The course Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure teaches developers how to use Microsoft Azure to construct end-to-end solutions. Discover the capabilities of cloud computing technologies and Microsoft Azure to enhance your data engineering abilities.
Course Objectives
This AZ-204 Training Course will teach you the following:
- Azure Essentials
- Virtual Machines on Azure
- Azure Application Framework
- Functions on Azure
- Azure File Storage
- Azure Cosmos Database
- Azure Logic
- Azure Hubs and Azure Event Grid
- Service Bus for Azure
- Azure Key Vault: Monitoring and Diagnostics for Authentication and Authorization
Course Outline
- Look at Azure App Service.
- Adjust the web app’s settings.
- Utilize Azure App Service to scale apps
- Look at deployment slots for Azure App Service.
- Look into Azure Functions
- Construct Azure Functions
- Look at Blob storage on Azure
- Oversee the lifespan of Azure Blob storage.
- Create solutions depending on events.
- Utilize Blob storage in Azure
- Examine Azure Cosmos Database
- Utilize Azure Cosmos Database
- Utilize Azure Container Registry to manage container images.
- Utilize Azure Container Instances to run container images.
- Use Azure Container Applications
- Look into the identification platform for Microsoft.
- Use the Microsoft Authentication Library to implement authentication.
- Put shared access signatures in place
- Look into Microsoft Graph
- Turn on Azure Key Vault.
- Put managed identities into place
- Put Azure App Configuration into Practice
- Examine API Administration
- Look at the Azure Event Grid
- Examine Event Hubs on Azure
- Learn about Azure message queues.
- Track how well an app performs.
- Create for Azure Cache
Prerequisites
- In order to succeed in this course, students need possess the following:Practical knowledge of the Azure Portal, Azure IaaS, and PaaS (Platform as a Service) offerings.
- Proficiency writing in an intermediate-level language (C#, JavaScript, Python, or Java) that is supported by Azure.
- The ability to programmatically connect to and operate on a NoSQL or SQL database solution (Cassandra, MongoDB, SQL Server, or an equivalent).
- A background in building intermediate-level code that handles permission, authentication, and other security concepts.
- A basic knowledge of REST API interfaces, HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol), and HTML (HyperText Markup Language).
Overview
The course will cover the following topics: developing solutions using Azure storage, implementing authentication and authorization, building web apps, implementing and managing Azure functions, and securing solutions with KeyVault and Managed Identities.
Additionally, delegates will learn how to include event- and message-based models into their solutions and connect to and utilize Azure and third-party services. Additionally, monitoring, debugging, and improving Azure systems are covered in the course.
Additionally, students will learn how to incorporate event- and message-based models into their solutions and connect to and utilize Azure and third-party services. Additionally, monitoring, debugging, and improving Azure systems are covered in the course.
You will learn the fundamental concepts and abilities required to begin using Azure in this course! We’ll go over the fundamentals and go over the extensive ecosystem that Azure provides through its key components and services, whether you’re an IT enthusiast, developer, or just a beginner to the cloud. You will be able to set up a storage account, construct your first virtual machine, and understand the fundamentals of maintaining your Azure instance at the conclusion of the course.
You will get a deeper grasp of Azure’s Compute solutions by comprehending the fundamental components required to create a data solution. You will go further into subjects like Kubernetes, Virtual Machines, and Containers before moving on to other services like data processing and storage options.
You’ll learn how to make the most of Azure’s extensive tool and service portfolio to protect data, maintain compliance, and guarantee reliable deployment procedures and seamless migrations. This entails exploring features like the Resource Manager, Security Center, and Policy tools offered by Azure.
This is a great way to get started with Azure since it provides you with the essential background knowledge.
Additionally, it attempts to get participants ready for THE test, AZ-204, which they must pass in order to become a Microsoft Azure Developer Associate.
