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Implementing Azure - Putting Modern DevOps to Use
Transform your software deployment process with Microsoft Azure
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Implementing Azure - Putting Modern DevOps to Use
작품 정보
▶What You Will Learn
⦁ Study various Azure Service Fabric application programming models
⦁ Create and manage a Kubernetes cluster in Azure Kubernetes Service
⦁ Use site-to-site VPN and ExpressRoute connections in your environment
⦁ Design an Azure IoT app and learn to operate it in various scenarios
⦁ Implement a hybrid Azure design using Azure Stack
⦁ Build Azure SQL databases with Code First Migrations
⦁ Integrate client applications with Web API and SignalR on Azure
⦁ Implement the Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) across the entire system
▶Key Features
⦁ Build modern microservice-based systems with Azure architecture
⦁ Learn to deploy and manage cloud services and virtual machines
⦁ Configure clusters with Azure Service Fabric for deployment
▶Who This Book Is For
If you are an IT system architect, network admin, or a DevOps engineer who wants to implement Azure solutions for your organization, this Learning Path is for you. Basic knowledge of the Azure Cloud platform will be beneficial.
▶What this book covers
⦁ Chapter 1, Getting Started with Azure Implementation, will help you understand how the basic services of Azure make up the core of an application running in Azure. We will also give the reader an idea as to how Azure influences Microsoft’s products and product strategy. We will explain the different Cloud Models and Multi Cloud strategies in conjunction with Microsoft Azure too.
⦁ Chapter 2, Azure Resource Manager and Tools, describes the Azure Resource Manager(ARM) concept, the ARM Tools Instrumentation and how it works. We show: Working with the Azure Portal and working with Azure PowerShell. Last, we will also describe the differences between classic deployment and ARM.
⦁ Chapter 3, Deploying and Synchronizing Azure Active Directory, will describe how to deploy Azure Active Directory, how to secure it for the next following steps and give some best practice advises when using Azure Active Directory together with other Microsoft Services like Office 365. Within the chapter we will describe how Azure Active Directory Synchronization could be implemented. We will give best practices which Synchronization method is the best for different environments. We will also explain how to secure and filter which accounts and attributes are synced.
⦁ Chapter 4, Implementing Azure Networks,in this chapter you will learn how to deploy and configure virtual networks in Azure and will get some best practice advises about working with subnets and network splitting. We will also provide an overview about routing in Azure and Network Devices in Azure.
⦁ Chapter 5, Implementing Azure Storage, in this chapter, you will get to know how to implement storage accounts in azure, the differences between accounts and give a brief overview about the different usage scenarios.
⦁ Chapter 6, Implementing Azure-Managed Kubernetes and Azure Container Service, will describe the general concept behind containers in Azure work, the need to have Kubernetes as an orchestrator, how AKS works and where Azure Managed Instances make sense, how they are created, deployed and managed.
⦁ Chapter 7, Azure Hybrid Data Center Services, will give the reader an overview how to implement Azure Hybrid Data Center Services using Azure Stack.
⦁ Chapter 8, Azure Web Apps Basics, covers one of Azure App Service, its different types, and how to work with them.
⦁ Chapter 9, Managing Azure Web Apps, covers some of the highly available solutions for Azure Web Apps in this chapter.
⦁ Chapter 10, Basics of Azure SQL Database, explores the Azure SQL Database, its types, and how to deploy it in Azure.
⦁ Chapter 11, Managing Azure SQL Database, covers other Azure SQL Database types and explains how to provide a highly available solution for them.
⦁ Chapter 12, Microservices 2013– Getting to Know the Buzzword, lays the foundation of concepts of Microservices and explores the scenarios, where Microservices are best suited for your application.
⦁ Chapter 13, Understanding Azure Service Fabric, explains the basic concepts and architecture of Azure Service Fabric.
⦁ Chapter 14, Hands-on with Service Fabric – Guest Executables, talks about building and deploying applications as Guest Executables on a Service Fabric cluster.
