Free resources for .NET developers: Azure interview prep, flashcards and an architecture decision toolkit.
Thirty common Azure interview questions for .NET developers, taught the way a senior engineer would teach a new hire, from fundamentals to architecture.
Short questions with short answers for quick daily practice. Cards you miss come back sooner, so study time goes where it's needed.
A practical toolkit for choosing the right architecture and explaining that choice with confidence, whether in a design review or a technical interview.
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Last week's agentless logging gets your logs into Datadog. For traces, custom metrics and logs tied to the request that wrote them, App Service has its own Datadog setup, and it's different on Windows and Linux.
Azure · Datadog · Observability Read post →You don't need to install the Datadog Agent to get your .NET logs into Datadog. Two agentless options send them straight over HTTPS, structured and ready to search.
.NET · Observability · Datadog Read post →When a caller gives up on a request, your code should stop working on it too. It only takes a parameter, but you have to pass it through every layer.
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