Use the Power Platform to control Azure DevOps Pull Requests

Use the Power Platform to control Azure DevOps Pull Requests

User Power Platform in combination with Azure DevOps to create a Power App which approved Pull Requests. Create this by using the Rest API and managed identities and a Dataverse custom table and several connectors in a Logic App which is hosted in Microsoft Azure.

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Use Azure cloud native DNS resolver for split horizon

Use Azure cloud native DNS resolver for split horizon

Use the Azure Cloud Native Private DNS resolver in a split horizon/brain environment. Don’t copy/paste records from a public DNS zone to the private zone to make sure it works in both environment. Use DNS forwarding to make sure all records are always up to date and you are ready for an Agile way of work with fast deployments!

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Building a new PowerShell module from scratch

Building a new PowerShell module from scratch

Use tools like PSModuleDevelopment and Telemetryhelper to quickly create a PowerShell module which has build in tests, CI/CD and Telemetry. Read on how I created a module to query Google Maps, Bing Maps and Open Street Maps which stores telemetry in Azure Application Insights. Get your PowerShell module in the PowerShellGallery (PSGallery) in a couple of hours!

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