Clear Thinking in Data, Cloud, and AI
Practical insights from real-world cloud, data, and AI engineering
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Why the Cloud & Integration Engineer Role Is AI-Resilient
As AI rapidly accelerates software development, many engineers are asking a reasonable question: “Will my role still matter in an AI-driven future?” For roles centered on feature development alone, that concern is valid. For Senior Cloud & Integration Engineers, the answer is clear: This role is not only resilient to AI — it becomes more…
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How to Read blob file from Microsoft Azure Storage with .NET Core
In order to read a blob file from a Microsoft Azure Blob Storage, you need to know the following: The storage account connection string. This…
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How to split string in SQL Server
There could be many method but here are two simple one; Here are the results;
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Microservice and Idempotent method
Idempotent method is the one that results in same behavior either in a single or mutiple calls. For example a delete method…
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An overview of Azure SQL Database and SQL Managed Instance security capabilities
This article outlines the basics of securing the data tier of an application using Azure SQL Database and Azure SQL Managed Instance. The security strategy…
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