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Azure APIM and GraphQL
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High-density hosting on Azure App Service
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How Private DNS Zones for API Management break Logic Apps
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Custom code components - go beyond power pages limitation
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Multi-environment Cloud Infrastructure with Terraform & Azure DevOps
This post details using Terraform and Azure DevOps for multi-environment cloud infrastructure, covering monolithic and modular configurations, benefits of directory-based isolation, and implementing Azure DevOps YAML pipelines for deployment.

A Guide to Azure Site Recovery - Part 2
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This blog post delves into onboarding virtual machines for Azure Site Recovery (ASR), using recovery plans for automation, challenges in ASR onboarding, and integrating ASR with Infrastructure as Code practices.

A Guide to Azure Site Recovery - Part 1
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This blog post introduces Azure Site Recovery, its significance in disaster recovery, particularly for IaaS workloads, and discusses key components and considerations in setting up Azure Site Recovery infrastructure.

How to align your Azure environment using right tiering strategy
Aligning Azure environments using a tiering strategy focuses on categorizing workloads for optimal provisioning based on availability, resiliency, and disaster recovery considerations, while balancing cost implications.