Year: 2020
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Microservice and Idempotent method
Read more: Microservice and Idempotent methodIdempotent method is the one that results in same behavior either in a single or mutiple calls. For example a delete method will delete a…
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An overview of Azure SQL Database and SQL Managed Instance security capabilities
Read more: An overview of Azure SQL Database and SQL Managed Instance security capabilitiesThis article outlines the basics of securing the data tier of an application using Azure SQL Database and Azure SQL Managed Instance. The security strategy described follows the…
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The 7Ws Framework
Read more: The 7Ws Framework1-Who is involved?Person or organization of interest to the enterprise. That is, “Who is important to the business?” Often a ‘who’ is associated with a…
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Data projects design that reflects ETL approach
Read more: Data projects design that reflects ETL approachAzure approach that reflects ETL; Source: Identify the source systems to extract from. In Azure, data sources include Azure Cosmos DB, Azure Data Lake, files,…
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