A DevOps Blog, sharing knowledge and wisdom.
As an engineer, I’m constantly exploring new technologies and solving complex problems. Along the way, I often rely on the shared knowledge of others—guides, tutorials, and insights that make progress possible. Because those answers aren’t always easy to find, I created this blog to bring clarity to the search.
Here, I share practical solutions, step‑by‑step explanations, and real-world lessons learned. My goal is to help the next person avoid hours of digging through Google by putting reliable, developer‑focused content all in one place.
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Unable to delete Azure Subnet due to Resources
With Azure Subnets there is an order to deleting the resources. You must disconnect the Virtual Network Subnets before deleting the resources, or you can’t delete the Subnet. This caused myself some issue, while using Terraform as I kicked a Destroy command and did it in the wrong order. However, I found a method on
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DotNet User Secrets Feature
A little unknown feature of dotnet is User Secrets. This is used to create local App Setting overrides to set values for local usage. This can be a handy and powerful tool for keeping your local setup separate from checking in code. You can find more details on the Microsoft Documentation here https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/security/app-secrets The goal
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Automatic Change Checking on Pipeline Stages
Azure DevOps has the ability to add multiple stage approval styles like human intervention, Azure Monitoring and schedules. However, there is not the ability to value if a source has changed before triggering a Stage. This can be done on the Pipeline level, but not the Stage level where it can be helpful to have
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