In this video you will learn how to build a more complex, integrated microservice using Warwolf. Using a real world scenario in a business context.   Not what you were looking for? Ask our expert users in the Community Forum.

In this video you will get a good overview of the Warewolf Studio, toolbox and Server. You will also learn some basic concepts about building services and microservices inside Warewolf .   Not what you were looking for? Ask our expert users in the Community Forum.

This video will cover a high level introduction to Warewolf, it’s architecture and how it uses microservices to help you build better systems.   Not what you were looking for? Ask our expert users in the Community Forum.

Watch this video to learn how to run and example build with Warewolf and get the most out of using microservices. You will learn: 1. How to connect to the Warewolf App Store 2. What workflows to deploy 3. Which workflow to run to start the example build Read more…

It’s easy to validate information inside Warewolf. Watch this video to learn how to very quickly build a web service using Warewolf. The service will validate that an email address has been passed in and return Success or Failure.   Not what you were looking for? Ask our expert users…

Watch this video to learn how execute workflows, services and microservices externally. Workflows are the start and end point of everything you build inside Warewolf. You can execute workflows over the web, via C# or from SQL.     Not what you were looking for? Ask our expert users in the Community…

Variable language inside Warewolf is easy. Variables can hold any type of data you want. Watch this video to find out how to use the Warewolf language and recordset data.   Not what you were looking for? Ask our expert users in the Community Forum.    

Using data and variables in Warewolf is easy. We have designed Warewolf to be as simple and easy to use as possible, and no simpler (thanks for that, Einstein). To achieve this, we made Warewolf take care of data typing (integers, strings, dates etc.) for you. You don’t need to…

The Warewolf Shared Resources Server is a repository of free resources contributed by the Community. Anyone can contribute to the Shared Resources. Shared resources are provided as is with no warranty or liability. You can easily browse and retrieve items from the Shared Resources Server: Connect your Warewolf Server to the Remote Server…

Configuring Azure to work with Warewolf is a simple 9 step process. This article assumes you have a  Microsoft Azure virtual machine running the latest version of Warewolf.   1. Log into the Azure console: https://manage.windowsazure.com 2. Click VIRTUAL MACHINES 3. Click on your virtual machines NAME 4. Click ENDPOINTS   5. At the bottom of…