Create serverless applications

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Course Description

Overview

Module 1: In this module, we'll discuss how to choose the appropriate Azure service to integrate and automate business processes.

Upon completion of this module, you'll be able to:

Evaluate Azure services for integration and process automation scenarios

Module 2: 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 3: This module demos some of the most common types of triggers for executing Azure Functions and how to configure them to execute your logic.

In this module, you will:

Determine which trigger works best for your business needs
Create a timer trigger to invoke a function on a consistent schedule
Create an HTTP trigger to invoke a function when an HTTP request is received
Create a blob trigger to invoke a function when a blob is created or updated in Azure Storage

Module 4: In this module, we'll learn how to integrate your Azure Function with various data sources by using bindings.

In this module, you will:

Explore what types of data sources can be accessed through bindings
Read data from Azure Cosmos DB using Azure Functions
Store data in Azure Cosmos DB using Azure Functions
Send messages to Azure Queue Storage using Azure Functions

Module 5: Learn how to orchestrate a long-running workflow as a set of activities using scalable and cost-effective Durable Functions.

In this module, you will:

Explore Durable Functions
Design a long-running approval process workflow
Implement a long-running approval process workflow using Durable Functions

Module 6: Find out how to develop an Azure Function in Visual Studio with a test framework to create, deploy, and test this scalable and secure service.

By the end of this module, you will be able to use the Azure Functions Core Tools to:

Create new functions projects and functions
Run and test functions locally
Publish functions to Azure

Module 7: Use Visual Studio together with a test framework to create, deploy, and test an Azure Function.

In this module, you will:

Develop an Azure Function in Visual Studio
Test and debug an Azure Function in Visual Studio
Deploy an Azure Functions directly from Visual Studio to Azure
Manage Azure Function code

Module 8: Discover the benefits of webhooks when you trigger an Azure function with a GitHub webhook and parse the payload for insights.

In this module, you will:

Trigger your function with a webhook
Analyze the message from the webhook
Secure webhook payloads with a secret

Module 9: Update a web app's notification mechanism from polling to push-based architecture with SignalR Service, Azure Cosmos DB and Azure Functions. Use Vue.js and JavaScript to use SignalR using Visual Studio Code.

In this module, you will:

Evaluate an existing project that implements polling
Update an application architecture to support push technologies with SignalR Service and Azure Functions
Host a static website in an Azure Storage account
Modify a Vue.js and JavaScript web application to use SignalR

Module 10: In this module, you will learn how to assemble multiple Azure Functions into a single API using Azure API Management.

In this module, you will:

Identify the value of Azure API Management in a serverless application
Import an Azure Functions app as an API in Azure API Management
Import multiple Azure Functions apps as a single API in Azure API Management

Module 11: You can build serverless apps by using almost any programming language that supports HTTP primitives. By using custom handlers, you can choose a runtime that suits you.

In this module, you will:

Understand when to use custom handlers.
Build serverless apps by using Go.
Handle different triggers like HTTP and queue.

Syllabus

Module 1: Choose the best Azure service to automate your business processes

Introduction
Identify the technology options
Analyze the decision criteria
Choose the best design-first technology to automate your business process
When to choose Azure Functions to run your business logic
Knowledge check
Summary

Module 2: 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 3: Execute an Azure Function with triggers

Introduction
Determine the best trigger for your Azure function
Run an Azure Function on a schedule
Exercise - Create a timer trigger
Execute an Azure function with an HTTP request
Exercise - Create an HTTP trigger
Execute an Azure function when a blob is created
Exercise - Create a Blob trigger
Summary

Module 4: Chain Azure Functions together using input and output bindings

Introduction
Explore input and output binding types
Exercise - Explore input and output binding types
Read data with input bindings
Exercise - Read data with input bindings
Write data with output bindings
Exercise - Write data with output bindings
Summary

Module 5: Create a long-running serverless workflow with Durable Functions

Introduction
What is Durable Functions?
Design a workflow based on Durable Functions
Exercise - Create a workflow using Durable Functions
Control long-running tasks using timers
Exercise - Add a durable timer to manage a long-running task
Summary

Module 6: Develop, test, and publish Azure Functions by using Azure Functions Core Tools

Introduction
Create and run Azure Functions locally by using the Core Tools
Exercise - Create a function locally using Core Tools
Publish a function to Azure using Core Tools
Exercise - Publish a function to Azure using Core Tools
Summary

Module 7: Develop, test, and deploy an Azure Function with Visual Studio

Introduction
Create and test a simple Azure Function locally with Visual Studio
Exercise - Create and test a simple Azure Function locally with Visual Studio
Publish a simple Azure Function
Exercise - Publish a simple Azure Function
Exercise - Unit test an Azure Function
Summary

Module 8: Monitor GitHub events by using a webhook with Azure Functions

Introduction
Create a function that is triggered by a webhook
Exercise - Create an Azure function triggered by a webhook
Set up a webhook for a GitHub repository
Exercise - Set up a webhook for a GitHub repository
Trigger an Azure Function with a GitHub event
Exercise - Trigger an Azure Function with a GitHub event
Secure Webhook payloads with a secret
Exercise - Secure webhook payloads with a secret
Summary

Module 9: Enable automatic updates in a web application using Azure Functions and SignalR Service

Introduction
Analyze the limitations of a polling-based web app
Exercise - Analyze the limitations of a polling-based web app
Enable automatic updates in a web application using SignalR Service
Exercise – Enable automatic updates in a web application using SignalR Service
Use a storage account to host a static website
Exercise - Use a storage account to host a static website
Summary

Module 10: Expose multiple Azure Function apps as a consistent API by using Azure API Management

Introduction
Create a new API in API Management from a function app
Exercise - Create a new API in API Management from a function app
The benefits of using Azure API Management to compose your API
Exercise - Add another Azure Functions app to an existing API
Summary

Module 11: Build serverless apps with Go

Introduction
Custom handlers
Web app
Exercise - Use a custom handler to build an app
Queue trigger
Exercise - Handle a queue message
Knowledge check
Summary

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