Architect message brokering and serverless applications in Azure

Offered By: Microsoft via Microsoft Learn

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Module 1: Azure Functions allow you to host business logic that can be executed without managing or provisioning server infrastructure

In this module, you will:

Decide if serverless computing is right for your business need
Create an Azure Function app in the Azure portal
Execute a function using triggers
Monitor and test your Azure Function from the Azure portal

Module 2: Learn how to define a workflow to run your business with Logic apps using built-in triggers, actions, and conditional operators.

In this module, you will:

Construct a workflow model that will solve your business problem
Launch your Logic App in response to an external event
Apply conditional logic to filter data and select a processing path
Integrate Azure services into your workflow

Module 3: Learn how Azure's storage queues, event hubs, event grid, and service bus can improve your communication between devices.

In this module, you will:

Describe events and messages, and the challenges you can use them to solve in a distributed application
Identify scenarios in which Storage queue is the best messaging technology for an application
Identify scenarios in which Event Grid is the best messaging technology for an application
Identify scenarios in which Event Hubs is the best messaging technology for an application
Identify scenarios in which Service Bus is the best messaging technology for an application

Module 4: Find out to use Azure Queue storage to handle high demand and improve resilience in your distributed applications.

In this module, you will:

Create an Azure Storage account that supports queues
Create a queue using C# and the Azure Storage Client Library for .NET
Add, retrieve, and remove messages from a queue using C# and the Azure Storage Client Library for .NET

Module 5: Learn to use Azure Event Hubs to reliably process high-volume data streams to enable you to code applications to send and receive messages through the hub.

In this module, you will:

Create an event hub using the Azure CLI
Configure applications to send or receive messages through the event hub
Evaluate performance of event hub using the Azure portal

Module 6: Discover how to write code in .NET applications using Azure Service Bus for communications that can handle high demand, low bandwidth, and hardware failures.

In this module, you will:

Choose whether to use Service Bus queues or topics to communicate in a distributed application
Configure an Azure Service Bus namespace in an Azure subscription
Create a Service Bus topic and use it to send and receive messages
Create a Service Bus queue and use it to send and receive messages

Module 7: Build a serverless application architecture, automate your operations, and integrate applications by handling Azure events with Event Grid.

In this module, you will:

Describe the capabilities and use cases for Event Grid
Create an application that handles events by using Event Grid and Logic Apps

Module 8: Securely expose services that run in your on-premises network to clients in the cloud, without having to open a port on your firewall or make intrusive changes to your corporate network infrastructure.

In this module, you will:

Describe the features and use cases for Azure Relay.
Create an application and expose it through Azure Relay.

Syllabus

Module 1: Create serverless logic with Azure Functions

Introduction
Decide if serverless computing is right for your business needs
Exercise - Create a function app in the Azure portal
Run your code on-demand with Azure Functions
Exercise - Add logic to the function app
Summary

Module 2: Route and process data automatically using Logic Apps

Introduction
Design Logic Apps for your workflows
Detect an external event using a trigger
Exercise - Create the social media tracker Logic App
Execute an action
Exercise - Analyze the content of a tweet
Alter control flow using a control action
Exercise - Branch based on tweet sentiment
Summary

Module 3: Choose a messaging model in Azure to loosely connect your services

Introduction
Choose whether to use messages or events
Choose a message-based delivery with queues
Choose Azure Event Grid
Choose Azure Event Hubs
Summary

Module 4: Communicate between applications with Azure Queue storage

Introduction
Create the Azure storage infrastructure
Exercise - Create a storage account
Identify a queue
Exercise - Identify a queue
Programmatically access a queue
Exercise - Add a message to the queue
Exercise - Retrieve a message from the queue
Summary

Module 5: Enable reliable messaging for Big Data applications using Azure Event Hubs

Introduction
Create an Event Hub using the Azure CLI
Exercise - Use the Azure CLI to Create an Event Hub
Configure applications to send or receive messages through an Event Hub
Exercise - Configure applications to send or receive messages through an Event Hub
Evaluate the performance of the deployed Event Hub using the Azure portal
Exercise - Evaluate the performance of the deployed Event Hub using the Azure portal
Summary

Module 6: Implement message-based communication workflows with Azure Service Bus

Introduction
Choose a messaging platform
Exercise - Implement a Service Bus topic and queue
Write code that uses Service Bus queues
Exercise - Write code that uses Service Bus queues
Write code that uses Service Bus topics
Exercise - Write code that uses Service Bus topics
Summary

Module 7: React to state changes in your Azure services by using Event Grid

Introduction
Respond to Azure events by using Event Grid
Exercise - Trigger a logic app by using Event Grid
Build logic that responds to an event
Exercise - Send an email when virtual machines change
Summary

Module 8: Expose hybrid services securely with Azure Relay

Introduction
Create an Azure Relay hybrid connection
Exercise - Create an Azure Relay hybrid connection
Send requests through an Azure Relay hybrid connection
Exercise - Send requests through an Azure Relay hybrid connection
Summary

Architect message brokering and serverless applications in Azure

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