⦁ Chapter 15, Hands on with Service Fabric – Reliable Services, explains the concept of Reliable Services programming model for building Microservices hosted on Service Fabric.
⦁ Chapter 16, Reliable Actors, introduces Actor programming model on Service Fabric and the ways to build and deploy actors on a Service Fabric cluster.
⦁ Chapter 17, Microservices Architecture Patterns Motivation, provides an overview of the motivation behind driving Microservices architectural patterns. The chapter also talks about the classification of the patterns that are discussed in this book.
⦁ Chapter 18, Microservices Architectural Patterns, introduces a catalog of design patterns categorized by its application. Each design pattern explains the problem and the proven solution for that problem. The pattern concludes with considerations that should be taken while applying the pattern and the use cases where the pattern can be applied.
⦁ Chapter 19, Securing and Managing Your Microservices, will guide you on securing your Microservices deployment on a Service Fabric cluster.
⦁ Chapter 20, Diagnostics and Monitoring, covers how to set up diagnostics and monitoring in your Service Fabric application. You will also learn how to use Service Fabric Explorer to monitor the cluster.
⦁ Chapter 21, Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment, takes you through the process of deploying your Microservices application on a Service Fabric cluster using Visual Studio Team Services.
⦁ Chapter 22, Serverless Microservices, helps you understand the concept of Serverless Computing and building Microservices using Azure functions.
⦁ Study various Azure Service Fabric application programming models
⦁ Create and manage a Kubernetes cluster in Azure Kubernetes Service
⦁ Use site-to-site VPN and ExpressRoute connections in your environment
⦁ Design an Azure IoT app and learn to operate it in various scenarios
⦁ Implement a hybrid Azure design using Azure Stack
⦁ Build Azure SQL databases with Code First Migrations
⦁ Integrate client applications with Web API and SignalR on Azure
⦁ Implement the Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) across the entire system
▶Key Features
⦁ Build modern microservice-based systems with Azure architecture
⦁ Learn to deploy and manage cloud services and virtual machines
⦁ Configure clusters with Azure Service Fabric for deployment
▶Who This Book Is For
If you are an IT system architect, network admin, or a DevOps engineer who wants to implement Azure solutions for your organization, this Learning Path is for you. Basic knowledge of the Azure Cloud platform will be beneficial.
▶What this book covers
⦁ Chapter 1, Getting Started with Azure Implementation, will help you understand how the basic services of Azure make up the core of an application running in Azure. We will also give the reader an idea as to how Azure influences Microsoft’s products and product strategy. We will explain the different Cloud Models and Multi Cloud strategies in conjunction with Microsoft Azure too.
⦁ Chapter 2, Azure Resource Manager and Tools, describes the Azure Resource Manager(ARM) concept, the ARM Tools Instrumentation and how it works. We show: Working with the Azure Portal and working with Azure PowerShell. Last, we will also describe the differences between classic deployment and ARM.
⦁ Chapter 3, Deploying and Synchronizing Azure Active Directory, will describe how to deploy Azure Active Directory, how to secure it for the next following steps and give some best practice advises when using Azure Active Directory together with other Microsoft Services like Office 365. Within the chapter we will describe how Azure Active Directory Synchronization could be implemented. We will give best practices which Synchronization method is the best for different environments. We will also explain how to secure and filter which accounts and attributes are synced.
⦁ Chapter 4, Implementing Azure Networks,in this chapter you will learn how to deploy and configure virtual networks in Azure and will get some best practice advises about working with subnets and network splitting. We will also provide an overview about routing in Azure and Network Devices in Azure.
⦁ Chapter 5, Implementing Azure Storage, in this chapter, you will get to know how to implement storage accounts in azure, the differences between accounts and give a brief overview about the different usage scenarios.
⦁ Chapter 6, Implementing Azure-Managed Kubernetes and Azure Container Service, will describe the general concept behind containers in Azure work, the need to have Kubernetes as an orchestrator, how AKS works and where Azure Managed Instances make sense, how they are created, deployed and managed.
