🌟 Community Spotlight – Nicola Delfino
In this edition of Community Spotlight, we're highlighting some outstanding contributions from the Microsoft communities. This time, we’re featuring https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicoladelfino/, Senior Cloud Solution Architect at Microsoft. Getting hands-on with Azure networking can be difficult - the network may not behave in the way you anticipate! Nicola has created and been maintaining a Hub and Spoke playground repository. https://github.com/nicolgit/hub-and-spoke-playground over the past few years. The Hub and Spoke playground is a well-documented, easy-to-deploy network topology for testing, studying, and inventing network configurations. https://github.com/nicolgit/hub-and-spoke-playground A collection of BICEP/ARM templates that deploys on Azure a hub & spoke net topology aligned with Microsoft Enterprise scale landing zone ref architecture to use as a playground for testing and studying. As bonus, many scenarios with step-by-step solutions for studying and learning are also available If you need to learn, get hands-on and see potential relevant architecture patterns when it comes to Azure networking, this repository is worth a look!Blazor WASM and Azure Static Web Apps are a great combination with Johan Smarius
Blazor keeps getting better and better. But where will you host the great new app we have built with it? You could use an Azure App Service for this, but there is another great option in Azure: Static web apps. In this session, I will show you what Azure Static Web Apps are all about and how to combine these with Blazor WebAssembly. The better part of this talk will be spent in Azure and code, so don't expect a lot of slides. https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/44f38f88-afd4-43c0-ba0b-7b69f460400c@b4c9f32e-da17-4ded-9c95-ce9da38f25d9
