Author Bibliography and Bio: Jeffrey Chilberto

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Jeffrey has been authoring on the Azure Developer Community blog since February 2016. It's time to learn more about him!

Jeffrey Chilberto's profiles:

Bibliography

Last Updated: 10/05/22

This section lists Jeffrey Chilberto's bibliography. It will expand over time. The sections are divided into different parts:

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Books

Jeffrey has co-authored 4 books:

Publisher	Title	Published
Packt	ASP.NET Core 5 for Beginners	12/18/20
Apress	Cloud Debugging and Profiling in Microsoft Azure	04/17/20
Packt	Hands-On Design Patterns with C# and .NET Core	07/05/19
Packt	C# i .NET Core projektni obrasci (Serbian)	01/01/19

Blog Posts

As of 10/5/22, Jeffrey has written 96 blog posts on the Azure Developer Community Blog. Here are some highlights:

Title	Published
How To: Retrieve from CosmosDB using Azure API Management	10/05/22
How To: Send requests to Azure Storage from Azure API Management	09/12/22
GitHub Actions - Azure Function Apps zip deployment - ERROR: 'str' object has no attribute 'value'	11/03/21
Azure on the Cheap - Azure Front Door caching vs Azure CDN	05/18/20
Azure on the Cheap - Azure Storage Static Website and Azure Front Door	04/15/20
Azure Event Grid - Serverless event-based applications	03/18/20
Windows Admin Center	12/09/19
Azure DevOps - Docker Release Pipeline	10/28/19
Azure Content Spotlight - PlayFab	05/09/19
Docker in Azure VM	09/09/18
Book Review: Architecting Microsoft Azure Solutions - Exam Guide 70-535	06/18/18
Book Review: Building Microservices with .NET Core 2.0	06/05/18
Microservices - Disaster Recovery, GeoHA and GDPR	05/22/18
Microservices - Isolated Data & State	04/11/18
Azure Virtual Machine Images	02/15/18
Azure and Unity3d - AssetBundle Delivery	12/11/17
CQRS in Azure - Part 4	06/21/17
CQRS in Azure - Part 3	04/14/17
CQRS in Azure - Part 2	04/03/17
CQRS in Azure - Part 1	03/09/17
Azure Logic Apps - Post to Twitter	01/29/17
Visual Studio Team Services – Creating a build pipeline (Part 6)	11/09/16
Visual Studio Team Services – Creating a build pipeline (Part 5)	09/19/16
Visual Studio Team Services - Creating a build pipeline (Part 4)	08/22/16
Visual Studio Team Services - Creating a build pipeline (Part 3)	08/06/16
Visual Studio Team Services - Creating a build pipeline (Part 2)	08/02/16
Visual Studio Team Services - Creating a build pipeline (Part 1)	07/31/16
Azure Functions - Tips	06/09/16
Race conditions in Microservices	05/30/16
Getting time right in the Cloud	05/25/16
Managing Multiple Azure Environments with Visual Studio Online Builds	03/07/16
Can Azure beat a 5 year old at Tic-tac-toe?	02/26/16
Multiple Azure Cloud Environments	02/11/16

Author Bio

We'll now transition to Jeffrey's biography...

Jeffrey Chilberto is a software architect specializing in the Microsoft technical stack including Azure, BizTalk, ASP.Net, MVC, WCF, and SQL Server. His experience is in a wide range of industries including banking, telecommunications, health care, and education in New Zealand, Europe, Australia, and the United States.

With over 25 years building and designing software, he's developed a disciplined and pragmatic approach. His experience in software development ranges from architecture to developer, from proof of concepts to large-scale distributed solutions.

Here is an excerpt from Jeffrey's interview with his publisher, Packt (Interview with Jeffrey Chilberto:(

Q. What advice would you give to readers learning tech? Do you have any top tips?

Jeffrey: Be patient with yourself. New developers are standing on the shoulders of all the devs that have come before them. Concentrate on the goal. You do not need to understand the details, and there is always more than one way of accomplishing the same thing.

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