Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure

Part 1: Creating Azure App Service Web Apps

• Students will learn how to build a web application on the Azure App Service platform. They will learn how the platform functions and how to create, configure, scale, secure, and deploy to the App Service platform.

Part 2: Implement Azure functions

• This Part covers creating Functions apps, and how to integrate triggers and inputs/outputs into the app.

Part 3: Develop solutions that use blob storage

• Students will learn how Azure Blob storage works, how to manage data through the hot/cold/archive blob storage lifecycle, and how to use the Azure Blob storage client library to manage data and metadata.

Part 4: Develop solutions that use Cosmos DB storage

• Students will learn how Cosmos DB is structured and how data consistency is managed. Students will also learn how to create Cosmos DB accounts and create databases, containers, and items by using a mix of the Azure Portal and the .NET SDK.

Part 5: Implement IaaS solutions

• This Part instructs students on how to use create VMs and container images to use in their solutions. It covers creating VMs, using ARM templates to automate resource deployment, create and manage Docker images, publishing an image to the Azure Container Registry, and running a container in Azure Container Instances.

Part 6: Implement user authentication and authorization

• Students will learn how to leverage the Microsoft Identity Platform v2.0 to manage authentication and access to resources. Students will also learn how to use the Microsoft Authentication Library and Microsoft Graph to authenticate a user and retrieve information stored in Azure, and how and when to use Shared Access Signatures.

Part 7: Implement secure cloud solutions

• This Part covers how to secure the information (keys, secrets, certificates) an application uses to access resources. It also covers securing application configuration information.

Part 8: Implement API Management

• Students will learn how to publish APIs, create policies to manage information shared through the API, and to manage access to their APIs by using the Azure API Management service.

Part 9: Develop App Service Logic Apps

• This Part teaches students how to use Azure Logic Apps to schedule, automate, and orchestrate tasks, business processes, workflows, and services across enterprises or organizations.

Part 10: Develop event-based solutions

• Students will learn how to build applications with event-based architectures.

Part 11: Develop message-based solutions

• Students will learn how to build applications with message-based architectures.

Part 12: Monitor and optimize Azure solutions

• This Part teaches students how to instrument their code for telemetry and how to analyze and troubleshoot their apps.

Part 13: Integrate caching and content delivery within solutions

• Students will learn how to use different caching services to improve the performance of their apps.

• Students in this course are interested in Azure development or in passing the Microsoft Azure Developer Associate certification exam.

• Creating Azure App Service Web Apps
• Implement Azure functions
• Develop solutions that use blob storage and Cosmos DB storage
• Implement IaaS solutions, user authentication and authorization, secure cloud solutions, and API Management
• Develop App Service Logic Apps, event-based solutions, and message-based solutions
• Monitor and optimize Azure solutions
• Integrate caching and content delivery within solutions

In order to receive a refund for prepayment, you must cancel or reschedule your registration 16 or more calendar days before the start date of your scheduled class. Failure to provide the required notification will result in full charge of the course. If a student does not attend a scheduled course without the required prior notification, the funds will be forfeited and rescheduling will not be allowed. Within the required notification period, only student substitutions will be permitted.
Rescheduling is permitted at any time with 16 or more calendar days' notice. Enrollments must be rescheduled within six months of the cancel date or funds on account will be forfeited.