I’ve been meaning to play with Environment Variables in Power Automate a bit more and spent some time with them today using them in conjunction with Pipelines. Environment Variables are a great replacement for those configuration entities you used to create that lets you configure environment data as you deploy it and then let your … Read More
There have been many solutions over the years that seek to put your solutions into source control and “decompile” them so you can work on individual components. In looking at the new/preview features for GIT integration with PowerApps it’s exciting to see the work that’s being done here. It should be noted at the time … Read More
Deploying your solutions via PowerApps was always a bit of a task – whether you did it manually or through Azure DevOps. You always had to remember the steps you did last time and/or write a number of additional steps in a release pipeline that you didn’t quite need. In some cases, all you want … Read More
When I had initially configured my Azure APIM Logging to an Azure Event Hub, I thought viewing my logs would be very straightforward. Turns out there were a few things I had to go through. Find your Azure Event Hubs Your Azure Event Hubs are located within your Azure Event Hub Namespace. Validate that Messages … Read More
I get asked this question every now and again… “What does it matter if we have our own publisher?” It’s just an extension, it just looks nice… right? Right? The formal answers from Microsoft on Publishers are available here (which is quite informative, and a great read). At its core, Publishers help distinguish your solution … Read More
A while back I had to integrate logging for my Azure APIM Integration that enabled logging outside of APIM (to be picked up by different groups) and logged information to separate locations. To accomplish this task, I leveraged Azure Event Hubs for storing the logs and have outlined the steps below. The high-level steps for … Read More
It’s that time of year where I start to catch up on everything on my To Do list for learning. One that was definitely at the top was GitHub Copilot and this was a facesmacking one as the amount of time that could have been saved using this early on in some of our projects … Read More
