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I posted before about the error of getting BadImageFormatException and how it was associated to the processor settings. The fixed suggested were for Visual Studio only and in recent timesContinue reading “BadImageFormatException When Running 32/64 Bit Applications in Jet Brains Rider”

When working with the Azure REST API you need to provide the scope in all API requests, so Azure knows where you are looking. However, throughout their documentation that althoughContinue reading “Azure REST API Scopes”

This is one of them quick shares to try help the world of Azure developers just a little bit. While doing some Azure Development using the Microsoft Azure REST API,Continue reading “Deleting Recovery Service Vault Backup Server (MABS)”

When working with the Azure REST API, I had the requirement to get the Recovery Service Vaults Backup Protection Containers. Naturally, like many, I went to the Microsoft Azure RESTContinue reading “How to get Azure Backup Protection Containers?”

You might be about to run your application and suddenly you are getting ‘System.BadImageFormatException’. This is what I got when running a new application that I didn’t build. It tookContinue reading “BadImageFormatException When Running 32/64 Bit Applications in Visual Studio”

So you have downloaded the latest version of the Graph Nuget Package and your dotnet core application is all ready to start building with the Microsoft Graph Client SDK. However,Continue reading “Microsoft Graph Client ClientCredentialProvider not Recognised”

Sometimes we just want to spit the rows in a table by the columns values because that is what SQL is for. This is no easy task depending on yourContinue reading “How I split a row by columns in MS SQL”

Fortify, a security scanning tool for code, has some great features but also some limiting features. Therefore I sought to use their open REST API to expand on its functionalityContinue reading “How to authenticate with Fortify Security with PowerShell”

This is a quick post to put out how to set a Bearer Token using PowerShell for Invoke-RestMethod and Invoke-WebRequest as it was something I could not find a clear explaining post.

When you create Custom Database Metrics in AppDynamics, you first thought is to create a new row for each metric, but if you have a lot to report on this can become messy. Not only that but in the metric view you will have a very long list of reports to go through. Therefore when we had the consultant down at work, we was shown how to group collections of metrics in one query, which then shows in the metric view in a sub folder. This tactic, we could not find anywhere on the internet, so I thought I would share this very handle insight for AppDynamics.