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AZURE JOURNEY
Develop Azure Compute Solutions
1. Implement IaaS solutions
1.1. Provision virtual machines in Azure
1.2. Create and deploy Azure Resource Manager templates
1.3. Manage container images in Azure Container Registry
1.4 Run container images in Azure Container Instances
Hands-on LABS
Lab 1 - Create a VM by using the Azure Command-Line Interface (CLI)
Lab 2 - Create a Docker container image and deploy it to Azure Container Registry
Lab 3 - Deploy an Azure container instance
2. Create Azure App Service Web Apps
2.1. Explore Azure App Service
2.2. Configure web app settings
2.3. Scale apps in Azure App Service
2.4. Explore Azure App Service deployment slots
Hands-on Labs
LAB 1 - Build a backend API by using Azure Storage and the Web Apps feature of Azure App Service
LAB 2 - Build a front-end web application by using Azure Web Apps
LAB 3 - Clean up your subscription
3. Implemente Azure functions
3.1. Explore Azure Functions
3.2. Develop Azure Functions
3.3. Implement Durable Functions
Hands-on Labs
LAB 1 - Create Azure resources
LAB 2 - Configure a local Azure Functions project
LAB 3 - Create a function that’s triggered by an HTTP request
LAB 4 - Create a function that triggers on a schedule
LAB 5 - Create a function that integrates with other services
LAB 6 - Deploy a local function project to an Azure Functions app
LAB 7 - Clean up your subscription
Develop for Azure storage
4. Develop solutions that use Cosmos DB storage
4.1. Explore Azure Cosmos DB
4.2. Implement partitioning in Azure Cosmos DB
4.3. Work with Azure Cosmos DB
Hands-on Labs
LAB 1 - Creating data store resources in Azure
LAB 2 - Review and upload data
LAB 3 - Configure a .NET web application
LAB 4 - Clean up your subscription
5. Develop solutions that use blob storage
5.1. Explore Azure Blob storage
5.2. Manage the Azure Blob storage lifecycle
5.3. Work with Azure Blob storage
Hands-on Labs
LAB 1 - Create Azure resources
LAB 2 - Upload a blob into a container
LAB 3 - Access containers by using the .NET SDK
LAB 4 - Retrieve blob Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) by using the .NET SDK
LAB 5 - Clean up your subscription
Implement Azure security
6. Implement use authentication and authorization
6.1. Explore the Microsoft identity platform
6.2. Implement authentication by using the Microsoft Authentication Library
6.3. Implement shared access signatures
6.4. Explore Microsoft Graph
Hands-on Labs
LAB 1 - Configure a single-tenant Azure AD environment
LAB 2 - Create a single-tenant ASP.NET web app
LAB 3 - Clean up your lab environment
7. Implement secure cloud solutions
7.1. Implement Azure Key Vault
7.2. Implement managed identities
7.3. Implement Azure App Configuration
Hands-on Labs
LAB 1 - Create Azure resources
LAB 2 - Configure secrets and identities
LAB 3 - Build an Azure Functions app
LAB 4 - Access Azure Blob Storage data
LAB 5 - Clean up your subscription
Monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize Azure solutions
8. Integrate caching and content delivery within solutions
8.1. Develop for Azure Cache for Redis
8.2. Develop for storage on CDNs
Hands-on Labs
LAB 1 - Create Azure resources
LAB 2 - Configure Content Delivery Network and endpoints
LAB 3 - Upload and configure static web content
LAB 4 - Use Content Delivery Network endpoints
LAB 5 - Clean up your subscription
9. Instrument solutions to support monitoring and logging
9.1. Monitor app performance
Hands-on Labs
LAB 1 - Create and configure Azure resources
LAB 2 - Monitor a local web API by using Application Insights
LAB 3 - Monitor a web API using Application Insights
LAB 4 - Application Insights logging with .NET
LAB 5 - Clean up your subscription
Connect to and consume Azure services and third-party services
10. Implement API Management
10.1. Explore API Management
Hands-on Labs
LAB 1 - Create an Azure App Service resource by using a Docker container image
LAB 2 - Build an API proxy tier by using Azure API Management
LAB 3 - Clean up your subscription
11. Develop event-based solutions
11.1. Explore Azure Event Grid
11.2. Explore Azure Event Hubs
Hands-on Labs
LAB 1 - Create Azure resources
LAB 2 - Create an Event Grid subscription
LAB 3 - Publish Event Grid events from .NET
LAB 4 - Clean up your subscription
12. Develop message-based solutions
12.1. Discover Azure message queues
Hands-on Labs
LAB 1 - Create Azure resources
LAB 2 - Create a .NET Core project to publish messages to a Service Bus queue
LAB 3 - Create a .NET Core project to read messages from a Service Bus queue
LAB 4 - Clean up your subscription
EXTRA. Introduction to Azure Logic Apps
Introduction to Azure Logic Apps
Hands-on Labs
LAB 1 - Set up the lab environment that consists of an Azure storage account and an Azure logic app
LAB 2 - Configure Azure logic app to monitor changes to a resource group
LAB 3 - Clean up your subscription
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11. Develop event-based solutions
Develop event-based solutions
About the module
Students will learn how to build applications with event-based architectures.
Modules in this learning path:
Explore Azure Event Grid
Explore Azure Event Hubs
Hands-on Labs
Labs Diagram
Lab 01: Create Azure resources
Lab 02: Create an Event Grid subscription
Lab 03: Publish Event Grid events from .NET
Lab 04: Clean up your subscription
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