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Scaling Applications with Microsoft Azure

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Learn how to scale your applications with Microsoft Azure. Explore scaling options and learn how to configure and write code for autoscale, as well as implement Azure CDN.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Why scaling applications is important
  • What you should know
1. Azure Scaling
  • Worker roles and web roles
  • Vertical and horizontal scaling
  • Scaling options in Azure
  • Azure Autoscale
  • Scheduling scaling
  • Scheduling scaling in an App Service plan
  • Azure scaling limits
  • Check docs and subscription limits
2. Configuring Autoscale
  • App Service
  • Autoscale App Service plans
  • Azure Virtual Machines
  • Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets
  • Configure Autoscale for virtual machine scale sets (VMSS)
  • Service Fabric
3. Writing Code for Autoscale
  • Singleton applications
  • Azure Functions
  • Durable Functions
  • Create Durable Functions
  • Transient fault handling
4. Azure CDN
  • Overview of Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN)
  • Configure Azure CDN
  • Develop code to implement Azure CDN
  • Azure Web Apps and Azure CDN
  • Invalidate content cache
Conclusion
  • Delete Azure resources
  • Next steps

Taught by

Tiago Costa

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