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I host media content (all images and videos) related to this blog in an Azure Blob Storage account that is exposed publicly via a CDN. It’s the most cost-efficient way to do it for the scenarios I have in mind and also given the fact that the rest of the website and related infrastructure lives in Azure (yes, it finally outgrew GitHub Pages).

Not too long ago I decided to host a static site on Azure App Service (it’s a bit too big for Azure Static Web Apps) and while at it, I also decided that it would be nice if I could restrict who could access the site.

I encountered a very unique challenge today - I needed to cut a part of a video hosted online with Azure Media Services for reference. The video in question is Into Focus, the ‘show within a show,’ that aired at Microsoft’s Ignite conference earlier this week.

You can reduce the cost of hosting your static blog by leveraging GitHub Pages.

How to publish documentation with DocFX and GitHub Actions.

How to generate and host your documentation in the cloud.

Learn how to start using DocFX to generate and publish documentation.

My take on the process of automatically producing documentation from code.

How to connect feedback from GitHub issues to your project’s VSTS instance.

How to upload captured Nest video to Azure Storage.

How to query build steps in Visual Studio Team Services through the .NET API.

Videos listed here show you how to use Azure Notification Hubs to send push notifications to a variety of applications.

I am out with a new video on Channel9, talking about Azure Notification Hubs.

Moving configuration storage from on-premises to the cloud.

Learn how to upload files to the cloud with Microsoft service APIs.