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    • Automating Azure Infrastructure for a .NET Project with Terraform, OpenTelemetry, and Observability

      By Eduardo Carísio

      Posted on August 19, 2024

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      Creating and managing cloud infrastructure can be complex, but tools like Terraform and OpenTelemetry make it easier. In this guide, we’ll set up Azure infrastructure for a .NET project using Terraform, integrate Hot Chocolate as the GraphQL engine, and implement observability using Azure Monitor and OpenTelemetry. [Read More]
      Tags:
      • graphql
      • dotnet
      • hot chocolate
      • c#
      • terraform
      • azure
      • open telemetry
      • observability
    • Hot Chocolate GraphQL string comparison case insensitive

      By Eduardo Carísio

      Posted on August 13, 2024

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      Providing case-insensitive query support in a Hot Chocolate GraphQL server enhances the search experience for users by allowing queries to match regardless of case. This guide covers how to implement case-insensitive queries, including creating a custom QueryableStringOperationHandler. [Read More]
      Tags:
      • graphql
      • dotnet
      • hot chocolate
      • postgresql
      • c#
    • Integrating Hot Chocolate and Fluent Validation

      By Eduardo Carísio

      Posted on August 13, 2024

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      Hot Chocolate is a powerful .NET GraphQL server library that simplifies the creation of GraphQL APIs. Fluent Validation is a popular library for building strongly-typed validation rules in .NET applications. Combining these tools allows you to create robust and well-validated GraphQL APIs with a clean and maintainable codebase. This article... [Read More]
      Tags:
      • graphql
      • dotnet
      • hot chocolate
      • c#
      • fluent validation
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