In my last post, I mentioned that I’d hit a little snag when I was migrating my live site over to my new architecture. When I built my test site it always used a subdomain (beta.cirriustech.co.uk) so I never had any issue with DNS. However, when I migrated my live site over, I had built it …

Image by Alexandre Debiève on Unsplash Got a website? Secured with HTTPS and an SSL certificate? You’d know if someone tried to register their own certificate for your domain and masquerade as you, right? If you answered Yes, Yes and No, and you’re using Cloudflare, you can fix that at …

Image by John Salvino on Unsplash In my last post, Grav in Azure part 4 - Adding DNS and Cloudflare to an App Service Web App, I demonstrated how to configure your Azure web app and its DNS to be managed by Cloudflare. In this post, we’ll go ahead and take a look at and optimise our Cloudflare …

Image by John Salvino on Unsplash In my last post, Grav in Azure part 3 - Creating an Azure Web App with code deployed from Git, I demonstrated how to setup a webapp in Azure and deploy code to it from a Bitbucket repo with the Grav Blog Site skeleton code. In this post, we’ll take a domain …

Image by John Salvino on Unsplash In this post, I discuss my requirements for my blog, what I’ve chosen to build it with and why. Requirements My first project on Azure was a blog site, and in choosing the solution best for my needs, I had the following requirements: Use an Azure based …