Post by: syed hussain in All Application Architecture Architecture Data Architecture Integration Architecture
Summary This page documents a list of Application Architectures. The page is a work-in-progress but should serve as a reference for design techniques that exist to solve problems. This page…
Post by: syed hussain in All Integration Architecture
Summary Sequential Convoy is an integration pattern that is heavily used with Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE. Front-end applications that need to push data into Dynamics often need the data to…
Post by: syed hussain in All Integration Architecture Tips
Here is a quick tip for anyone trying to create an Azure Function Service Bus binding. When copying the Service Bus SAS key, the Visual Studio compiler may complain that…
Post by: syed hussain in All Integration Architecture Microsoft Azure
This pattern explores the idea of prioritising message requests so that messages with a higher priority are processed differently to messages with a lower priority.
In this post I’ll demonstrate how to design an integration architecture that uses the tried and tested integration design pattern competing consumer. As always, I’ll demonstrate both “low-code” and code…
Post by: syed hussain in All Integration Architecture
Summary This post will summarise the various Message Construction patterns. This isn't a comprehensive list, but patterns that have been widely adopted by the integration community. Some of these Message…
Just for fun, I decided to play around with Azure Data Factory (ADF), Azure Data Lake Storage (ADLS) and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operation VM. I wanted to see…
In this post I'll explain how to connect to a Microsoft Dynamics 365 on-premise environment with Azure Logic Apps.
This week we take a dive into proof of concept (POC) integration between Azure, WordPress and Dynamics 365. More specifically, integration between MySQL, Azure Service Bus and Dynamics 365.