Don’t worry I will be covering other topics next week. Just wanted to share that I’ve released SeaMist version 1.1.5, the most complete Kraken.io API wrapper for .net, which includes lots of what was still missing. And I have some other interesting news as well.
In case you are using Kraken.io within your applications, no matter if this involves direct API calls or using an extension / plugin, you might start to wonder if there is an easy way to enable notifications based on your quota’s. This post explains how this can be achieved in 5 minutes using Azure Logic Apps!
Just a short post covering all updates recently made within the SeaMist GitHub Repository. I’ve strived to implement most of the Kraken.io features, and in addition to this made some project changes as well.
[SeaMist – a .NET based library for the Kraken.io REST API. Available on GitHub and Nuget]
It has been almost a year since I wrote the Azure Portal monitoring basics guide. Given that this article is attracting quite a bit of traffic, I guess that many of blog visitors are interested to read more on this. Therefore, I’ve decided to write a little update covering important recent Portal changes.
Build 2016 got me pretty excited and I therefore decided to experiment a little with Azure Functions. Many new App Services features have been showcased, amongst a lot of other existing topics. But what really got my attention was Azure Functions, especially Logic Apps integration.
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