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In the fast-evolving world, connecting and synchronizing data across various platforms is key. This article will guide you through connecting a Neon.Tech Postgres database to Azure AI Search

Home Assistant is a powerful open source platform for home automation. For hosting, the use of a Linux VM in Azure and Docker is a good option.

In this last part of my series on building a SaaS solution using Next.js 14 and Azure, we will focus on the payment integration with Stripe so that you can ask for a subscription, etc.

In this final part of our series on building a SaaS solution using Next.js 14 and Azure, we will focus on the critical aspect of managing Azure Storage Accounts.

In the third story, we will use our Next.js app to get the Azure AD B2C Access Token to create Resources on Azure via the App Service created initially.

In the previous story, we created a Linux App Service instance in the F1 plan. Now, we have to secure the App Service so that only authorized requests are accepted. We use Azure AD B2C.

In the next few posts, I will guide you through building a SaaS solution on Azure (Blob Storage, App Services, Azure Functions, Azure AD B2C, etc.).

I will show you how you can delete and/or update your data within the Azure AD B2C Directory and your PostgreSQL DB at Neon.tech with ease using Prisma ORM/REST

I will show you how easy it is to access your data in your Azure AD B2C Tenant via REST so that you can integrate it into your Next.js 14 project. We will extend our Prisma schema as well.

We will focus on possible Identity providers for our Azure B2C Tenant because we would like to remove every obstacle for our users during the login process. Let's start with the main ones.

After integrating it into our Next.js 14 project, we will style the signup and sign-in page provided by Azure AD B2C to look nicer.

We will focus on integrating this tenant into a full-fledged Next.js 14 project. As a template, we will take the example that we created in the previous stories

One part is still missing for our fully-fledged blog project based on Next.js 14, Contentful and Algolia. And that is user registration and login (authentication and authorization), which is essential nowadays. We will use AD B2C.

In the previous five stories, I showed the step-by-step creation of a Next.js 14 app that can be used to create Azure Resources via App Service. Now, we added the payment option with Stripe.

I will show you how fast you can add a clap function to your blog posts. We use Upstash Redis as our serverless DB, Next.js 14 for the App, and Azure AD B2C with Next-Auth

I want to track login attempts to support users if they face issues and to understand better what is going on during login. Azure offers a smart way to implement some logic.

In this story, we’ll explore HACS (Home Assistant Community Store), why it’s a game-changer, and how to get started with it.

Let's build a nice-looking upload form with Next.js 14. We will integrate a dropzone and the capability to upload multiple files simultaneously with a fancy upload progress bar.

You plan to start a new business where you need to present your new products to a broader audience on a marketing website. Here you will find a complete guide.