrastructure underneath it. Functions scale automatically with […]

A few of you have asked me about Azure Service Bus and its throttling mechanisms recently. I wanted to write an article to let you know how the system works […]

One of you e-mailed me recently commenting on the article I wrote a while ago about VSTest run settings. They quite rightly pointed out that most people “nowdays” 😉 don’t […]

I wanted to write a post about this cache corruption issue, as it occurs in a particular set of circumstances that seems to be quite common across the internet. When […]

An increasing amount of software houses now move to a microservices model for their applications. By definition this means distributing a previously tightly coupled system into many components. The benefit […]

Around the time of the Azure DevOps rebrand everyone focused on the new name of the product (or suite of products) What went slightly unnoticed was a change in what common […]

A customer asked me to look at the behaviour of functions on consumption plans when they are deployed into slots or need to warm up. I thought I would publish […]