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PowerShell Automation at Scale: Lessons from Azure Platform Operations
PowerShell remains one of the most effective tools for automating Azure platform operations. It is powerful, flexible, and deeply integrated into the Azure ecosystem. However, once you move beyond ad-hoc scripting and start using PowerShell as a platform automation capability, a different set of challenges emerges. This article reflects real-world lessons learned from operating PowerShell…
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Difference between SSIS, Azure Data Factory and Azure Data Bricks
For Data Engineering workloads within Microsoft landscape, there are multiple options to carry out Data Engineering tasks to extract data from myriad of data…
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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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