Azure Key Vault in a Real World Application Members Public

This post looks in how to handle key vault for a real world application and how to organize the keys/secrets usage.

Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Azure

Is Code Coverage a Lie? Members Public

This post reflects on how code coverage is seen today in the industry and on how it should actually be seen and interpreted so as to produce better and stable code.

Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Testing

Moving Sensitive Information from Configuration File to Azure Key Vault Members Public

This post describes on how sensitive information can be moved out of application's configuration's file to azure key vault.

Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Azure

Authenticating a Client Application with Azure Key Vault Members Public

This post describes the different methods by which a client application can access Azure Key Vault and use the keys for performing cryptographic activities.

Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Azure

Getting Started with Azure Key Vault Members Public

Please check here for scripts using the latest PowerShell cmdlets. Azure Key Vault service is a cloud hosted, HSM(Hardware Security Modules)-backed service for managing cryptographic keys and other secrets. With Azure Key Vault, the process of managing and controlling the keys required for an application or multiple applications

Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Azure

Azure Key Vault and Powershell Module Version Members Public

Details out on the error, 'Please install Azure Powershell module version 0.8.13 or newer.' when trying Azure Key vault.

Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Azure

IsRegistered on Unity Container for Generic Type Members Public

This post just describes a bug that is there in the Unity (3.5.1404) IoC container, when using the IsRegistered extension method, to check for generic types and a possible fix for it.

Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Dotnet

Testing Multiple Implementations of same Interface Members Public

Often there are times when we need to test multiple implementations of the same interface. We would want to use the same test case against all the implementations so that we don't repeat ourselves. In this post we will see how we can reuse the same test cases

Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Rahul Pulikkot Nath
Dotnet