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Jan 23 2023
Azure, Azure Kubernetes Service

10 Scenario Based AKS Interview Questions

by Praveen Kumar
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Here are 10 scenario based AKS interview questions. You would find answers in various blog posts of mine. I would suggest going through full articles with sample codes in them....
AKS, Interview questions
Jan 23 2023
Azure, Azure Kubernetes Service

How to multiple scale microservices that are processing messages from different message brokers

by Praveen Kumar
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KEDA may be the only option to use when you have multiple microservices that are processing messages from different message brokers such as Kafka, rabbitmq, sqs etc. If each service...
AKS, KEDA
Jan 23 2023
Azure, Azure Kubernetes Service

Use Message Rate to Autoscale Microservice in AKS

by Praveen Kumar
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We will explore two ways to autoscale microservice hosted in AKS. You can either use Kubernetes Metrics Server or KEDA. Kubernetes Metrics Server To autoscale a microservice in AKS based...
AKS, azure, KEDA, Kubernetes Metric Server
Jan 23 2023
Azure, Azure Functions

Send Whatsapp Message For Critical Azure Alerts

by Praveen Kumar
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Whatsapp is so common these days that people notice messages in there when compared to normal messages. So here’s an example code to send Whatsapp message based on critical alert....
API, Twilio, Whatsapp
Jan 23 2023
Azure, Azure Logic App

Automatically Create Task Based On Received Email

by Praveen Kumar
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Here’s another thing I tried this weekend. How often do you receive multiple emails asking you to do or follow up on something and we forget about some of them?...
azure, Email, Microsoft To-Do
Jan 23 2023
Azure Logic App

Automatically Post Your Tweet To Your Instagram Account

by Praveen Kumar
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There are so many people who want to automatically post their tweets to their Instagram account. Well, it’s easy! But, what happens if you have location in your tweet? In...
Automation, Tweet, Twitter
Jan 22 2023
Azure, Azure Storage Account, Kusto Cluster

Fetch Data From Kusto and Export to Azure Blob as CSV

by Praveen Kumar
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Here is an example of .NET code that connects to a Kusto cluster, fetches data, and exports the report in Azure Blob Storage: This code connects to a Kusto cluster...
azure, CSV
Jan 22 2023
Azure, Azure Key Vaults, CosmosDB

Azure App Service – Fetch Data From CosmosDB Using MSI

by Praveen Kumar
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Here are the steps and .NET code to connect to Cosmos DB and fetch data using Managed Service Identity (MSI) from an Azure App Service: In this example, GetData method...
app service, azure, CosmosDB, MSI
Jan 22 2023
Azure, Azure App Service, Azure Key Vaults

Fetch Azure KeyVault Secret from App Service using MSI

by Praveen Kumar
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Here is an example of how to connect and fetch a secret from Azure Key Vault using a managed identity in an Azure App Service: Sample Code – Python Sample...
.NET, app service, azure, KeyVault
Jan 22 2023
Azure, Azure Key Vaults, Azure Kubernetes Service

CSI Driver for AKS

by Praveen Kumar
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The Azure Key Vault FlexVol CSI driver is a Container Storage Interface (CSI) driver that allows you to connect your AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service) cluster to Azure Key Vault. This...
azure, CSI, KeyVault
Jan 22 2023
Helm, Kubernetes

Loops in Helm Chart – Sample Code

by Praveen Kumar
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In Helm charts, loops can be written using the Go template language. Helm uses the Go template engine to generate Kubernetes manifests from chart templates. Here is an example of...
Helm, Loops
Jan 22 2023
Azure, Azure Kubernetes Service, DevOps, Pipeline

YAML File to Deploy Application to AKS

by Praveen Kumar
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Here is an example of an Azure DevOps YAML pipeline that can be used to install kubectl and Helm, connect to an AKS cluster, and deploy an application to the...
AKS, azure, Helm

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