When using Microsoft Feature.Management you can use Azure App Configuration which is a configuration and feature management service provided by Azure as the platform for managing your Feature Flags.

Azure App Configuration is an excellent service for feature management in your .Net application. Learn about some advanced use cases that could come in handy in your next feature toggle implementation.

In the Microsoft Feature Management library you can combine multiple feature flags to control the exposure to a single feature. Learn how you can do that with Microsoft Feature Management framework

When using the Microsoft Feature.Management framework you can implement handlers to gracefully handle when someone accesses a disabled feature by showing them a warning page.

When using Microsoft Feature.Management framework you are able to create complex feature flags using Feature Filters which are scenarios you can define to decide when to enable/disable features.

Microsoft Feature.Management framework allows you to implement custom feature filters where you can provide a tailored experience using multiple factors to enable/disable features in .Net Core applications.

This is an introduction into the Microsoft Feature.Management library that you can use with your .Net applications to implement feature flags with ease.

Using the Secure DevOps Kit for Azure (AzSK) and Azure Pipelines you can easily run security verification tests on the Azure Resources your application is deployed on to make sure the resources are compliant with the security controls.

Secure DevOps Kit for Azure (AzSK) includes an Azure Resource Template (ARM) checker that you can easily integrate with Azure Pipelines to analyze your ARM templates for security improvements.

Secure DevOps Kit for Azure is an interesting toolkit that originated within Microsoft and now Open Source for the general public to use in their project to maintain security controls across different stages of development.

Creating a custom $(Rev) variable for Azure Pipelines that you have complete control over using Counter Expressions

You can easily implement a build and release pipeline for your open source NuGet packages using Azure Pipelines and streamline the release process for your NuGet packages.

Sentry is an open source error tracking service that you can integrate with Azure Pipelines extensions to gather telemetry from the tasks.

Key rotation is an important concept that can be implemented with Azure Key Vault and Azure Automation Runbooks.

Up till recently, we were not able to create a Resource Group using ARM templates. We always deployed an ARM template on top of an existing Resource Group. But now you are able to create a new Resource Group using ARM Templates

Custom conditions of Azure Pipelines can be used to reuse the build definitions for Pull Request validation.

You can easily run Automated Security tests on Azure DevOps using OWASP Zap. You can also use C# to write unit tests that executes the OWASP Zap Analysis.

You can easily run Automated Security tests on Azure DevOps using OWASP Zap. You can also use C# to write unit tests that executes the OWASP Zap Analysis.

OWASP Zap is a free and open source security tool that can be used to find vulnerabilities in your web application or APIs. Learn how to configure OWASP Zap on an Azure Virtual Machine.

Configuring SSL and a Reverse Proxy to secure the SonarQube server on Microsoft Azure is fairly straight forward. FOllow this guide to understand the steps to do it.

SonarQube is an open source code quality analysis tool that can be easily configured on Azure using Virtual Machines and Azure SQL databases.

With new capabilities of Visual Studio, you can now create continuous delivery pipelines without even leaving Visual Studio.

Continuous Delivery for Azure App Services can be configured on the Azure Portal using Azure DevOps (Visual Studio Team Services) in few minutes.