I started my career in 1996 as WindowsNT Engineer and consultant, and seen all corners of physical datacenters. Mid 2012, I started shifting more and more to Azure, and added DevOps to my skillset as of 2019. I never thought I could become a developer, until I saw .NET Blazor for the first time.

Thanks to the straight-forward component model of Blazor, I was able to build a web app, which integrates with several Azure services (Storage, KeyVault, App Services, SQL Azure,...), as well as Azure DevOps REST API calls to trigger pipelines.

Blazor helped me becoming a developer, as well as a better Azure Solution Architect. And I can still rely on some of my 2 decades experience as an IT Pro...