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What follows is a report I wrote for an assignment I undertook as part of my MSc. in DevOps which I am currently doing with Technological University Dublin and was submitted in December 2023, were it received a B+ grade. The assignment involved refactoring a simple .NET web app application and developing a CI/CD pipeline for it…
Azure Health Data Services is a suite of cloud-based tools and services offered by Microsoft Azure that enables healthcare organizations to manage and analyze their data securely and efficiently. These services provide healthcare organizations with a platform to store, manage, and analyze their data, including electronic health records (EHRs), medical imaging, and patient-generated data…
The following is taken from the first Continuous Assessment (CA) assignment for the part time Masters course I am undertaking in DevOps. In this assignment I got an A grade, which I was very happy with. The assignment was to propose a cloud infrastructure solution for a hypothetical E-commerce web application along with a DevOps solution to go with it. The YAML and Bicep code for my solution can be found on my Github repo…
So during Christmas 2022, I came across this challenge on the Azure reddit board I frequent. Known as the Cloud Resume Challenge, it throws the gauntlet down to aspiring cloud engineers (and full fledged ones too if they are so inclined) to build a one page resume site. For the Europeans in the audience like myself, a resume is a CV. Anyway its a bit more complicated than just sticking your resume/CV up as doc file on some file storage service and calling it a day…
Since its debut in 2015, VS Code has firmly established itself as the top code editor in the world. While not quite a full fledged IDE, many have tried by way of extensions to trick out VS Code as much as possible, to adapt it to being their perfect coding tool of choice. For cloud and DevOps professionals, VS Code can be further customised and moulded to being…
Originally derived from the Greek word “kubernetes” (which means to steer or navigate), and first engineered by Google almost 10 years ago to run their global enterprise based container workloads, Kubernetes seems to be the new hotness in DevOps and cloud architectures in recent times. As the premier container orchestration technology on the market…
