Post by: syed hussain in All Integration Design Patterns
This page details a list of accepted Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP). All integration design patterns exhibit some common characteristics.
Post by: syed hussain in All Integration Design Patterns
The section below documents some common Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) that can be used across different vendor platforms. The EIPs are considered industry best practices, they have been peer-reviewed by…
Post by: syed hussain in All C# Dynamics 365 CE
Here is a quick method for creating a templating engine for Microsoft Power Platform. Let’s say you have the following text that you want to turn into a letter:
Post by: syed hussain in All Application Design Patterns C# Microsoft Azure
In Azure Functions 1.0, it was never possible to use Dependency Injection (DI). DI is a technique to achieve Inversion of Control (IoC) between classess and their methods. In Azure…
Post by: syed hussain in All
Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) is an advanced application/integration pattern that is very rarely done correctly. CQRS can add unnecessary complexity and risk to systems, however, if designed correctly, CQRS…
Post by: syed hussain in All Azure Functions
Here is a quick bit of code to help with connecting to the Dataverse API from within Azure Functions. The following steps need to be carried out: Register a new…
Post by: syed hussain in All Application Design Patterns
You cannot hide an API Key or an API URL when you have a frontend constructed in pure HTML/JavaScript like most SPAs. SPA inherently loads in the browser, for this…
Post by: syed hussain in All Microsoft Azure
When setting up an Azure Virtual Network, it can be difficult to understand how to design the IP Address range. In this post I'll simplify what address space and CIDR…
Post by: syed hussain in All Microsoft Azure
Here are the instructions for creating a quick WordPress app and pushing the app to Azure Web App for Containers.
Post by: syed hussain in All Azure Networking Microsoft Azure
Azure VNet peering is a quick way to connect two Vnets together. In this post I'll demonstrate how this can be achieved.