Simon Bisson
Columnist
Author of InfoWorld's Enterprise Microsoft blog, Simon BIsson prefers to think of "career" as a verb rather than a noun, having worked in academic and telecoms research, as well as having been the CTO of a startup, running the technical side of UK Online (the first national ISP with content as well as connections), before moving into consultancy and technology strategy. He’s built plenty of large-scale web applications, designed architectures for multi-terabyte online image stores, implemented B2B information hubs, and come up with next generation mobile network architectures and knowledge management solutions. In between doing all that, he’s been a freelance journalist since the early days of the web and writes about everything from enterprise architecture down to gadgets.
Take advantage of .NET 6 on Microsoft Azure
Microsoft has updated Azure’s main PaaS services with the latest release of .NET. Here’s the skinny on .NET 6 support in Azure Functions, Azure App Service, and Azure Static Web Apps.
Using the Webview UI Toolkit for Visual Studio Code
Microsoft helps deliver accessible, consistent web-based extensions to its free code editor.
Securing the Kubernetes software supply chain
Microsoft’s Ratify proposal adds a verification workflow to Kubernetes container deployment.
Build on Excel using the Microsoft Graph API
Excel apps are everywhere. Thanks to Microsoft Graph, we can build them into our web and mobile applications.
Using WiX to build Windows installers
With a little bit of XML you can automate creating Windows installers for your code, right from your CI/CD pipeline.
Take a look at Azure Monitor
Use Azure’s built-in metrics and log tools to support devops and SRE teams.
Getting started with Azure Fluid Relay
Microsoft’s Fluid Framework offers an interesting approach to collaborative distributed applications. An Azure service aims to make it easier to deploy and deliver Fluid code.
Microsoft’s Kubernetes for the rest of us
Azure Container Apps is a serverless Kubernetes service that manages scaling for you. Just bring your application’s containers, ready to run.
Ignite 2021: Azure’s Chaos Studio goes public
Azure CTO Mark Russinovich explains how Microsoft is bringing chaos engineering tools to its Azure customers.
Using Microsoft’s YARP project to proxy web-based microservices
Microsoft’s internal .NET reverse proxy project gets close to a public release.
Azure updates AKS with new Kubernetes technologies
Microsoft continues to evolve Azure’s container orchestration platform, adding proxy and WebAssembly support.
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