Integration on Microsoft Azure

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Integration on Microsoft Azure

Authors: Mike Pfeiffer, Stephen W. Thomas, Jeff Hopper

Your cloud applications have many parts that need to communicate with each other effectively. In this path you will learn about API Management and message-based integration... Read more

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Application Development

What you will learn

  • API Management
  • Creating a message-based integration architecture
  • Integrating an app or service with Microsoft Graph

Pre-requisites

This path is intended for beginners, and no prerequisites are required for this path.

Beginner

This section will teach you how to manage API’s using the API Management Service on Microsoft Azure. You’ll learn about creating an API, configuring it, and publishing it.

Implementing Web and Mobile Services on Microsoft Azure

by Mike Pfeiffer

Jun 12, 2020 / 3h 55m

3h 55m

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Description

The Microsoft Azure cloud platform is key when implementing and deploying web and mobile backends. In this course, Implementing Web and Mobile Services on Microsoft Azure, you'll learn about the web and mobile services that support software development projects and deployments in the Azure cloud. First, you'll explore how to deploy and manage Azure Web Apps and take a look at Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). Next, you'll delve into Azure functions, API management, Logic Apps, and more. Then, you'll explore deployment scenarios and see how to do basic deployments. Finally, you'll discover how to build an end-to-end continuous delivery pipeline. By the end of the course, you'll have a solid foundation of knowledge you can use to deploy and manage web and mobile backends running in the Azure cloud.

Table of contents
  1. Course Overview
  2. Deploying and Managing Web Apps
  3. Implementing Azure Functions and WebJobs
  4. Working with API Management
  5. Managing Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
  6. Developing Azure App Service Logic Apps
  7. Creating Azure App Service Mobile Apps
  8. Implementing Azure Service Fabric Apps
  9. Implementing Third Party PaaS Solutions
  10. Designing and Implementing DevOps

Intermediate

This section will cover all the message-based integration architecture that a developer should be able to implement on Microsoft Azure. You’ll create an event model, work with subscriptions and queues, use the different Azure hubs, and configure an app to send emails.

Microsoft Azure Developer: Enterprise Messaging and Eventing

by Stephen W. Thomas

Feb 13, 2020 / 2h 27m

2h 27m

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Description

Nearly every Enterprise today has the need for some type of messaging and eventing. In this course, Microsoft Azure Developer: Enterprise Messaging and Eventing, you will create Enterprise-grade Messaging and Eventing solutions inside Azure. First, you will learn about the available queuing options inside Azure. Next, you will discover how to make secure, cross data center connections using Hybrid available. Finally, you will explore how to create and handle events for near real-time notification and analytics. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge required to build Enterprise Messaging and Eventing solutions inside Azure needed to decrease the time to market for new solutions and help drive costs down.

Table of contents
  1. Course Overview
  2. Introducing Messaging and Eventing in Microsoft Azure
  3. Enterprise Queuing Options Inside Microsoft Azure
  4. Hybrid Communication Using the Azure Relay Service
  5. Creating and Capturing Event Inside Azure with Event Grid
  6. Massive Event Stream Processing with Azure Event Hub
  7. Working with Azure Notification Hubs

Advanced

This final section of the path introduces Microsoft Graph and how to configure queries across multiple products.

Microsoft Azure Developer: Integrating an App or Service with Microsoft Graph

by Jeff Hopper

Sep 4, 2019 / 1h 28s

1h 28s

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Description

Microsoft has a strong suite of products and services that are well established in the business environment. They have provided a comprehensive API for these products and services called Microsoft Graph. In this course, Microsoft Azure Developer: Integrating an App or Service with Microsoft Graph, you will learn foundational knowledge of Microsoft Graph to help you leverage these products and services in your own solutions. First, you will learn about the resources provided by Microsoft Graph. Next, you will discover how to securely access these resources. Finally, you will explore building solutions integrated with Microsoft's services. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Microsoft Graph needed to leverage these products and services in your own solutions.

Table of contents
  1. Course Overview
  2. Configuring Queries Across Multiple Products
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Learning Paths

Integration on Microsoft Azure

  • Number of Courses3 courses
  • Duration7 hours
  • Skill IQ available Skill IQ

Your cloud applications have many parts that need to communicate with each other effectively. In this path you will learn about API Management and message-based integration architecture on Microsoft Azure. Additionally you will get a look at Microsoft Graph and how to integrate it.

Courses in this path

Beginner

This section will teach you how to manage API’s using the API Management Service on Microsoft Azure. You’ll learn about creating an API, configuring it, and publishing it.

Implementing Web and Mobile Services on Microsoft Azure

  • by Mike Pfeiffer
  • 3h 55m Duration
  •  (46)

Intermediate

This section will cover all the message-based integration architecture that a developer should be able to implement on Microsoft Azure. You’ll create an event model, work with subscriptions and queues, use the different Azure hubs, and configure an app to send emails.

Microsoft Azure Developer: Enterprise Messaging and Eventing

  • by Stephen W. Thomas
  • 2h 27m Duration
  •  (72)

Advanced

This final section of the path introduces Microsoft Graph and how to configure queries across multiple products.

Microsoft Azure Developer: Integrating an App or Service with Microsoft Graph

  • by Jeff Hopper
  • 1h 28s Duration
  •  (31)

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Mike Pfeiffer
Mike Pfeiffer
Mike Pfeiffer is a twenty year IT industry veteran, published author, and international conference speaker.
Stephen W. Thomas
Stephen W. Thomas
Stephen W Thomas is an Independent Azure Architect specializing in hybrid integration and cloud-based solutions using Logic Apps, BizTalk Server, Service Bus, and other Azure technologies. He is a 13-time Microsoft MVP for Azure & Microsoft Integration, a published author, content creator for Pluralsight, and a strong community contributor. As an Independent Consultant, Stephen gets to work with a large variety of customers all over the world provided non-biased advice on integration and cloud computing. He blogs frequently about Azure, Logic Apps, and Cloud Computing and can be followed on Twitter.
Jeff Hopper
Jeff Hopper
Jeff Hopper is a polyglot solution developer with over 20 years of experience across several business domains. He has enjoyed many of those years focusing on the .Net stack.

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