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Get started with Microsoft Azure as a Software Engineer
As a developer these days, you have to know Azure, as you’re bound to run into it in your day-to-day job: cloud computing is a given. In this course, you’ll learn the basics of Azure, which every developer should know about. You’ll learn how Azure resources and services are organized and how you can create, manage and scale an App Service to host a web app or API. You’ll learn how to store your data, from table storage and blob storage over queue storage to storage in an Azure SQL database, including which storage option best fits a specific scenario. Lastly, you’ll learn how to investigate potential issues in your codebase by learning how to configure remote debugging and a variety of logging options, including integrating your codebase with Application Insights, querying logs, creating alerts and inspecting telemetry data.
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I have learned what App Services, Azure Storage, and Azure SQL are, and how to use them in real-time applications.
I liked the examples and the step-by-step demostration of the curriculum. I think the way how Kevin explained the topics was pretty concise and understandable.
That a lot of stuff are way easier to set up than I imagined. :D
Practical examples on common PaaS services instead of other courses that use a more IaaS approach that doesn't feel applicable these days for getting up and running.
The dive into Application Insights and Azure Monitor made me realize I've been using those all wrong.
It's an excellent course to get an idea of all the possibilities offered by Azure
I focused on Azure SQL and deployment, because I was interested in them.
I loved how he went just deep enough into each service, coupled with code, to give you a good feel for what each service offers. I'm looking forward to the deep dive.
In managed identities, he showed how to use a token so you don't use the kludgy approach of commenting or uncommenting code to switch between local or cloud identities.
Highlighting the wide range of possibilities within and with Azure.
Logging, working with Application Insights and Monitoring.
