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Melony Qin
aka CloudMelon. I am the book author for Microsoft Azure Infrastructure and the Kubernetes Workshop published by Packt Publishing, the technical reviewer for Azure for Architects, 3rd Edition. And more importantly, an educator and community advocate. Mainly working on OSS, DevOps, Kubernetes, Serverless, Big Data & AI and IoT on Microsoft Azure in the community. She can be reached out her blog website: cloud-melon.com, follow her YouTube Channel : CloudMelon Vision and Twitter @MelonyQ.
In this blog, we’ll start to talk about the migration journey and innovation journey before diving into different architecture types of applications, from monolith then look at the principles of microservices as well as the basics of Containers and Kubernetes through the architectural perspectives. After getting a basic understanding of […]
Estimated reading time: 21 minutes
Azure pipeline as a core part of Azure DevOps, it allows for the creation of CI ( Continuous Integration) pipeline in a declarative way using YAML documents, it is also called build pipelines. Since last Build 2019, this capability is also extending to CD ( Continuous Delivery ) Pipelines which […]
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DevOps isn’t only a fun amalgam of two terms (developers and operations), it has its own culture within small organizations, startups, and digital factories where there is a high demand for efficient communication between teams, and agility and flexibility at both the development and operational level. Over the last several […]
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Microsoft build is an annual conference organised by Microsoft. This year Microsoft has announced a couple of exciting new services to encourage every developer to integrate artificial intelligence ( AI ) with daily work with Microsoft Azure which is Microsoft’s most fast-growing cloud platform, and all the other services with […]
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I attended a workshop at the campus of Microsoft France. The workshop presented the principles of Microservices and containers, and a couple of topics regarding docker, Kubernetes etc. The first part of the workshop was just recalled the cloud basics. Then dive into the design principle for the applications before […]
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As we known, we’re in a new age which data is a great treasure to booster our business when everyone talks about big data and how to make data turn to insights. Since the boost of cloud computing technologies, we’ll be able to implement big data and its tools […]
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As cloud computing fast growing, we’re turning to focus more on managed serviced provided by cloud computing platform than traditional infrastructure services. Such as the term Internet of Things ( IoT ) which has been talked about around many technology companies for a few years now, but IoT is still […]
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When we’re talking about cloud migration, lift-and-shift, using Azure virtual machines is the most common Infrastructure as a service (IaaS) offering in Azure to make your projects “go cloud.” However, many real-world projects don’t fit so neatly into one category. When it comes to projects that require flexible scenarios and […]
Estimated reading time: 13 minutes
The internet was not originally architected to do all of the amazing things that it does today. A Content Delivery Network (CDN) is a network that serves web content to users based on their geographic location, the origin of the page, and the content delivery server itself. CDNs carry a […]
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The availability of so much data is one of the greatest gifts of our day. But how does this impact a business when it’s transitioning to the cloud? Will your historic on-premise data be a hindrance if you’re looking to move to the cloud? What is Azure Data Factory? Is […]
Estimated reading time: 18 minutes