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I prefer C4 model as it provides a natural way to view a system. Starting with the highest levels of abstraction and zooming in into the details, if needed. It breathes simplicity.

.NET supports high performance, structured logging via the ILogger API. Logs can be written to different destinations. Abstraction that models this destination is a logging provider. There are built-in logging providers (Console, EventSource, EventLog, …) and many more third party.

Configuration abstractions that we have give us a lot of options and flexibility. There are so many sources supported out of the box. If we see that our case isn’t we can consider implementing our own ConfigurationProvider. Both ways it’s pretty straightforward.

For static websites as blogs, documentations, marketing sites, news - most important thing is to bring content to the users and do it fast! Astro can be of great help there.

Azure Fundamentals or so called AZ-900 is an entry point into the Azure ecosystem. The idea is not to have hands on experience but solid understanding of cloud concepts, what Azure has to offer and pricing. Technical IT experience is not required.

To be able to use Azure services we need to have an account and active subscription. In this blog post we will learn about different options we have and go through the process of account creation - step by step.

With more companies migrating to the cloud, the need for professionals who can manage and optimize cloud environments is skyrocketing. According to industry reports, the cloud computing market is expected to continue its rapid expansion, driving demand for cloud engineers.

In today's digital age, cloud computing has become the backbone of modern business operations and innovation. Organizations of all sizes are increasingly adopting cloud solutions to stay competitive, agile, and efficient.