Setting up environments in Kubernetes can be done in quite a few ways. You can use Helm, plain manifests, Kustomize and custom-built CLI tools. But what are you going to do after you’ve configured the environment? Read this post to find out how I used C# to write a custom operator in C# to manage my MLOps environment.
Read moreA few weeks ago, I received a request to do an honest review of the Feitian ePass FIDO2 Key. I don't usually write product reviews. But I figured: This is an excellent reason to write a login system with just a FIDO2 USB key for logging in.
Read moreThis week .NET Core 2.0 alongside with ASP.NET Core 2.0 was released. A lot of improvements were made to the runtime and the size of the standard libraries has increased significantly. More and more .
Read moreThese days I run a Windows laptop with Visual Studio on it, but at home I still have a great Mac Machine purring away in my home office. I like that machine since it has a huge display (27 inches) and
Read moreOne of the things I really disliked about the previous versions of ASP.NET is that there's no real good way to run integration tests on your web application. You basically have to set up a full webser
Read moreAt my current project we're working hard to get a new REST API running on top of ASP.NET Core. One of the things we need to do is communicate with a set of existing WCF Services in the back office of
Read moreA few weeks ago I gave F# a shot, I have my personal reasons for doing this. But I can imagine you are confused about this sudden move. Why should you even try this weird language? Almost nobody uses
Read moreFunctional programming is becoming a thing. More and more people are talking about it. I used to use Scala for a lot of projects, but always wondered about F#. Last week I swallowed the blue pill and
Read moreASP.NET Core is a great web framework. Now that RC2 is out I can recommend you take a look at it. The tooling is much more solid now and the API is looking stable as well. One of the things I've been
Read moreDuring the last community standup of the ASP.NET core team Damien announced that project.json is going away. This spurred a discussion on twitter that left me with the feeling that this is a bad thing
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