This is the continuation of my first post about continuous integration and continuous delivery in Azure DevOps. You can read the first part here: Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery pipeline in Azure DevOps for Azure App Service - Part I. In this post, I will create the release pipelines to deploy the ASP.NET Core Web … Continue reading Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery pipeline in Azure DevOps for Azure App Service – Part II
Author: Vicluar Daniel Merchan
Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery pipeline in Azure DevOps for Azure App Service – Part I
In this post I am going to show how to create a Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery pipeline in Azure DevOps for your PaaS - Azure App Service. The whole process is for a .NET Core Web API. However, Azure DevOps let's you create this kind of process for multiple platforms. Plus, in Azure you … Continue reading Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery pipeline in Azure DevOps for Azure App Service – Part I
How to automate Swagger/OpenAPI metadata generation for your ASP.NET Core Web API
OpenAPI, formerly known as Swagger, is a specification for generating machine readable metadata for describing, document and consume RestAPI. It is becoming a standard within the industry to fully document with easy complex RestAPI, like those required for Microservice architectures. The OpenAPI/Swagger specification is language/framework agnostic. It allows RestAPI clients to understand and consume services … Continue reading How to automate Swagger/OpenAPI metadata generation for your ASP.NET Core Web API
Object Oriented Analysis and Design notes
I have read a book about OOP named: Object Oriented Analysis and Design. This is the third time I have read that book. Mostly because I think that I memorize by repetition, also because every time in a while I like to re-read those books that I consider valuable. In this case, I have decided … Continue reading Object Oriented Analysis and Design notes
Configuration settings in ASP.NET Core
When creating a ASP.NET Core application, there are many things to take into account. Besides the structure of the solution, the different nuget packages to support specific functionalities and working with an API that allows the web application to move easily from Windows to Linux and vice versa, there is an important topic to keep … Continue reading Configuration settings in ASP.NET Core
Startup configuration for ASP.NET Core MVC 3.0
If you are about to create a new ASP.NET Core MVC 3.0 application, you may need to know about some changes introduced for routing in the Startup.cs file. ASP.NET Core MVC 2.2 and previous versions Let's just remember how things are in previous versions - ASP.NET Core MVC 2.2 and prior. In the Startup.cs file, … Continue reading Startup configuration for ASP.NET Core MVC 3.0
Microservices misconceptions
It is a fact that Microservices are a tendency nowadays within the Software Development Industry. It has changed, not only the way we architect and write software, but how our teams are structured. Among many other benefits, having some technology independence between services, dedicated teams for specific business domain areas, scale and deployment independence make … Continue reading Microservices misconceptions
Vicluar Merchan’s first post
On my first blog post, I want to share something useful to anybody who is interested in how to Architecting Cloud Applications. This is a video course I have seen previously, which has so many advantages: An easy to understand explanation of how to think about the architecture of a cloud distributed application. Many patterns … Continue reading Vicluar Merchan’s first post







