I had the pleasure to attend the PyCon (Python Conference) Canada 2019 in Toronto a weekend ago (November 16-17). In this article I wanted to give a quick review of the event from my perspective and then describe quickly the talks I went to. Talks will be put on Pycon’s YouTube channel. I’ll try to … More PyCon Canada 2019
Today we look at a common although slightly advanced scenario with API Management: accessing Azure Key Vault from Azure API Management. In an Enterprise, API Management service are often shared between teams. This means a lot of people might open it in the Portal and look at it. It also means that putting secrets in … More Accessing Azure Key Vault from within Azure API Management
Azure API Management (API-M) is an API Gateway solution. It is quite easy to create an API in API-M, connect it to a back-end API and test it in the portal. What happen when you test it from another client platform (e.g. Postman) and it fails? You have no visibility into what failed. Maybe you … More Tracing request in Azure API Management
So, you have a few functions running. Maybe some of those functions are important and you would like to be alerted when they fail. In this article I’ll cover that exact scenario. We will do that in the following steps: Deploy a recurrent function which fails %50 of the time (by design) Define a query … More Alerts on Azure Function failures
I had the pleasure to present an introduction to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to a customer crowd yesterday. A big part of the presentation was a demo of basic functionalities where I went through the creation of pods, deployments, services & looked at monitoring. The demo is on GitHub here. I thought I would share … More Introduction to AKS
Azure API Management is a fully managed API Gateway service. In my last article we looked at the anatomy of the service. Today I wanted to demonstrate how to use OAuth with JWT token to protect an API Front End. I also wanted to show how we can access backend APIs on private networks. There … More API Management – OAuth and private back-ends
When I want to wrap my head around a non-trivial Azure service with a few moving parts, I like to draw a diagram. That might be from my UML days or it might just be that I reason better with boxes that concepts spread in documentation and APIs. In general, it helps me clear out … More Anatomy of API Management
