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Microsoft Ignite Learning Path, Train the Trainer materials: Developing Cloud Native Applications

Ignite Learning Paths - Developing Cloud Native Applications

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Sessions

Here all the sessions are available in the learning path Building Applications for the Cloud (aka: APPS)

APPS10: Options for Building and Running Your App in the Cloud

We’ll show you how Tailwind Traders avoided a single point of failure, using cloud services to deploy their company website to multiple regions. We’ll cover all the options they considered, explain how and why they made their decisions, then dive into the components of their implementation.

In this session, you’ll see how they used Microsoft technologies like VS Code, Azure Portal, and Azure CLI to build a secure application that runs and scales on Linux and Windows VMs and Azure Web Apps, with a companion phone App.

APPS11: Related 15 Theater minute session - Azure and the Command Line – Options, Tips, and Tricks

If you love working from the command line, or just want to know what you can do, this session will cover all the things you need to know to get the most out of the experience on Windows, Mac and Linux. We’ll start with the Windows command line, then the new Terminal, and the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). Then we’ll cover some interesting developments in the Azure cloud shell and show you how you can work with command line options with VS Code. By the end of this 15 minute session you’ll have some new and interesting ways to control the cloud from your keyboard!

APPS20: Options for Data in the Cloud

Abstract: Tailwind Traders is a large retail corporation, with a dangerous single point of failure: sales, fulfillment, monitoring, and telemetry data is centralized across its online and brick and mortar outlets. We’ll review structured databases, unstructured data, real-time data, file storage considerations, and share tips on balancing performance, cost, and operational impacts.

In this session, you’ll learn how Tailwind Traders created a flexible data strategy using multiple Azure services, such as AzureSQL, CosmosDB, the CosmosDB Mongo API, and more – and how to overcome common challenges and find the right storage option.

APPS30: Modernizing Your Application with Containers

Tailwind Traders recently moved one of its core applications from a virtual machine into containers, gaining deployment flexibility and repeatable builds.

In this session, you’ll learn how to manage containers for deployment, options for container registries, and ways to manage and scale deployed containers. You’ll also learn how Tailwind Traders uses Azure Key Vault to store application secrets and make it easier for their applications to securely access business critical data.

APPS40: Consolidating Infrastructure with Azure Kubernetes Service

Kubernetes is the open source container orchestration system that supercharges applications with scaling and reliability and unlocks advanced features, like A/B testing, Blue/Green deployments, canary builds, and dead-simple rollbacks.

In this session, you’ll see how Tailwind Traders took a containerized application and deployed it to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). You’ll walk away with a deep understanding of major Kubernetes concepts and how to put it all to use with industry standard tooling.

APPS50: Taking Your App to the Next Level with Monitoring, Performance and Scaling

Making sense of application logs and metrics has been a challenge at Tailwind Traders. Some of the most common questions getting asked within the company are: “How do we know what we're looking for? Do we look at logs? Metrics? Both?” Using Azure Monitor and Application Insights helps Tailwind Traders elevate their application logs to something a bit more powerful: telemetry. In this session, you’ll learn how the team wired up Application Insights to their public-facing website and fixed a slow-loading home page. Then, we expand this concept of telemetry to determine how Tailwind Traders’ fixes issues present in an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster. Finally, we’ll look into capacity planning and scale with powerful yet easy services like Azure Front Door.

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