Azure Create Static Web App with linked Azure Function

 Azure CLI script to create an Azure Static Web application with a linked dotnet-isolated Azure Function.

PowerShell Export SQL Data to Azure Blob Storage

Example PowerShell script that downloads SQL data to a CSV file and uploads the files to Azure Blob Storage.

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.Net Dependency Injection

.Net Dependency Injection Service Lifetimes:

Transient

Transient lifetime services are created each time they are requested.

Example:

services.AddTransient<IRequest, MyAppRequest>();

Scoped

For web applications, a Scoped lifetime indicates that services are created once per client connection.

Example:

services.AddScoped<ISettings, ClientSettings>();

Singleton

Singleton lifetime services are created the first time they are requested.  

Accessing application configuration or loading static data are examples of when to use Singleton service.

Example:

services.AddSingleton<ISettings, MyAppSettings>();

Extension Methods:

AddBlobServiceClient

Add Azure Blob Storage

Example:

AddDbContext

A Scoped lifetime service used with Entity Framework Core to connect to a database.

Example:

services.AddDbContext<DataContext>(options => options.UseSqlServer("name=ConnectionStrings:SQLConnectionString"), ServiceLifetime.Scoped);

AddOptions

Extension method for adding configuration related options services to the DI container

Example:

AddQueueServiceClient

Azure Queue Service Client. 

Example:

AddSecretClient

Azure Key Vault Secrets

Example:

AddSqlServer

Registers the given Entity Framework DbContext as a service in the IServiceCollection and configures it to connect to a SQL Server database.

Example:

services.AddSqlServer<DataContext>(hostContext.Configuration["ConnectionStrings:SQLConnectionString"]);