Exciting news Version 1.7.0.0 of BizTalk Mapper Extensions UtilityPack for BizTalk Server 2013 is now available! But before talking about the change-log of this version there is another subject that I want to talk first This project as a new member that was responsible for all the new functionalities available in this version, my friend […]
Blog Post by: Sandro Pereira
I’ve seen some problems during configuration of BizTalk 2013, specially when I’m running in on all new hardware. BizTalk 2013, and Windows Server 2012. One of the usual show stoppers is the missing MSCVCP100.dll. This file is a part of the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package. Basically this error message indicates that you are […]
Blog Post by: Tord Glad Nordahl
If you follow my blog or already saw one of my presentations in BizTalk innovation Days events about BizTalk Mapper Patterns and Best Practices, you already notice that I avoid using Custom XSLT files for solving a mapping problem. I only recommend using custom XSLT files: If you are dealing with huge message and High […]
Blog Post by: Sandro Pereira
The second white paper I initial wrote for a client who wished to try BizTalk360 tool, then I converted to this document that was reviewed by Saravana Kumar and its team. Installing and Configuring BizTalk360 on Windows Server 2012 / BizTalk Server 2013 (user guide) You can download the BizTalk360 installation package here: http://www.biztalk360.com/content/download. A […]
Blog Post by: Sandro Pereira
Wade Wegner, a friend of the blog and an evangelist for Salesforce.com, just built a new .NET Toolkit for Salesforce developers. This Toolkit is open source and available on GitHub. Basically, it makes it much simpler to securely interact with the Salesforce.com REST API from .NET code. It takes care of “just working” on multiple […]
Blog Post by: Richard Seroter
I couple of months ago I published two white papers through BizTalk360, an initiative came from an invitation of Saravana Kumar that I promptly accepted. However I had never mentioned my White Papers in my blog what a shame! Installing BizTalk Server 2013 in a Standalone Machine (complete user guide) This white paper explains in […]
Blog Post by: Sandro Pereira
We are super excited to bring this new feature in version 7.1 of BizTalk360 called "BizTalk360 for managed services". One of the key users of BizTalk360 is consulting companies that specializes (experts) in BizTalk server implementation and support. Typically the consulting companies will manage multiple customer BizTalk environments across various locations. Currently they manage their […]
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Blog Post by: Saravana Kumar
My take and some answers on it – http://www.cloudsecurityalliance.org/topthreats/
Welcome back folks to a beautiful 2014 and I had an interesting one while going through
a Cloud Solution Design
I came across this document The Notorious Nine Cloud Computing Top Threats
in 2013 and I thought I’d talk through these concerns one by one.
Interestingly in the paper, the university of North Carolina Chapel Hill came up with
a technique to steal data from a VM running as one of many within the same host, with
the ’unis VM’ able
to steal data being transmitted through the other VMs. This was performed through
a combination of monitoring various known factors of the host,
such as thread scheduling, L1 cache and power. The paper highlighted that currently
the virtualisation technologies need to do more about isolation.
The other interesting point here to note is that if your account is indeed hijacked
then it maybe sometime until the hackers exploit this.
Gaining access to someone’s account doesn’t have to be a hi-tech solution either.
As in the movie Sneakers all that was required was a dinner conversation for the voice
password
”My voice is my passport”
In this space Azure has many ratified processes that get re-certified each year with
some of these processes available to military grade specification.
Cloud is big business for Microsoft and getting things like this wrong would be a
true achilles heel.
Talk to you soon.
Mick.
Blog Post by: Mick Badran
Getting a full Continuous Integration (CI) process working with BizTalk Server is hard! One of the big advantages in a working CI process is to always have tested and verified artifacts from the build server to deploy into test and production. Packaging these build resources into a deployable unit is however notorious hard in BizTalk […]
Blog Post by: Richard
This article is to resolve access denied issue with the SSO Application in BizTalk. The back ground is, I am working on one of our client project, there is a need to encrypt the PGP messages before sending it to the SFTP server. We need to create a Pipeline Component, which does the encryption. For […]
Blog Post by: shadabanwer