24 posts in total
by Justin Yoo · 3 min read
In my previous post, we discussed how Azure Logic Apps, as a custom connector, can build up a message format in two different ways to send messages to Microsoft Teams. This post will discuss the same, but this time it will be using Azure Functions as a custom connector to send me ...
by Justin Yoo · 9 min read
This article is part of #25DaysOfServerless. New challenges will be published every day from Microsoft Cloud Advocates throughout the month of December. Find out more about how Microsoft Azure enables your Serverless functions. Have an idea or a solution? Share your thoughts on [ ...
by Justin Yoo · 6 min read
In my previous post, we used Azure Logic App to backup and restore secrets in Azure Key Vault. Logic App is really easy to achieve the goal with bare minimum codes, or even without codes. On the other hand, there are clear requirements to build an application for the same feature ...
by Justin Yoo · 11 min read
Azure Service Bus is one of the messaging services in Azure. According to their SLA, it guarantees 99.9% of uptime, which is approximately equivalent to 43 mins of downtime per month (30 days). If your organisation uses Azure Service Bus and can be tolerant of 43 mins of a servic ...
by Justin Yoo · 15 min read
You may have heard of the term, "Walking Skeleton" if you work with the agile methodology. Alistair Cockburn defines the term "Walking Skeleton" in his article: A Walking Skeleton is a tiny implementation of the system that performs a small end-to-end function. It need not use t ...
by Justin Yoo · 9 min read
In May at the //Build event, Azure Functions Team announced supporting dependency injection feature. This was one of the long-waited features on Azure Functions, and we don't have to use some dodge way for dependency injections any longer. I wrote a blog post about this in a few ...