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Tuesday, 13 August 2024

Pulumi to create App Insights on Azure with VS Code

Overview: Provision Azure App Insights using Pulumi on VS Code using TypeScript, code generate by Pulumi's AI web code engine. It is so lovely.

Series on Pulumi:

Introduction and setup Pulumi on VS Code

Pulumi to create App Insights on Azure with VS Code (This post)

Sunday, 10 November 2019

OpenAPI Tooling working with WebAPI and APIM Notes

Editor.swagger.io is a great tool for building OAS files. The Swagger editor is easy to use and has a preview for changes.

VS Code is a great IDE for working with OpenAPI specification 2.0 and 3.0 files (also know and Swagger specification). These 3 extensions are a good idea for working with a OpenAPI specification file.

Spotlight also has an editor which is nice. Takes a little bit of getting use to, but make complex API design first easier.

Sunday, 17 June 2018

Azure Powershell from VS Code

Overview: I am moving over to using Visual Studio code for everything including PowerShell. Historically, I would use PowerGUI as it was the best IDE for PS for many years but PS ISE is excellent and I don't see a material difference these days. Basically, I use VS code for my ISE for JS, SPFx, C# unless the full versions of Visual Studio speed up my delivery rate, this allows me to remain in VS code without going to PowerGUI or 1 of the Windows PS consoles/IDE.

Get the VS code debugger working:

Get the IDE (VS Code) ready
On a new VS Code install, add the VS Extension "PowerShell", the VSIX has the description "Develop PowerShell scripts in Visual Studio Code!"

Run and Verify PS is working and output returned is working

Add the Azure Account Extension

Sign into Azure

A notification pops up to authenticate the machine/laptop with you Miscrofot credentials. Run the popup and sign in to authenticate the local dev IDE.