Founder of CloudMelonVision and a product manager in a top tech company, the author of Microsoft Azure Infrastructure, the Kubernetes Workshop and Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) Exam Guide by Packt Publishing, and technical reviewer for Azure for Architects, 3rd Edition. I am making videos to make technologies simple and entertaining on Youtube, CloudMelonVision, for more content check out my blog website: cloud-melon.com, and follow my blue bird @MelonyQ.
This blog post is sponsored by Serverless360 to compare top 5 Logic App Monitoring tools. Serverless 360 is an advanced Cloud Management Platform focused on Microsoft Azure, it operates efficiently with enterprise-grade Azure monitoring, tracing, remediation & governance in one platform. Azure Logic Apps have enriched the world of integration, […]
About two years ago, I worked on a Serverless Kubernetes showcase using Azure Kubernetes services and Azure Container instances (ACI) for VK and Azure functions. They are based on two Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) projects : Virtual Kubelet ( VK ) Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaling (KEDA) Naturally I’m curious about […]
This Friday, Nov 5th 2021, officially marked my 3 years anniversary working at Microsoft. I often blog on technology, career-wise topic is rare pearl in the past few years. Yeah, you just caught one, the one you’re reading it is. Despite everything, I’m still used to reviewing myself every once […]
With the tremendous growth of Kubernetes across different industries, more and more demands on the customizable Kubernetes arise to make Kubernetes more adaptable to their working environment. Technically speaking, it won’t be too challenging since Kubernetes has great extensibility and is highly configurable. Since then It’s also been a while […]
Top 5 most futuristic projects from Mark’s Inside Azure Datacenter Architecture session First Spring Ignite 2021 has come to an end, but all the highlights are still shining to some degree. Our world is evolving all the time, with those conferences always good to keep our eyes open. One of […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]