IT Philosophy

Month: February 2023

  • Synapse Minimal Test Framework – Part 2: Simple pipeline test

    Synapse Minimal Test Framework – Part 2: Simple pipeline test

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    In this 5 part series I will be talking about the Synapse Minimal Test Framework. The why, how and whatnot: Want to dive straight into the code? Want to skip reading? All code below can be found on GitHub: jpaarhuis/synapse-minimal-test-framework: Minimal test framework to test Azure Synapse pipelines with MSTest (CI included) (github.com) Testing a simple…

  • Synapse Minimal Test Framework – Part 1: Let’s get testing

    Synapse Minimal Test Framework – Part 1: Let’s get testing

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    In this 5 part series I will be talking about the Synapse Minimal Test Framework. The why, how and whatnot: Want to dive straight into the code? GitHub: jpaarhuis/synapse-minimal-test-framework: Minimal test framework to test Azure Synapse pipelines with MSTest (CI included) (github.com) Introduction Coming from a development background I’ve noticed how immature the data world…

  • Configure Logic Apps (Standard) with VNet and Private Endpoint

    Configure Logic Apps (Standard) with VNet and Private Endpoint

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    If you’re using Azure Logic Apps to automate your workflows, you might want to secure your communications by running them inside a virtual network (VNet). A VNet provides a private and isolated environment where your Logic Apps can connect to your on-premises resources or other resources running in Azure, such as VMs or databases. In…

  • My new blog

    My new blog

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    Welcome to IT Philosophy, a new blog dedicated to exploring the world of technology. Whether you’re a seasoned IT professional or just starting out, I’m here to provide you with thought-provoking insights and practical solutions to help you stay ahead of the curve. My focus will be on a wide variety of technical topics, ranging…