In this post, we’ll take a look at adding a domain to Microsoft365 and configuring your DNS records with Cloudflare DNS. One of the benefits of using Cloudflare for your DNS is that you can hide where your website is being hosted, and it’s free for their basic services. Create a Microsoft365 tenancy The first […]
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If you’re seeing an error sending email via SendGrid from Azure Functions v4 Isolated model saying “System.Private.CoreLib: Exception while executing function: Functions.SendEmail. Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Extensions.SendGrid: A ‘To’ address must be specified for the message.” then you have a JSON serialization problem! The standard JSON in the newer Azure functions projects is System.Text.Json, which is serialising the returned
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In this post, we’ll take a look at adding a domain to Microsoft365 and configuring your DNS records with an Amazon Route 53 DNS. Fun Fact: The name Route 53 comes from the fact that DNS often detemines internet routing and the port used for DNS lookups is port 53! Create a Microsoft365 tenancy The
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I imagine most people who get asked that question would answer “Of course!” but I disagree in a way. I’ve seen countless videos and articles talking about adding caching to your ASP.NET website or API in order to “speed it up”. Speeding up your responses is a good thing, but if you’re using caching as
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In this post, we’ll take a look at adding a domain to Microsoft365 and configuring your DNS records with an Azure DNS Zone. Create a Microsoft365 tenancy The first step to getting a domain set up in Microsoft365 is to set up a tenancy. A tenancy is a placeholder to contain your domains, user accounts,
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If you’re using Azure for other services, then it makes perfect sense to also use Azure Public DNS Zones to host your domain and manage your DNS. You’ll be building on top of the massive infrastructure that Azure already has in place to manage it’s own internal and external DNS. Create an Azure Public DNS
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