Tags Overview for All Blog Topics

GDPR

GDPR is not just a legal requirement—it is an engineering specification for how personal data must be handled throughout its lifecycle. For .NET developers, GDPR demands that data models support deletion, APIs expose data subject rights, and workflows implement consent management.

GitHub

GitHub provides version control, collaboration, CI/CD, and security features for modern software development. This collection explores GitHub workflows, repository management, and effective team collaboration practices.

GitHub Actions

GitHub Actions enables event-driven CI/CD automation integrated with GitHub repositories. This collection covers workflow design, reusable actions, deployment strategies, and reliable pipeline automation.

GitHub Copilot

GitHub Copilot provides AI-powered code completion and suggestions. This collection explores effective Copilot usage patterns, quality considerations, and maintaining code understanding while leveraging AI assistance.

GitOps

GitOps operationalizes infrastructure and application delivery using Git repositories as the source of truth. Automated agents continuously reconcile the desired state in Git with actual system state, enabling declarative deployments, audit trails, and rollback capabilities through standard Git workflows.

Governance

Governance establishes frameworks, policies, and controls for compliance and accountability at scale. This collection examines practical governance mechanisms that support regulatory requirements without becoming bureaucratic friction.

Hidden Gems

Welcome to our collection of Hidden Gems from the .NET world! 💎

Identity & Access Management

Identity and Access Management (IAM) forms the foundation of application security, governing how users authenticate, how their identity is verified, and what resources they can access.

Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) treats infrastructure configuration as software code, enabling teams to provision, modify, and manage resources through declarative or imperative definitions stored in version control. This approach brings reproducibility, auditability, and automation to infrastructure management.

ISO Standards

ISO standards have transitioned from organizational compliance overhead to engineering requirements for .NET developers. These aren’t bureaucratic checklists—they’re decades of distilled security failures and privacy disasters codified into actionable architectural patterns.

Kubernetes

Kubernetes has become the de facto standard for container orchestration, providing powerful abstractions for deploying, scaling, and managing containerized applications across distributed infrastructure. This collection explores the practical realities of working with Kubernetes in production environments, including managed services like Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and self-hosted clusters.

Logging

Logging is not about recording what happened—it is about creating forensic evidence of system behavior that auditors, incident responders, and security analysts can examine. ISO/IEC 27001 demands comprehensive audit trails, not simple string formatting.