You should explain how to set configuration programmatically through c#. The documentation for setting configuration NOT using the cli or portal is horrible.
Highly sensitive like some license information should be in key vault do integration with app config and rest keep here like database info, key value pairs etc
Is it possible to use Azure App Configuration in a service fabric project. It easy to implement it in web api. But using Azure App Configuration service in a service fabric is causing the build server to fail as it is still looking for environment variables. There is poor documentation for service fabric and app configuration.
would be nice to see a workable solution that includes storage of password. Otherwise it seems a bit of overkill to keep settings in one place and passwords in another
Azure needs a developer free platform how else can we as developers creat these apps for our customers any wonder people still stick to api and sql services.
You should explain how to set configuration programmatically through c#. The documentation for setting configuration NOT using the cli or portal is horrible.
Is this appropriate for storing secrets? Or is there integration with key vault?
Highly sensitive like some license information should be in key vault do integration with app config and rest keep here like database info, key value pairs etc
Is it possible to use Azure App Configuration in a service fabric project. It easy to implement it in web api. But using Azure App Configuration service in a service fabric is causing the build server to fail as it is still looking for environment variables. There is poor documentation for service fabric and app configuration.
Not in Canada yet. Darn! : (
would be nice to see a workable solution that includes storage of password. Otherwise it seems a bit of overkill to keep settings in one place and passwords in another
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Azure needs a developer free platform how else can we as developers creat these apps for our customers any wonder people still stick to api and sql services.
I think most of these services have a free tier, which is limited in requests or storage, but more than enough for development purposes
"its just gross" hahahaa
dude let him do his presentation...
Came to say the same, years later. Host is super annoying.