A Developer's guide to building resilient cloud applications with azure deploy applications on serverless and event-driven architecture using a cloud database
Successfully modernize your apps on Azure using APIs, event-driven systems, functions, and Service Fabric and connect them to different relational and non-relational databases Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook Key Features Understand Function-as-a-Service and Azure Servi...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Birmingham, England ; Mumbai :
Packt Publishing
[2023]
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| Edición: | 1st ed |
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009724838206719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Title page
- Copyright and credits
- Foreword
- Contributors
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Part 1: Building Cloud-Oriented Apps Using Patterns and Technologies
- Chapter 1: Introduction to Serverless Architecture, Event-Driven Architecture, and Cloud Databases
- Understanding serverless architecture
- API definition
- The API life cycle
- An APIs role
- API types
- Understanding event-driven architecture
- Exploring cloud databases
- Summary
- Further reading
- Questions
- Chapter 2: API Management - Import, Manage, and Publish Your First API
- Technical requirements
- The API Gateway pattern
- Definition
- Use case
- Exploring the API Management service
- API Management components
- Products
- Securing the API
- Subscriptions and keys
- The process of calling an API with the subscription key
- Securing APIs by using certificates
- Accepting client certificates in the consumption tier
- Certificate authorization policies
- Exercise 1 - creating a backend API and deploying APIs
- Creating an API Management instance
- Importing an API
- Configuring the backend settings
- Testing the API
- Exercise 2 - using Azure API Management to proxy a public API
- Importing an OpenAPI schema for proxying
- Summary
- Chapter 3: Developing Event-Based and Message-Based Solutions
- Introduction
- Exploring Event Grid and Azure Event Hubs
- Event Grid
- Event Hubs
- Exercise 1 - publishing and subscribing from a .NET app to Event Grid events
- Creating an Event Grid topic
- Creating a web app to deploy the Azure Event Grid viewer
- Creating an Event Grid subscription
- Create a .NET Console project
- Making some modifications to the Program class to be able to connect to Event Grid
- Publishing new events
- Exploring Azure message queues.
- Exercise 2 - creating an Azure Service Bus namespace and a queue
- Using the Azure portal
- Using the Azure CLI
- Exercise 3 - publishing messages to a Service Bus queue using a .NET Core application
- Exercise 4 - reading messages from a Service Bus queue using a .NET Core application
- Exercise 5 - sending and receiving messages to and from a topic
- Creating a topic using the Azure portal
- Creating a subscription to the topic
- Sending messages to the topic
- Summary
- Question
- Part 2: Connecting Your Application with Azure Databases
- Chapter 4: Creating and Deploying a Function App in Azure
- Exploring Azure Functions
- Triggers
- Bindings
- Order processing scenario using Azure Functions
- Developing Azure functions
- Azure Functions' development
- Creating an Azure Functions instance by using Visual Studio 2022
- Creating an Azure Functions instance by using Visual Studio Code
- Creating an Azure Functions app in the Azure portal
- Developing durable functions
- Introduction to durable functions
- Implementing an orchestrator function
- Function chaining
- Fan-out, fan-in
- Asynchronous HTTP APIs
- Monitor pattern
- Human interaction
- Summary
- Questions
- Chapter 5: Develop an Azure Service Fabric Distributed Application
- Exploring Azure Service Fabric
- Definition
- Clusters and nodes
- The differences between Service Fabric and Kubernetes
- The Azure Service Fabric development environment
- Exercise 1 - creating a Service Fabric cluster using the Azure portal
- Exercise 2 - creating a Service Fabric cluster using the Azure CLI
- Exercise 3 - scaling an Azure Service Fabric cluster
- Manual scaling
- Custom autoscaling
- Coding your scaling
- Exercise 4 - creating a .NET Service Fabric application
- Creating a Service Fabric application.
- Deploying the application in a local cluster using Visual Studio
- Exercise 5 - deploying an app to a Service Fabric managed cluster and containers
- Deploying an ASP.NET Core application to Azure Service Fabric
- Building and executing a Docker container in Service Fabric
- Summary
- Questions
- Chapter 6: Introduction to Application Data
- An overview of data classification and data concepts
- Exploring relational data concepts in Azure
- Exploring non-relational data concepts in Azure
- Exploring modern data warehouse analytics
- Exploring data warehousing concepts
- Azure data services for modern data warehouses
- Getting started building with Power BI
- Power BI Desktop
- Summary
- Chapter 7: Working with Azure SQL Database
- Exploring PaaS options for deploying SQL Server in Azure
- Azure SQL Database
- Azure SQL Managed Instance
- Creating an Azure SQL Database instance
- Exercise 1 - deploying a single SQL database
- Exercise 2 - deploying Azure SQL Database elastic pools
- Exercise 3 - deploying SQL Managed Instance
- Exercise 4 - connecting Azure SQL Database to an ASP.NET app
- Creating and configuring the database connection
- Summary
- Further reading
- Questions
- Chapter 8: Working with Azure Storage
- Azure Storage account
- Exploring Azure Table Storage
- Creating a table in Azure Table Storage in the Azure portal
- Exploring Azure Blob Storage
- Azure Blob Storage client library for .NET
- Exploring Azure Disk Storage
- Exploring Azure Files
- The common uses of file storage
- Adding Azure Files in the Azure portal
- When to use Azure files versus blobs
- Summary
- Further reading
- Questions
- Chapter 9: Working with Azure Cosmos DB to Manage Database Services
- NoSQL databases
- Exercise 1 - creating an Azure Cosmos DB account using the Azure portal
- Exploring the Cosmos DB SQL API.
- Exercise 2 - creating an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API account
- Adding a new database and a new container
- Adding data to a database
- Querying data
- Exercise 3 - connecting to the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API with the SDK
- Exercise 3 - connecting Azure App Service with Azure Cosmos DB
- Summary
- Questions
- Chapter 10: Big Data Storage Overview
- Exploring Azure Data Lake Storage
- Creating an Azure Data Lake instance using the Azure portal
- Creating an Azure Data Lake instance using the Azure CLI
- Exploring Azure Data Factory
- ADF components
- Creating an ADF using the Azure portal
- Exploring Azure Databricks
- Azure Synapse Analytics
- Azure Databricks features
- Azure Databricks components
- Creating an Azure Databricks workspace
- Exploring Azure Synapse Analytics
- Exploring Azure Analysis Services
- Summary
- Further reading
- Questions
- Part 3: Ensuring Continuous Integration and Continuous Container Deployment on Azure
- Chapter 11: Containers and Continuous Deployment on Azure
- Setting up continuous deployment for Docker with Azure DevOps and Azure Container Registry
- Creating the pipeline
- Continuous deployment for Windows containers with Azure DevOps
- Deploying to Azure Container Registry
- Deploying to Azure App Service
- Integrating Docker Hub with the CI/CD pipeline
- Summary
- Assessments
- Index
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