⦁ Chapter 7, Azure Hybrid Data Center Services, will give the reader an overview how to implement Azure Hybrid Data Center Services using Azure Stack.
⦁ Chapter 8, Azure Web Apps Basics, covers one of Azure App Service, its different types, and how to work with them.
⦁ Chapter 9, Managing Azure Web Apps, covers some of the highly available solutions for Azure Web Apps in this chapter.
⦁ Chapter 10, Basics of Azure SQL Database, explores the Azure SQL Database, its types, and how to deploy it in Azure.
⦁ Chapter 11, Managing Azure SQL Database, covers other Azure SQL Database types and explains how to provide a highly available solution for them.
⦁ Chapter 12, Microservices 2013– Getting to Know the Buzzword, lays the foundation of concepts of Microservices and explores the scenarios, where Microservices are best suited for your application.
⦁ Chapter 13, Understanding Azure Service Fabric, explains the basic concepts and architecture of Azure Service Fabric.
⦁ Chapter 14, Hands-on with Service Fabric – Guest Executables, talks about building and deploying applications as Guest Executables on a Service Fabric cluster.
⦁ Chapter 15, Hands on with Service Fabric – Reliable Services, explains the concept of Reliable Services programming model for building Microservices hosted on Service Fabric.
⦁ Chapter 16, Reliable Actors, introduces Actor programming model on Service Fabric and the ways to build and deploy actors on a Service Fabric cluster.
⦁ Chapter 17, Microservices Architecture Patterns Motivation, provides an overview of the motivation behind driving Microservices architectural patterns. The chapter also talks about the classification of the patterns that are discussed in this book.
⦁ Chapter 18, Microservices Architectural Patterns, introduces a catalog of design patterns categorized by its application. Each design pattern explains the problem and the proven solution for that problem. The pattern concludes with considerations that should be taken while applying the pattern and the use cases where the pattern can be applied.
⦁ Chapter 19, Securing and Managing Your Microservices, will guide you on securing your Microservices deployment on a Service Fabric cluster.
⦁ Chapter 20, Diagnostics and Monitoring, covers how to set up diagnostics and monitoring in your Service Fabric application. You will also learn how to use Service Fabric Explorer to monitor the cluster.
⦁ Chapter 21, Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment, takes you through the process of deploying your Microservices application on a Service Fabric cluster using Visual Studio Team Services.
⦁ Chapter 22, Serverless Microservices, helps you understand the concept of Serverless Computing and building Microservices using Azure functions.
작가 소개
⦁ Florian Klaffenbach
Florian Klaffenbach is working as a technology solutions professional at Microsoft. He is a well-known expert in hybrid cloud scenarios, cloud connectivity, and cloud environment optimization. Before he started working with Microsoft, he worked in several companies in different roles, such as the technical community manager and solution expert at Dell, and solutions architect at CGI Germany.
⦁ Oliver Michalski
Oliver Michalski started his IT career as a web developer in 1999. Currently, he is a senior software engineer for Microsoft .NET and is an SOA architect. He also works as an independent enterprise consultant in the field of Microsoft Azure. When he started in 2011 with Microsoft Azure, there was no Azure community in the German market. Therefore, Oliver founded the Azure community Germany (ACD). Oliver is chairman of ACD, and he has been a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional for Microsoft Azure.
⦁ Markus Klein
Markus Klein works as a technology solution specialist at Microsoft Germany, and specialize in Azure and Hybrid Azure scenarios. He is passionate about the Microsoft technology for more than 20 years, starting with System Center, Service Provider Foundation, KATAL, Azure Pack, Azure, and Azure Stack. Before joining Microsoft, he worked as an architect at Microsoft Cloud Partners. In 2007, he founded a cloud community and was the co-founder of some Azure meetups. He supports the community and is a regular blogger and speaker at conferences in Europe and abroad.
