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Creating Containers in .NET 7 with the .NET CLI
November 20, 2022 by Anuraj
AspNetCore Docker Container Azure
This post is about the new feature in .NET 7 - creating a container using dotnet CLI. In .NET 7.0 there is a feature which helps to publish docker container from dotnet CLI. We will also explore how to deploy the image to Azure Container Registry. And finally we will explore about enabling CI / CD with GitHub Actions.
Integrate logging in a ASP.NET Core application using Serilog and Seq
November 20, 2022 by Anuraj
DotNetCore AspNetCore Logging Serilog Seq
This post is about how to integrate logging in a asp.net core application using Serilog and Seq. Serilog is a logging framework for .NET. Seq is the intelligent search, analysis, and alerting server built specifically for modern structured log data. We can use Seq for free if you’re developing solo and requires a license if you’re building professionally. For more details visit seq pricing page
Generating Code Coverage Reports in .NET Core
October 19, 2022 by Anuraj
DotNetCore AspNetCore DotNet UnitTesting
This post is about how to enable code coverage for .NET Core and how to get the code coverage report. I already wrote few blog posts related to enabling code coverage in .NET Core and ASP.NET Core. In this blog post I am exploring the dotnet tool dotnet coverage and how to use this tool to collect code coverage and generate code code coverage report using the reportgenerator tool. I will also explains how we can be integrated to GitHub actions.
Change schema name in Entity Framework Core
October 18, 2022 by Anuraj
dotnet dotnetcore efcore
This post is about how to change schema name in EF Core. By default when we are running EF Core migrations, EF Core will create tables in the default dbo schema. We can change it with fluent API and using attributes.
Add Unit Tests To Your Azure Functions
October 05, 2022 by Anuraj
Azure Functions Serverless UnitTesting
This post is about how to add unit tests your azure functions. Like ASP.NET Core apps and Web APIs, we can add unit tests for Azure Functions as well. I am using Visual Studio and C#. I am creating the function in .NET as well. First I am creating an Azure Function using Visual Studio. I am modifying the existing function a little and the updated function looks like this.
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