Channel 9

In this quick video, Cecil and Jayme will teach us about the new target-typed new expression in C# 9.

Useful Links

• What's new in C# 9
• Target-typed new expressions Language reference
• A Tour of C#

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Our customers have been wanting some more basic, getting started material on taking their on prem applications and moving them to the cloud. This video series does just that. Starting with a simple on prem solution, lifting and shifting and slowly evolving the app through its many stages until it is a 100% cloud native app. On Episode 7 we will dive into our database solution and explore using a Platform as a Service (PaaS) offering.

Jump to:
[02:45] Azure SQL Deployment Options
[06:02] Azure Database Migration Service
[12:27] Database Migration Assistant

Learn more:
Azure SQL documentation - https://aka.ms/DevOpsLab/AzureSQLDocs
Quickstart: Create an Azure SQL Database single database - https://aka.ms/DevOpsLab/AZQSSQL
SQL tools overview - https://aka.ms/DevOpsLab/SQLToolsDocs
Azure Migrate documentation - https://aka.ms/DevOpsLab/AzMig
Azure Database Migration Guides - https://aka.ms/DevOpsLab/ADMG
Overview of Data Migration Assistant - https://aka.ms/DevOpsLab/AZDMA
Azure Database Migration Service documentation - https://aka.ms/DevOpsLab/AZDMS
Connecting to an Azure SQL database - https://aka.ms/DevOpsLab/SQLConnect

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Victoria Almazova joins David Blank-Edelman to explore the tools for DevSecOps in a CI/CD Pipeline on Azure.

✅ Resources:

• WAF Security pillar
• Azure Well-Architected Review
• Secure DevOps
• DevSecOps in Azure
• Secure DevOps Kit for Azure
• Secure Azure pipelines

[00:00] Overview
[01:09] Let's review what we've learned about DevSecOps so far.
[01:55] Why are we focusing only on dependency management and security scanning?
[03:17] Is there a way we could see a concrete example of implementing security practices?
[05:16] Can you show me a real life example of how this implementation works in Azure DevOps? [07:46] Why do you deploy the ZAP Scanner WebApp after you built the application?
[08:43] What is the next stage in the [CI/CD] pipeline, once all the scanning is done?
[09:52] How will I know whether the tools find a security vulnerability, and how I get notified?
[11:11] By "breaking the build," do we mean the pipeline itself stops when it discovers a vulnerability?
[11:35] We've covered credentials scan results. Are there other results to mention?

📺 Related Episodes to watch next:

• DevSecOps: bringing security into your DevOps practice on Azure 
• Improve app security with Application Security Groups
• Better app token security through application roles

🔴 Watch more episodes in the Well-Architected Series!

Azure IoT Edge devices can now be nested to securely collect data across networks organized in hierarchical layers. Industrial customers commonly use layered networks to isolate and secure their most critical assets, as recommended by the ISA-95 standard. With this new IoT Edge capability, customers can quickly overcome the challenges of collecting data from each layer and gain local insights to help reduce unplanned downtime, increase equipment efficiency, and reduce product defects while fully complying with strict industry standards.

Learn more at https://aka.ms/iotshow/IoTEdgeForIIot