Category: Azure Service Bus

Jonnychipz – In Conversation with Liam Gulliver

On By jonnychipzIn ARM Template, AzOps, Azure Functions, Azure Governance, Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS), Azure Policy, Azure Service Bus, Cloud Adoption Framework, Containers, Developer, DevOps, Docker, Durable Functions, Enterprise Scale / Landing Zone, In Conversation With, Infrastructure as Code (IaC), LogicApps, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Learn, Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Power Platform, Scripting, Security, Serverless, Source Control - Git, Terraform, Well Architected Framework, YAML, YouTubeLeave a comment

John is joined by DevOps consultant Liam Gulliver in this episode of 'In Conversation with...' where discussions around the perception of DevOps as well as navigating around the plethora of technologies to choose form in the dev and ops worlds! We cover a huge amount of ground in this talk but all centred around helping …

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Day[72/100] #100DaysOfCloud – Jonnychipz – Azure Service Bus

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A brief article today to have a quick run through of what Azure Service Bus is and why would you want to use it in your application. Microsoft Azure Service Bus is fundamentally a fully managed integration message broker. This service can aid in the configuration and creation of loosely coupled applications and services. This …

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