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Azure Functions Kafka trigger in NodeJS programming model V4

Joost Lambregts October 2, 2025 Technology, Microsoft Azure, NodeJS, Serverless No Comments
Azure Functions Kafka trigger in NodeJS programming model V4
Update 2026-02-23: Microsoft has finally updated their documentation. There is now a V4 description in the MS learn page. Programming model V4 for NodeJS Azure Functions has been out …
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Using Java to send messages to and receive messages from an Oracle WebLogic Server JMS Queue

Marc Lameriks September 23, 2025 Oracle WebLogic Server, Java No Comments
Using Java to send messages to and receive messages from an Oracle WebLogic Server JMS Queue
Recently, for a client of ours, we had to check if a JMS Queue on an 14c Oracle WebLogic Server was correctly configured and working. In this article, you …
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Retries with backoff in Azure Service Bus

Joost Lambregts September 16, 2025 Microsoft Azure, NodeJS, Serverless No Comments
Retries with backoff in Azure Service Bus
In my current project, we receive messages from Azure Service Bus that we need to deliver to edge devices that are located all over the country. The connections to …
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