Raul NaupariProblog.raulnq.com·Sep 26, 2023AWS Lambda and .NET: How to Structure Your Solution?As beginners writing Lambda functions using .NET, we often face questions about solution structure and the choice of libraries or tools. In this article, we address these concerns and present two solutions for the same problem - one following clean a...Discuss·182 readsAWS Lambdaaws lambda
Raul NaupariProblog.raulnq.com·Sep 18, 2023Send Amazon CloudWatch Alarms to SlackThe following article provides a practical example of Running AWS Lambda Functions Locally Using LocalStack. The purpose of this AWS Lambda function is to forward AWS CloudWatch alarms to Slack by utilizing an SNS topic as an intermediary. Please ens...Discuss·49 readsAWS Lambdanuke
Raul NaupariProblog.raulnq.com·Apr 22, 2023Making our lives easier with NukeNuke helps us achieve a flexible, maintainable, automated build process. However, nothing stops us from automating any task we perform during our day-to-day work, especially if it is manual and repetitive. Thus, we would like to share other tasks we ...Discuss·1 like·121 readsNukenuke
Raul NaupariProblog.raulnq.com·Apr 15, 2023Running Nuke inside a GitHub ActionThis post is the official continuation of the post, Nuke: Deploy ASP. NET Web App to Azure (try to check it before and download the initial code from here). Here we'll see how easy it's to run Nuke inside a GitHub Action. We'll create two workflows, ...Discuss·1 like·93 readsNuke.NET
Rahulkumar Choudharyrahulsblog.hashnode.dev·Jan 16, 2023aws-nuke: nuke all AWS resources in an AWS account with a single click!In this article, we will learn everything there is about aws-nuke. Understanding aws-nuke Let us consider a simple scenario for our easy understanding of aws-nuke, Assume that you have an AWS account where multiple EC2 instances, load balancers, targ...Discuss·4 likes·505 readsAWS
Minami Kanakoblog.nkpd.moe·Dec 23, 2022Workaround for using nuke_i license with Nuke Bridge in Katana on WindowsFirst of all, thanks to Foundry staff from Katana Forums for helping and providing a workaround! As we can see from Katana User Guide about Nuke Bridge, we need to tell Katana to use nuke_i (Nuke, NukeX or Nuke Studio) license instead of nuke_r (Head...Discuss·110 readskatana
Alexandre NedelecProtechwatching.hashnode.dev·Dec 18, 2022When Pulumi met Nuke: a .NET love storyToday is a great time to be a developer: there are plenty of languages and frameworks to choose from to build an application there are very powerful IDEs and tools to help us write, analyze, refactor, test and debug code there are many nice CI/CD ...Discuss·81 readsPulumidotnet
Raul NaupariProblog.raulnq.com·Aug 14, 2022Nuke: Code coverage with Coverlet and ReportGeneratorUnit tests help to ensure functionality and provide a means of verification for refactoring efforts. Code coverage is a measurement of the amount of code that is run by unit tests - either lines, branches, or methods. In this post we will see how to...Discuss·2 likes·484 readsNuke.NET
Raul NaupariProblog.raulnq.com·Jun 5, 2022Nuke: Deploy Helm package locally (special guest, GitVersion)Today we are going to continue the journey with Nuke, adding new targets to the solution presented in Nuke: Deploy ASP. NET Web App to Azure, to deploy our app to a local Kubernetes cluster using Helm. But first, you are going to need the following: ...Discuss·1 like·397 readsNukeKubernetes
Raul NaupariProblog.raulnq.com·May 14, 2022Nuke: Deploy ASP. NET Web App to AzureIn this post, we are going to explore the benefits of Nuke and its most common features (while we deploy a web app to Azure) to achieve a flexible, maintainable, automated build process. Nuke is an open source, cross-platform build automation soluti...Discuss·2 likes·669 readsNukeAzure
