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Introduction to the Semantic Logging Application Block (SLAB)
In my previous post, I discussed diagnostics logging and why it’s important, and how structured logging can help you troubleshoot problems and do some data mining. Now I want to talk about SLAB and...
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SLAB design considerations
In my previous post, I talked about the features available in the Semantic Logging Application Block. In this post, I will show you a class with regular trace logging, and talk about things to consider...
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Implementing SLAB in an Azure service
In my previous post, I talked about design considerations when using SLAB, and presented a class to be changed from regular trace logging to semantic logging using SLAB. In this post, I’m going to...
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Click Once deployment and VS2013 Update 3
As many of you know, I still answer the occasional question about Click Once deployment. This is a deployment feature that lets you host a client or console application deployment on a webserver,...
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Date/Time stamps and Azure file shares
My good friend Bill Wilder pinged me a while back and asked what date/time stamp is placed on the files in an Azure File share, and where does it come from? I thought that was a good question, and...
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Azure Storage and PowerShell 101
I’ve been working for a while on a deep-dive course about Azure Storage for Opsgility. This will include video training, and Opsgility will offer live training classes using the material I’ve written....
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Uploading and downloading files to Azure Blob Storage with PowerShell
In my previous post, I showed you how to set up PowerShell so you can use it to perform commands against blob storage. In this post, I’ll show you how to create a container in blob storage and then...
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Deleting and copying files in Azure Blob Storage with PowerShell
In my previous post, I showed you how to upload and download files to and from Azure blob storage using the Azure PowerShell cmdlets. In this post, I’ll show you how to delete blobs, copy blobs, and...
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Accessing properties of Azure blobs with PowerShell
In the previous articles in this series talking about Azure blob storage and PowerShell, I’ve covered uploading and downloading blobs, copying blobs, and deleting blobs. Now let’s talk about how to...
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Managing snapshots of Azure blobs with PowerShell
In the previous article in this series, we talked about accessing and modifying the properties and metadata of a blob using PowerShell. In this module, we’ll look at how to manage snapshots – adding...
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