Learn how to use Azure Functions, one of the serverless technologies in Azure, to build robust software solutions on your local computer or in Visual Studio.

Logic Apps simplify app integration, data integration, system integration, enterprise application integration (EAI), and business-to-business (B2B) communication, whether in the cloud, on premises, or both. In this course, instructor Vishwas Lele introduces you to Azure Logic Apps, shows you how to take apps from design to deployment, explains the Azure Event Grid, and offers some useful tips and tricks. Vishwas begins by explaining the role of Azure Logic Apps and how the serverless architecture of Logic Apps helps in better scaling and cut costs. He walks you through each step in designing, developing, building, and deploying your own logic apps. Vishwas goes over concepts for event-based logic apps as well as integration accounts. He concludes with useful tips and tricks on topics including connection limits, workflows, and many more.

Developing solutions with Azure Machine Learning? Get started with a clear and concise introduction to machine learning and data science.

Learn how to solve complex data analysis challenges—such as multi-class classification—with machine learning, using Azure ML Studio.

Learn how to deploy and manage machine learning models in Azure Machine Learning Studio. Discover how to deploy, scale, and manage your trained models in production scenarios.

Build more complex, media-driven applications with Azure Media Services. Explore the Microsoft cloud-based solutions for media encoding, streaming, and intelligent analytics.

Get an overview of the popular microservices architectural pattern, as well as how to use .NET Core 3.1 to create microservices that can be deployed in Azure.

Get concise tips for working with Microsoft Azure. Discover how to leverage the latest features and tools that the platform has to offer.

Discover how to transition to an Azure environment as an AWS pro. Learn how the two platforms compare, and explore key cloud services in both Azure and AWS.

Learn the fundamentals of Azure Platform as a Service in this course on serverless computing for developers.

Learn how to set up and use Azure Service Bus, a fully managed cloud messaging service that keeps your database, storage, and web apps integrated by using asynchronous communications.

Learn about the main benefits of Azure Service Fabric, as well as how to build Service Fabric applications for the cloud or on premises.

Azure Storage is a Microsoft cloud storage solution for modern data storage scenarios. Azure Storage offers a massively scalable object store for data objects, a file system service for the cloud, a messaging store for reliable messaging, and a NoSQL store. This course gives a broad level of knowledge on the overall landscape of Azure Storage, as well as an introduction to all the concepts. Instructor Charbel Nemnom focuses on providing hands-on knowledge to employ and manage data storage strategies on Azure effectively, and the latest and greatest features of Azure storage has to offer for IT professionals and developers. In particular, you can explore Azure Blob Storage, Azure Files, and Azure Queues, as well as security, import and export, and backup services for Azure Storage. By the end of the course, you’ll have everything you need to build and manage your own Azure Storage solutions.

Are you an Azure developer looking for ways to use Azure templates? This course from CloudSkills.io steps through using the Azure Portal to store and publish Azure Resource Manager templates. Instructor Matt Alford shows you how to create a new template spec and explains working with template spec versions and access control. Matt covers how to create and edit template specs in PowerShell, instead of the Azure Portal. He goes over the workflow around linked templates, and how template specs can simplify the process, then gives you a chance to explore an end-to-end template spec deployment using Azure DevOps and GitHub.

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Azure bietet eine reichhaltiges Angebot an Möglichkeiten, Infrastruktur in die Cloud auszulagern. In diesem Training zeigt Ihnen Azure-Experte Karsten Ulferts was Azure im Bereich IaaS zu bieten hat, angefangen bei einem Überblick zu generellen Aspekten der Cloud wie Datensicherheit und Kostenstruktur, bis zur Einrichtung virtueller Maschinen und Netzwerke und passender Storage-Lösungen. Natürlich spielt auch der Azure Ressource Manager, als zentrales Werkeug zum Bereitstellen und Verwaltung ihrer Ressourcen, ebenso wie Kommandozeilen-Tools wie PowerShell und CLI, eine wichtige Rolle in diesem Training. Wenn Sie als IT-Administrator sich einen tiefergehenden Überblick über Azure verschaffen möchten, ist dieses Training genau das Richtige für Sie.

Are you a developer preparing for the AZ-204 certification exam, or wanting to learn how to monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize solutions in Azure? In this course, instructor Vishwas Lele gives you useful information about becoming a certified Azure solutions developer and the AZ-204 exam, then discusses Azure Cache for Redis and how to implement it the right way. Vishwas introduces you to caching and specifically to Azure Cache for Redis, then demonstrates how to use it in an ASP.NET web app. He walks you through selecting Redis tiers, as well as eviction policies. Vishwas introduces you to Azure Monitor and Application Insights and shows you how to integrate Application Insights with a sample web application. After explaining web tests and web alerts in Application Insights, he winds up with a challenge/solution set on monitoring performance.

Understanding the scope of the cloud is an overwhelming task, even for a seasoned developer. This course looks at the big picture of Microsoft Azure. This perspective can help you understand the many Azure offerings and assess which best fit your organization's cloud strategy. Those just entering the cloud will find the course to be a valuable resource they can return to again and again. Instructor Walt Ritscher kicks off the course by comparing the three cornerstones of the cloud: software as a service, infrastructure as a service, and platform as a service. He then covers Azure subscription options and costs and dives deeper into specific Azure services. He covers web hosting, cloud storage, Azure security, infrastructure, DevOps tools, backup, hybrid cloud systems, and media encoding, as well as event and notification services. Review the services that interest you or zoom out for a more complete picture of this powerful cloud-computing platform.

Take a look at the big picture of Azure. Explore Azure services, including storage, hosting, and machine learning, to assess which best fit your organization's cloud strategy.

Learn how to use social media for business-to-business (B2B) marketing.