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SQL Server Database Export/Import operation in MS Azure
The beauty of Azure is that it has multiple ways to do the same thing. Imagine the scenario; you need to copy the database between subscriptions. Considering the SQL Server Import/Export procedure, you can do that either from the UI or use command line tools (like SQLPackage). The way it works with Azure UI, you go to the SQL Server database you want to export, and you have an option available (
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Creating a Service Principal for VSTS endpoint
Imagine a situation where you have to manage multiple Azure subscriptions (that belong to different tenants), not only for your organization but also for your company’s clients. In the software development process, you can host VSTS (Visual Studio Team Services) on your organization’s Azure account and deploy to customers’ subscriptions (which is quite a widespread use case). Subscription
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MAY
What I learned at Microsoft Build 2017 - Part 2
Containers galore As you may see from the first part of this topic, a lot of stuff is going on around containers, containerization, and everything that relates to it. Fortunately, it wasn’t the only topic of the conference and continuing the story, and I’m going to talk about the other areas worth attention. Microservices! Yes, I know what you think – heard about/use it already, so what’s new?
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MAY
What I learned at Microsoft Build 2017 - Part 1
What I learned at Microsoft Build 2017 – Part 1 In this topic, I want to share what I learned at MS Build and explain the key takeaways from this event. I won’t be focusing on the keynotes much, as you can watch the relevant videos on channel 9, but the key message, as Microsoft’s VP Scott Guthrie said, “The success of your solution on the Azure platform is our primary goal!”. That means that
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