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Building Cloud-Native Applications on Azure

This Building Cloud-Native Applications on Azure training teaches students architecture and practical decisions, matching Azure resources to tasks required by the application. Attendees learn how to...

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Course Code AZR-138
Duration 2 days
Available Formats Classroom

This Building Cloud-Native Applications on Azure training teaches students architecture and practical decisions, matching Azure resources to tasks required by the application. Attendees learn how to use offerings such as Infrastructure-as-a-service, Platform-as-a-Service, Software-as-a-Service, Databases, and networking.

Skills Gained

  • Provision resources on Azure
  • Utilize storage, networking, web, messaging, and data resources
  • Incorporate various software and DevOps methods to deploy and manage code
  • Apply networking and interconnectivity

Prerequisites

  • Experience developing with JavaScript.
  • Experience developing web applications.
  • Basic familiarity with cloud technologies and Azure is a plus.

Course Details

Training Materials

All Azure training students receive comprehensive courseware.

Software Requirements

  • Modern web browser and Internet access
  • Visual Studio Code (available on Mac and PC, free)
  • A personal free trial Azure subscription (best to start a new one during class)
  • NodeJS installed

Outline

  • Introduction
  • Azure Overview
    • Course introduction
    • Key popular resources
    • Networking
    • Resource Groups and the resource model
  • Storage
    • Storage capabilities
    • Storage Accounts
    • Access control
    • Queues, Tables, Blobs, and Files
    • Programmatic access to storage
  • Service Fabric Mesh
    • Fabric and Fabric Mesh
    • Applications and Services
    • Deployments
    • Versioning
    • Networking
    • Scaling
  • Search Services
    • Search Engine vs. database
    • Text analysis
    • Schema definition
    • Indexers and indexing
  • Conclusion