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Using Redis as a Service in Azure to speed up ASP.NET applications
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Microsoft Azure has a Redis Cache as a Service. There's two tiers. Basic is a single cache node, and Standard is as a complete replicated Cache (two nodes, with automatic failover). Microsoft manages automatic replication between the two nodes, and offers...
Direct Client Req : Build & Release Engineer @ Madison, WI
via theconservativephilosopher.blogspot

Hi, I hope you are doing great. Please find the below our direct client requirement and please send me your consultants resume to prao@aptude.com Title: Build & Release Engineer Location: Madison, WI Duration: 1 Year Must have 9+ Years experience...
Plex for Xbox One is here and my life is complete - Plus Synology setup how-to
via hanselman

I love my Synology NAS, and I love Plex. I also love my Xbox One. Finally, today these three things are working together to give me a lovely unified view of my media library. I have a Synology 1511 (the Synology 1513 is today's model). It's a 5 bay...
Helping development teams better understand the needs of their customers
via red-gate

It’s no secret that successful products generally come from having a good understanding of the needs of customers and developing products that match those needs. This blog describes the approach that we took to increase the domain knowledge of the DLM...
Tech Tuesday: GitVersion Made Easy (and DRY)
via tahzoo

So, you just made a new version of your application. Nice.:-) “Oh, wait, did I update the assembly version?” you think to yourself. Ok, a quick check-in and the build is running again. Nice. “Oh, was the build version in the build server updated?”...