Ken Muse

It's now the end of an era for me. After 5 years as a Wintellectual, it was time for a change. There's nothing like being surrounded by truly brilliant people that inspire you every day. That's why I'm becoming a Hubber and joining the DevOps FastTrack team.

Having templates for your company or your personal projects can improve your development life and enable collaboration. In order to take full advantage of this, we need to make the packages we've created available to the rest of our team. To do this, we need a package management solution, such as GitHub Packages.

Part of DevOps is supporting the people and processes with the right tools. There is one tool that is particularly powerful for organizations — reusable templates that make it easy to share best practices for new files and projects. In today's post, we'll explore creating a template that uses dotnet new to package and distribute a file.

Not every application is running on the latest frameworks or newest technologies. Sometimes, that we have to move a legacy application to Azure. Let's explore the secrets to making it perform and scale appropriately with modern cloud hosting technologies.

If you're trying to adopt Azure, it can be an interesting challenge to understand the terminology for all of the service offerings. It gets even more confusing if you need to be in a US Government cloud working with the Microsoft 365 products. Let's explore the differences between MAC, MAG, GCC, GCC High, DoD, and more!