Logic apps and CSRF token validation failed
Published at December 5, 2021 · 2 min read
Logic apps and CSRF token validation failed Tumbled up in a situation where I had to manipulate data in SAP C4C through Odata API. I started playing with the api with Postman and VSCode Rest Client and all looked good. I was able to fetch and update data. Following the developer guide I fetched the CSRF Token which is needed to update/insert/delete data and used it in Http PATCH call....
How to import training data to Sports Tracker... with RPA
Published at October 20, 2021 · 4 min read
How to import training data to Sports Tracker… with RPA When you’re trying to be fit and are an engineer, you must collect as much data as you can from your fitness achievements. Training didn’t happen if you don’t have the data. At least for me this stands. So I have the sports watch and gear and training data synced to several services. But there’s one fitness tracking data service (Sports Tracker) that don’t have direct integrations to upload data from other services....
Onprem Github and Devops Pipelines
Published at May 19, 2019 · 2 min read
How to use github that’s not open to internet in Azure Pipelines Your organization has Enterprise Github on premises but it’s open only to your company network. Now you would like to use it with Azure Pipelines but DevOps can’t connect to it because DevOps runs in public cloud. What to do? Well, you can always use on-prem DevOps aka Azure DevOps Server. But if that’s not an option and you really want to use Azure Pipelines....
How to automate ARM template versioning
Published at February 26, 2019 · 6 min read
The gentle art of making versions Are you like me, always forgetting to update version numbers? If so, I got an interesting thing to show to you. Would it be nice that you could handle version bumping (almost) automatically in Azure DevOps. And would it be awesome that you could inject this version number to ARM templates. Well, let’s have a look how to do it with Azure DevOps, with the help of some nice components from Visual Studio Marketplace....
3 Ways to Deploy Webjob with Azure DevOps
Published at January 28, 2019 · 5 min read
Here’s 3 ways how you can deploy an Azure WebJob with Azure DevOps. I made a simple continuous nonsense webjob to demonstrate CI/CD possibilities of WebJobs in Azure DevOps. This webjob runs in infinite loop and gets current weather of my home town every minute and saves it to the blob storage. If interested, the code for the webjobs can be found in my github here. 1. Azure WebJob template way The easiest and latest (at the time of writing) way to deploy your webjob with Azure DevOps CI/CD pipelines is to create your webjob with Visual Studio template Azure Webjob (....
Published at January 20, 2019 · 5 min read
We had one case where we synced user info from Azure Ad to SMS messaging service. And colleague of mine suggested to try Azure Stream Analytics. Well, we ended up to a different solution, but for fun of it I had to try the Stream Analytics approach. Actually Stream Analytics is marketed for analysing IoT or Logging data, but thinking outside of the box is always much more enjoyable....
How to Schedule Posts With Azure
Published at January 12, 2019 · 3 min read
Scheduling blog posts When starting this blog I chose to make static site with hugo and host it in netlify and use github as source control. As being static I wondered how to schedule blog posts like you can easily do in ie. Wordpress. I found this https://serverless.com/blog/static-site-post-scheduler/ blog post that tackled the problem with AWS. As mostly an Azure guy I thought, why not do it in Azure with Logic Apps...
Published at January 10, 2019 · 1 min read
Hello there And welcome to my attempt to get some clarity to data integration possibilities in cloud platforms. Microsoft Azure It is possible that most of my posts concerns Azure. At least in the coming months, since I’ve been working mostly with Microsoft offerings. Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud Platform I’m also interested how AWS and GCP compares to Azure integration-wise. So some fiddling around with those is also expected....