Technologies
Azure + .NET Development
Enterprise APIs, web apps, and microservices on Microsoft Azure.
We design and ship production .NET solutions on Azure — from ASP.NET Core REST APIs and minimal APIs to Blazor front ends and background workers on AKS. Managed identity, Key Vault, and deployment slots are standard, not stretch goals.
Discuss Your .NET on Azure ProjectWhy .NET Belongs on Azure
Azure is built for .NET — first-class SDKs, native diagnostics, and deep integration with Entra ID, App Service, and AKS reduce friction from prototype to production.
First-Class Platform Support
Azure SDKs, App Service .NET stacks, and Visual Studio publish profiles align with how .NET teams already work.
Enterprise Identity
Microsoft Entra ID, MSAL, and role-based access integrate cleanly with ASP.NET Core middleware and policies.
Predictable Performance
App Service plans, AKS node pools, and Azure Cache for Redis tuned for .NET GC and connection pooling.
Right-Sized Hosting
We match App Service, Container Apps, or AKS to your traffic profile so you are not paying for unused cluster capacity.
.NET Reference Architecture on Azure
A layered blueprint we use for greenfield and modernization — clear boundaries between experience, application, data, and operations.
Experience
Blazor / SPA Host
Interactive UI with Entra ID auth, served from App Service or Static Web Apps with API fallback.
Azure Front Door
Global routing, WAF, and TLS termination in front of public endpoints.
Application
ASP.NET Core APIs
REST or minimal APIs with versioning, health checks, and OpenAPI for consumers.
Background Workers
Hosted services, Azure Functions, or queue consumers for async and scheduled work.
Data
Azure SQL / Cosmos DB
Relational or document stores chosen by consistency, scale, and query patterns.
Azure Service Bus
Reliable messaging between services with dead-letter and retry policies.
Platform
AKS or App Service
Container orchestration for microservices or PaaS for simpler API and web tiers.
Application Insights
Distributed tracing, dependency maps, and alerting tied to .NET telemetry.
What We Build with .NET on Azure
Deliverables our Azure + .NET teams ship regularly — from line-of-business portals to API platforms behind mobile and partner integrations.
ASP.NET Core API Platforms
Versioned REST APIs with Entra ID, rate limiting via APIM, and contract-first OpenAPI documentation.
Blazor & MVC Applications
Server, WebAssembly, or hybrid Blazor with component libraries and accessible UX patterns.
Microservices on AKS
.NET services in containers with Helm, ingress, and service mesh options when complexity warrants it.
Legacy .NET Modernization
Incremental lift from .NET Framework to .NET 8 on Azure with strangler-fig migration paths.
CI/CD & IaC Pipelines
Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions with Bicep/Terraform, slot swaps, and automated smoke tests.
Azure Services in the .NET Stack
Core Azure services we wire into every .NET engagement — with managed identity instead of connection strings wherever possible.
Azure Service
Role in stack
- Azure App Service
Hosts ASP.NET Core web apps and APIs with deployment slots and autoscale.
- Azure Kubernetes Service
Runs containerized .NET microservices with ingress, secrets, and pod autoscaling.
- Azure SQL Database
Managed relational store with elastic pools, geo-replication, and Entra ID auth.
- Azure Key Vault
Certificates, connection secrets, and signing keys accessed via managed identity.
- Azure API Management
Gateway for external APIs — OAuth, quotas, caching, and developer portal.
- Application Insights
End-to-end telemetry, live metrics, and proactive failure detection for .NET apps.
How We Deliver .NET on Azure
Engineering practices that keep .NET solutions maintainable, secure, and operable after handoff.
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Clean Architecture Boundaries
Domain, application, and infrastructure layers with testable cores and Azure adapters at the edge.
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Configuration as Code
App settings and feature flags in Key Vault and App Configuration — never secrets in source control.
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Automated Quality Gates
Unit, integration, and contract tests in CI with coverage thresholds on critical paths.
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Observability by Default
Structured logging, correlation IDs, and Application Insights instrumentation from the first commit.
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Operational Runbooks
Deployment, rollback, and incident playbooks so your team can run production without us.
.NET on Azure Questions
- App Service is faster to operate for most APIs and web apps. AKS makes sense when you need fine-grained scaling, sidecars, or a shared platform for many .NET microservices. We recommend based on team skills, scale, and release cadence.
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