| Description |
1 online resource (598 pages) |
| Contents |
Cover; Title Page; Copyright and Credits; Dedication; About Packt; Contributors; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Azure App Service; Technical requirements; Creating and deploying Azure App Service; Creating Azure App Service using the Azure Portal; Selecting Azure Web App from available services; Configuring an Azure web app; Creating an App Service Plan; Creating an Azure App Service using Visual Studio; Deploying Azure App Service using FTP; Deploying Azure App Service with user-level credentials; Deploying Azure App Service using app-level credentials |
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Downloading app-level credentials from the Azure PortalConfiguring WebDeploy in Visual Studio; Creating Azure App Services using Visual Studio Code; Working with different operating systems and platforms; Selecting an operating system; Selecting different platforms; Different App Service Plans and features; Dev/Test App Service Plans; Production App Service Plans; Isolated App Service Plans; Securing App Services using different security providers; Configuring authentication/authorization in the Azure Portal; Using Azure Active Directory to secure App Services |
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Using other authentication providersDiagnostics and monitoring of App Services; The Overview blade; Metrics; Monitoring; Summary; Questions; Further reading; Chapter 2: Azure WebJobs; Technical requirements; Creating WebJobs; Creating and deploying WebJobs in Azure Portal; Creating an application in Visual Studio; Deploying a WebJob in the Azure Portal; Deploying WebJobs from Visual Studio; Working with the WebJobs SDK; Calling a job manually; Automatic triggers in WebJobs; Publish a job ; Azure WebJobs limitations; Using different file types for WebJobs |
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Creating and deploying a Node.js application as a WebJobDeploying a Node.js Azure WebJob from Visual Studio Code; Summary; Questions; Further reading; Chapter 3: Deploying Web Applications as Containers; Technical requirements; Working with AKS; Preparing an application; Container Registry and Kubernetes clusters; Pushing a Docker image to Azure Container Registry; Creating a Kubernetes cluster using AKS; Running, scaling, and updating an application in AKS; Solving problems with authentication; Scaling a cluster; Updating an application; Azure Container Instances |
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Creating and deploying an application and containerPushing an image to Azure Container Registry; Deploying an application to ACI; Web App for Containers; Creating a web app hosted in a container; Deploying a custom application; Summary; Questions; Further reading; Chapter 4: Distributed Applications and Microservices with Service Fabric; Technical requirements; Understanding microservices; Monolith versus microservices; Microservice approach; Using different languages and frameworks; Scaling and updating services individually; Using well-designed interfaces and protocols; Dealing with state |
| Summary |
While most guides tend to describe Microsoft Azure on a more generic level, focusing on the general overview of components, this book will give you the in-depth understanding of both how this particular cloud works and what the best solutions for different scenarios are |
| Notes |
Diagnosing and monitoring microservices |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Cloud computing.
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Windows Azure
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Computer networking & communications.
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Cloud computing.
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Computers -- System Administration -- Linux & UNIX Administration.
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Computers -- System Administration -- General.
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Cloud computing
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
1789349494 |
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9781789349498 |
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