A blog about my coding adventures
Recap In the previous part of this series, we started with our logger implementation in .NET Core Web Api project. We’ve identified various types of logs and also created our LogDetail entity class. Then we create an AppLogger which centralize writing of logs to files. You can read the part 1 on this URL. We … Read more
A simple .NET Core logger implementation using Serilog library. Introduction Logging is very important part of any software application. It might be needed for various reasons. You might want to log e.g. for one or all of the following reasons: What your website users do on your website? Which page are popular on your site? … Read more
Introduction Docker is changing how we distribute and install software and it is a very popular tool in many areas of software development as well. In this post, I will show you how to quickly get started with docker and postgreSQL. I will try to keep this post very simple and will not cover complex … Read more
You do not get a good team, You built one Margaret Hilda Thatcher, was a British stateswoman who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1979 to 1990 and Leader of the Conservative Party from 1975 to 1990. She was from a lower middle class and her father was a grocery store owner. … Read more
Introduction In this article, I will show you some basic SQL when working with Postgres and Azure data studio. I have already written few posts about PostgreSQL and this time I would like to take a step back and discuss some of the basics and same time share with you my experience of using Azure … Read more
Introduction Working with NoSQL persistence simplifies a lot of things when building applications. You can build persistence functionalities from scratch or you can use an already available solution like elastic-search or combine the both. In this post, I will show how to store JSON documents to ElasticSearch and then later leverage its REST API and … Read more
Introduction Working with documents in software is fun. It means that storage fit your code not the other way around. This removes the object relational impedance mismatch between how you model your application and how you store those models. Even if you do not have immediate use of documents, learning how to use documents will … Read more
Introduction There is always more than one way to get something done. When it comes to work around my house, my favorite is not doing it at all. I take that approach with landscaping,cutting the grass, other house chores and everything else I can get away with. [somebody once said that you can always tell … Read more
Introduction Everyone who has any knowledge of the internet is well-aware of the Transport Control Protocol (TCP). Robert Kahn and Vinton Cerf invented TCP in the 1970s for satellite communications. In their work building a satellite communications network, they realized the need for a hardware-independent mechanism to move data from one computer to another. All prior work … Read more
Its been a while that docker or container technologies are threatening the way we are delivering software. Cloud platforms are offering the capabilities which were only possible for the powerful and rich (ok, may be I could have written “were hard to get”). Networks, their administration and management are being abstracted away and the software … Read more