Munich .NET Meetup

• Using Azure DevOps to build and deploy a Docker image to Azure by George Kosmidis
• Azure Static Web App with Blazor by Ralf Richter

Abstracts
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Using Azure DevOps to build and deploy a Docker image to Azure
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In this session we will see how to use Azure DevOps to build and then publish a docker image as an Azure App Service, using Azure Container Registry.
We will first create a new ASP.NET Core Web App, take a look at the Dockerfile that Visual Studio adds and learn how to change it to fit our needs.
We will then create and configure a new Azure Container Registry, and quickly go through some basic settings.
As a next step we will create a new Azure DevOps project, push our solution to Azure DevOps Repos and configure Azure Pipelines to build and push our image to the newy created Azure Container Registry.
At the end we will create a new Web App and configure Continuous Delivery to pull containers from the Azure Container Registry.

Azure Static Web App with Blazor
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Let's dive into Azure Static Web App and figure out:
• what it is
• how it can be useful
• what's new
• a bit about Blazor
and for sure - let's get our fingers on Code:
• what does the tooling look like
• deploy an Azure Static Web App
• extend the Web App with real data

As take away you will have understand and be able to use Azure Static Web Apps, gain insights i experienced by the work with AZ Static Web Apps and what i like about Blazor and why it's not a Javasrcipt Killer.

Agenda
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• 17:45 Virtual doors open
• 18:00 Welcome note and introduction
• 18:05 Azure DevOps by George
• 18:40 Azure Static Web App with Blazor by Ralf
• 19:15 Discussion / Q&A
• 19:30 End of event!

Join us for a journey into the extraordinary Quantum Computing, where we will fist talk about some of the spooky properties of elementary particles, line superposition and entanglement, and then we will build our first Quantum Program!

In order to do that, we will install Microsoft's Quantum Development Kit and use Q# to create a random number generator with an upper limit bigger than the number of the atoms in the universe. At the end, we will learn how to consume Q# libraries, like the one created, from a C# or F# app.

Agenda
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17:45 Virtual doors open
18:00 Welcome note and introduction
18:05 Introduction into Quantum Computing with Q# by George Kosmidis
19:05 Discussion / Q&A
19:30 End of event!