[blog] Automate Your Infrastructure with Automation API and C# #5380
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orionstudt
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Josh, I manage the blog, let me know if you need any assistance, always happy to help out. sophia |
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Hi @spara! I'd love an assist. I can put some more energy into this when I get off work today but when I started this I was looking primarily at the python announcement post as an example. That post doesn't really talk about python implementation specifics at all - the only thing python is the code samples. It seems to mostly be a post that describes the Automation API itself, which made it a difficult example to follow since I didn't want to just copy your homework! So, how much of this post do we want to be reiterating what the Automation API is and what it does? I was just going to get right into dotnet examples after linking to a more thorough post describing the feature, but that will make this post significantly more brief. |
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Go ahead and write up the dotnet examples part and I can throw in a paragraph about Auto API and some fresh new use cases like our new Github Actions provider. I can look at your examples and reference those as well. |
Co-authored-by: Sophia Parafina <spara@users.noreply.github.com>
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Looks great! I just had a couple small things I didn't have a huge opinion on and defer to @orionstudt
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Should be good now I think then! |
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Fixed shortcode error, removed extraneous line, set publish date, and added call to action.
Co-authored-by: Sophia Parafina <spara@users.noreply.github.com>
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This looks great - thanks @orionstudt for contributing! A few suggestions but otherwise LGTM.
Co-authored-by: Alex Mullans <alexmullans@outlook.com>
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