Both automate workflows, but target different users. Here’s how to choose. Logic Apps Developer-focused Enterprise integration B2B connectors Azure portal or VS Code Power Automate Citizen developer M365 integration Desktop flows (RPA) Teams/SharePoint triggers Decision Power Automate for M365 users. Logic Apps for developers needing Azure integration and ISE.
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Azure SQL Edge: SQL Server for IoT
Azure SQL Edge is a small-footprint container (less than 500MB) optimized for IoT edge gateways. It runs SQL Server engine on ARM64 devices (like Raspberry Pi or Jetson Nano) and includes streaming capabilities. Architecture Streaming T-SQL You can create a `STREAM` object in T-SQL to process incoming data windows. Key Takeaways Runs on ARM64 and […]
Read more →Azure API Management: Complete Implementation Guide
Deep dive into Azure APIM. Beyond a simple proxy, APIM is your unified entry point for microservices. We cover the Consumption tier (Serverless), Policies for security, and Versioning strategies. Architecture Policies: The Power of XML Use policies to modify requests before they reach the backend. Versioning Use “Path Based” versioning (e.g., `/v1/orders`) for explicit contracts. […]
Read more →Azure Cognitive Services: AI Without the PhD
Pre-built AI through APIs. No ML expertise needed. Vision, speech, language, and decision services. Services Computer Vision: Image analysis, OCR Face API: Detection, recognition Text Analytics: Sentiment, key phrases Translator: 70+ languages Example
Read more →Terraform with Azure: Complete Module Development
Modules are the building blocks of reusable Terraform infrastructure. A good module encapsulates complexity and enforces company standards (naming conventions, tagging, security). This guide builds an Azure VNET module with subnets and security groups. Directory Structure Using `for_each` for Subnets Key Takeaways Keep modules focused and single-responsibility. Always define `terraform` block with version constraints. Pin […]
Read more →Azure Functions Durable Entities: Stateful Serverless
Serverless is typically stateless. Durable Functions changed that with orchestrations. Now, “Durable Entities” brings the Actor Model (similar to Akka or Orleans) to Azure Functions, allowing you to define small, stateful objects that persist across calls. Defining an Entity Signaling an Entity Entities are addressed by ID. Signals are one-way (fire and forget) writes. Key […]
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