Microsoft Canberra 15/08/2017 Notice Board Dynamics 365 plugin deprecated Canberra DC/Azure regions announced – early 2018 (first half) Dynamics 365 – put pressure on reps 🙂 CRM Saturday – Sydney last weekend International UG event Canberra 2018 call for speakers CRM Just 1 Tip 365 Online – Reset & Copy […]
Now we get into some more specific examples of integration designs and their concepts. Integration Design Concepts This section further defines integration approaches which underpin the principles defined in the previous articles, and provide additional information to better articulate the intention of each approach and concept. Write Operations A write […]
Continuing on from the previous couple of articles, I’m going to introduce a number of integration approaches and provide a basic overview of the benefits they provide. This won’t be an exhaustive list, merely a brief sample. Using an Integration Approach These conditions could be used to determine when to […]
It’s been a while since my last post, I’ve been off doing the Enterprise Architect work and that has kept me fairly busy. There’s more to follow on the Enterprise Integration principles series of articles, and I swear I’ll get them done sooner rather than later. At the moment I’m […]
Hi All, It’s been a while since I last posted – mainly distracted by the events of life.. and starting a new job. I’ll have some more content up soon, particularly a focus on completing the Enterprise Integration series. There will also be some more cloud computing coverage. R
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Continuing on from the previous couple of articles, I’m going to introduce a number of integration terms, concepts and patterns and provide a basic definition so these references make sense in further articles. This won’t be an exhaustive list, merely a brief sample. Common Integration Concepts and Patterns Enterprise Service […]
Introduction Continuing from the experience with Visual Studio 2015, the next edition – Visual Studio 2017 – was officially released to Visual Studio (formerly MSDN) subscribers earlier this month. This edition follows the trend established in the previous edition of providing two channels of licensing – by using a Microsoft […]
This series of articles will describe a number of enterprise integration design principles, some based on Enterprise Services Bus (ESB) and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) architectural principles, although can be applied to microservices and serverless architectures, in a more contemporary setting. These articles extract specific principles and applies them to […]
This is the beginning of a series of articles focusing on how to identify and leverage value from defining and building mature system integration patterns. Integration is an aspect of system engineering that defines the interaction between two or more different systems to share data and support business solutions across […]
Is finally here. Here’s some UI pr0n for you: Finally back to sensible formatting of menus by default! Developers –1, UX People – 0 Here’s the version dialog: New logo New project dialog: Defaults to 4.5.2 for the runtime .Net Core options can be reached through a dedicated template category
Tonight I decided to see what was new on MSDN Subscriptions, which I occasionally do from time to time. Given Microsoft’s Ignite conference was held just last week, I wondered whether it had aligned with any new big releases. When I authenticated to MSDN Subscriptions, I saw the usual […]
Welcome to 2017 everyone. I’ve been back working since early January, and it’s all strategic roadmaps, capability mappings, enterprise design principles and salutations. I’m going to try to make a commitment this year to post more architecture-related content (as that is my actual day job), and possibly try to capture […]
Season’s Greetings to readers of Sanders Technology. It’s been an interesting year, hopefully 2017 will bring new technologies and new opportunities! Please enjoy a safe and prosperous new year. While I’m away, I’ll be playing with the new features of Visual Studio 2017 RC (which you can prep an offline […]
It’s been a common practice of mine over the past three decades (yes) to use the Telnet client as a quick and easy way of determining whether a TCP port is open between two computers. As of Windows Server 2012, Telnet Client is not installed by default, which means you […]