⦁ Mohamed Wali
Mohamed Wali is a cloud DevOps engineer based in Amsterdam who has been working with Microsoft technologies for around seven years. He has been working with Azure since 2013. In July 2014, Mohamed became recognized as the youngest Microsoft MVP in the world. He shares his knowledge and expertise through blogging, authoring books, and speaking at events.
⦁ Namit Tanasseri
Namit Tanasseri is a certified Microsoft cloud solutions architect with an experience of more than 11 years. Namit is a subject matter expert in Microsoft Azure and actively contributes to the Microsoft cloud community, while delivering top quality solutions for Microsoft customers. Namit also led the Windows Azure community in Microsoft Services India. Namit currently serves as a Microsoft cloud solutions architect from Sydney, Australia, and works on large and medium-sized enterprise engagements.
⦁ Rahul Rai
Rahul Rai is a technology consultant based in Sydney, Australia with over nine years of professional experience. He has been at the forefront of cloud consulting for government organizations and businesses around the world. Rahul has been working on Microsoft Azure since the service was in its infancy, delivering an ITSM tool built for and on Azure in 2008. In Microsoft, Rahul was a subject matter expert in Microsoft cloud technologies. Rahul has also worked as a cloud solution architect for Microsoft, for which he worked closely with some established Microsoft partners to drive joint customer transformations to cloud-based architectures.
Florian Klaffenbach is working as a technology solutions professional at Microsoft. He is a well-known expert in hybrid cloud scenarios, cloud connectivity, and cloud environment optimization. Before he started working with Microsoft, he worked in several companies in different roles, such as the technical community manager and solution expert at Dell, and solutions architect at CGI Germany.
⦁ Oliver Michalski
Oliver Michalski started his IT career as a web developer in 1999. Currently, he is a senior software engineer for Microsoft .NET and is an SOA architect. He also works as an independent enterprise consultant in the field of Microsoft Azure. When he started in 2011 with Microsoft Azure, there was no Azure community in the German market. Therefore, Oliver founded the Azure community Germany (ACD). Oliver is chairman of ACD, and he has been a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional for Microsoft Azure.
⦁ Markus Klein
Markus Klein works as a technology solution specialist at Microsoft Germany, and specialize in Azure and Hybrid Azure scenarios. He is passionate about the Microsoft technology for more than 20 years, starting with System Center, Service Provider Foundation, KATAL, Azure Pack, Azure, and Azure Stack. Before joining Microsoft, he worked as an architect at Microsoft Cloud Partners. In 2007, he founded a cloud community and was the co-founder of some Azure meetups. He supports the community and is a regular blogger and speaker at conferences in Europe and abroad.
⦁ Mohamed Wali
Mohamed Wali is a cloud DevOps engineer based in Amsterdam who has been working with Microsoft technologies for around seven years. He has been working with Azure since 2013. In July 2014, Mohamed became recognized as the youngest Microsoft MVP in the world. He shares his knowledge and expertise through blogging, authoring books, and speaking at events.
⦁ Namit Tanasseri
Namit Tanasseri is a certified Microsoft cloud solutions architect with an experience of more than 11 years. Namit is a subject matter expert in Microsoft Azure and actively contributes to the Microsoft cloud community, while delivering top quality solutions for Microsoft customers. Namit also led the Windows Azure community in Microsoft Services India. Namit currently serves as a Microsoft cloud solutions architect from Sydney, Australia, and works on large and medium-sized enterprise engagements.
⦁ Rahul Rai
Rahul Rai is a technology consultant based in Sydney, Australia with over nine years of professional experience. He has been at the forefront of cloud consulting for government organizations and businesses around the world. Rahul has been working on Microsoft Azure since the service was in its infancy, delivering an ITSM tool built for and on Azure in 2008. In Microsoft, Rahul was a subject matter expert in Microsoft cloud technologies. Rahul has also worked as a cloud solution architect for Microsoft, for which he worked closely with some established Microsoft partners to drive joint customer transformations to cloud-based architectures.
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