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With the rise of new technology and the cloud, a lot of processes and solutions are relabeled or added. That’s why it’s worth looking at the Modern Data Warehouse and the role integration specialists can play in building a so-called Data Driven Enterprise:

• Modern Data Warehouse Architecture
• Data Ingestion via Azure Data Factory and Data Bricks
• Master Data Management (customers, products, etc.)

.Net Framework is going to be supported as longs as there’s Windows Application Servers. Yet, .Net Core is the way forward. .Net Core is cross-platform, open source and multi-language. Visual Studio is a free open source editor that can be used by developers as an alternative to Visual Studio.

• .Net Core
• Visual Studio Code

When I hear someone touch the subject of Azure Governance, I’m always like: “Wow! That’s overwhelming”. And the next thing I’m asking myself is like: “What the hell is he talking about?”. Luckily enough my old-time favorite Johan Savill came to rescue. He nailed to subject in the excellent Pluralsight course named Design Governance and Identity Management in Microsoft Azure

• Overview
• Policies
• Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
• Azure Active Directory (AAD)
• Cost Management

This concept is also labeled Infrastructure-As-Code, but that doesn’t fully describe the concept accurately. Important concepts:

• Service Connections.
• YAML pipelines