CloudSavvy IT - What's New In C# 10?

November 17, 2021

C# 10 was released in November 2021 alongside Visual Studio 2022 and .NET 6. It adds several new features which make it easier and more convenient to work with. Here’s a tour of some of the most useful additions and how they’ll enhance your workflow. Read More »

Github provides two ways to authenticate with your repository—over HTTPS with a password, and over SSH using private keys. While both work fine, if you want to switch, you’ll need to configure your local repo to use the new credentials. Read More »

A Certificate Signing Request (CSR) file is something you generate and give to a Certificate Authority, who in turn signs and sends you the requested SSL certificate that used for enabling HTTPS on your web server. Read More »

If you’re networking to the outside world, Docker behaves as if the request was coming from the host machine. But if you want to access processes that are running on the host, your firewall may need some extra configuration. Read More »

Kubernetes Pods should operate without intervention but sometimes you might hit a problem where a container’s not working the way it should. Restarting the Pod can help restore operations to normal. Read More »

Not all hackers are bad guys. To properly defend a network you need to know the type of attack you’re going to face. So does a hacker make the best type of defender too? Read More »

Windows on ARM sucks, mainly because it lacks basic app support. Developers just aren’t interested in spending time on such a niche operating system, especially when the only platform to test Windows on ARM apps is a $1,000 Surface Pro X. But things may change soon thanks to the ECS LIVA Mini Box QC710, a new Snapdragon mini PC that costs just $219. Read More »