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BizTalk: to Git or not to Git?

During the past years, Git has gained a lot of popularity.  It’s a completely different approach to source control, compared to TFS Version Control (TFS VC).  A good comparison between these two technologies can be found here.  When dealing with BizTalk...

BizTalk Hotrod Magazine republished!

The once-so-famous BizTalk Hotrod Magazine was nowhere to be found anymore on the internet. Luckily I found them back. I thought it was a good idea to share them with the community. Nostalgia! While cleaning up my OneDrive storage, I stumbled upon 10 editions of...

SQL Server 2016: MAX DOP at database level.

Very recently, I discovered a new feature in SQL Server 2016.  It allows you to configure the Max Degree of Parallelism (MAXDOP) on a database level, instead of instance level.    This is very important to take into account for BizTalk installations.  The BizTalk...

Run BizTalk extension objects in Logic Apps

This post was originally published here. Lately, I was working at a customer that heavily invested in BizTalk Server on premises during the last decade. They are considering to migrate parts of their existing integrations towards Logic Apps, to leverage the smooth...

BTS 2016 Feature Pack 1 – Continuous Deployment

This post was originally published here. Recently, the product team released a first feature pack for BizTalk Server 2016. Via this way, Microsoft aims to provide more agility into the release model of BizTalk Server. The feature pack contains a lot of new and...

BTS 2016 Feature Pack 1 – Management & Operational API

This post was originally published here. Recently, the product team released a first feature pack for BizTalk Server 2016. Via this way, Microsoft aims to provide more agility into the release model of BizTalk Server. The feature pack contains a lot of interesting...