You can deploy WordPress onto an Azure Web App by copying the files directly to the FTP site behind it but the easiest option is to clone it directly from the offical WordPress Github repository. This can be done by adding it as an external Git repository in the Deployment Read more…
I’ve been updating our company’s Christmas bake-off site and as part of the update I added the Microsoft.Identity.Web project to help with authentication and accessing the Graph API. This project doesn’t currently have a NuGet package though one is apparently in the works so I included it by taking a Read more…
If you’re setting up a WordPress site in an Azure Web App then an easy option for hosting the required MySQL database is to use the MySQL in app option of the Web App rather than setting up a new MySQL server. Though it’s worth noting that this isn’t very Read more…
I’ve recently started trying to get my head around unit testing (I probably should have learnt this a while ago) and part of this has involved trying to figure out the best way to integrate them with Azure DevOps. In my case I wanted to have a pipeline which built Read more…
I’ve previously used “Individual User Accounts” authentication for authenticating users in web applications but as the management of users in the underlying SQL databases isn’t that simple it seemed that using Azure Active Directory to manage users might be a better option. The first step in the process is to Read more…