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When deploying contents to App Services, usually we use CI/CD pipeline to make the deployment automatically and continuously.
For Azure DevOps pipeline, we usually use the “Azure Web App” task to deploy the related contents to Azure App Service. In th… Continue reading Deploy your App Service flexibly with Azure DevOps pipeline
In some certain circumstances, we may require service bus namespace to be accessed securely. Generally, we have two options below in the azure portal if we want to restrict publicly access to service bus namespace.
Disabled: This … Continue reading How to connect to Service Bus with network security enabled through public APIM
Organizing logic apps workflows with Logic Apps Standard
One of the common asks from customers, when requesting guidance for Logic Apps Standard is “How many workflows can I host in logic apps standard application”?
Coming from a Logic Ap… Continue reading Organizing logic apps workflows with Logic Apps Standard
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As an Elite Diamond Sponsor of this year’s … Continue reading Connect with Microsoft at AIIM2022, April 27-29
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We’re excited to be a Platinum sponsor of DOCUMENT Strategy Forum (… Continue reading Join the Microsoft 365 team at DSF ’22 Chicago, April 4-6
An issue was reported in the 22.02 SDK, related to the sys/socket.h header and musl 64-bit time support that are included in API set 12. The issue will be resolved in an upcoming update to the SDK. No OS change is required to address this iss… Continue reading Known issue in Azure Sphere SDK version 22.02
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This document is not meant to replace any official documentation, including those found at docs.microsoft.com. Those documents are continually updated and maintained by Microsoft Corporation. If there is a discrepancy bet… Continue reading Part 2e – Using Multiple Sensitivity Labels
Disclaimer
This document is not meant to replace any official documentation, including those found at docs.microsoft.com. Those documents are continually updated and maintained by Microsoft Corporation. If there is a d… Continue reading Part 2d – Required Labels