I got a request on email, whether or not it is possible to create Event Hub with Azure Resource Manager templates (ARM). And yes of course it is – but yet again Microsofts documentation is lacking, so instead of just replying to the email I decided to post the answer […]
This weeks ARM challenge was to provision an Azure Notification hub, with client credentials for Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) as part of a larger ARM template. Unfortunately how to do so is not documented, but we are not completely out of luck because the schema for the notification hub is […]
Previously I posted about how to create Azure Service Bus topics with ARM templates. This post is a follow up where I show how to create Service Bus queues (in case you didn’t figure it out already). In addition I will also, by popular demand, show how to create Shared […]
I love Azure resource manager and especially ARM templates for deploying a full resource group. Unfortunately the documentation on how to author the templates still have a long way to come. Recently I have been doing some IoT work, where we are using Service Bus and Event Hub. How to […]
Azure Site Extensions is a way to add extra functionality to an azure web app. Currently the number of extensions are rather limited, but yet there are a few interesting ones, e.g. the Visual Studio Online extensions that lets you edit your code directly in the Azure Web Site. If […]
This is a short article about a few tricks that can help you build Azure Resource Manager templates. Most templates are quite easy to get started with, because there already is a lot of ready made templates out there e.g. in the https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates, that can be used as inspiration. The […]
I have been slow at picking up the Azure Resource Manager templates, mostly because I don’t deploy that many identical solutions to Azure, but also because I for a long time didn’t find the json template language very intuitive. Attending Build 2015 and seeing it in use during several sessions […]