This Week on Azure Friday: Build and Deploy Web Apps from Azure CLI 2.0
This week on Azure Friday, we're releasing a three-part daily series about Azure CLI 2.0 to celebrate Build 2017! This episode is the first in the series. Aaron Roney joins Scott Hanselman to show off building and deploying a web app to Azure from the command line using Azure CLI 2.0 and Git. Azure CLI 2.0 is the cross-platform command-line tool for managing Azure resources, which is written in Python, updated every two weeks, and is available as open source on GitHub (Azure/azure-cli).Today on Azure Friday: Azure State Configuration experience
Michael Greene joins Scott Hanselman to discuss a new set of experiences for Configuration Management in Azure, and how anyone new to modern management can discover and learn new process more quickly than before. For more information: Azure Automation State Configuration Overview (docs) Azure Automation overview Azure Automation pricing Azure Automation roadmap Create a free account (Azure)Today on Azure Friday: Enhanced productivity using Azure Data Factory visual tools
Gaurav Malhotra joins Scott Hanselman to discuss the Azure Data Factory visual tools, which enable you to iteratively create, configure, test, deploy, and monitor data integration pipelines. We took into account your feedback to enable functional, performance, and security improvements to the visual tools. For more information: Enhance productivity using Azure Data Factory Visual Tools (blog post) Azure Data Factory overview Azure Data Factory documentation Azure Data Factory pricing Azure Data Factory roadmap Create a free account (Azure)How to Learn Microsoft Azure in 2020
How to Learn Microsoft Azure in 2020 :party_popper:☁🎓 The year 2019 is almost over, and usually, we take the time to look back at the year and also to find some New Year’s resolutions for the new year. Why not take all that energy and prepare for the cloud computing era and advance your career by learning Microsoft Azure. In this post, I try to give you a quick look at how you can get started to learn Microsoft Azure in 2020. You can read more here: https://www.thomasmaurer.ch/2019/12/how-to-learn-microsoft-azure-in-2020/Today on Azure Friday: Azure Event Grid
Bahram Banisadr introduces Scott Hanselman to Azure Event Grid, which is a fully-managed event service for managing events across many different Azure services and applications. Made for performance and scale, it simplifies building event-driven applications and serverless architectures. For more information, see: Azure Event Grid: An Event Grid for Modern Applications (blog) Azure Event Grid (product overview) Azure Event Grid (documentation)Today on Azure Friday: Table API for Azure Cosmos DB
Aravind Krishna shows Scott Hanselman how to get started with the Table API for Azure Cosmos DB, the globally distributed multi-model database. Using the API, applications running on Azure Table storage can take advantage of secondary indexes, turnkey global distribution, dedicated throughput, and single digit millisecond latency with 99.99% comprehensive SLAs. See Github(Table API) for the code demoed in the episode. For more information, see: Introduction to Azure Cosmos DB: Table APIToday on Azure Friday: Graphs with Cosmos DB Gremlin API
Kirill Gavrylyuk talks Azure Cosmos DB and Graphs with Scott, exploring why we need graphs, and what we can we do with graphs on Azure Cosmos DB. Azure Cosmos DB offers native graph gremlin API support in addition MongoDB, SQL, and others. Graphs in Azure Cosmos DB also enjoy the same global distribution, low latency, limitless throughput, and 99.99% SLAs as other APIs. For more information, see: Introduction to Azure Cosmos DB: Graph APIThis Week on Azure Friday: App Service Isolated
It's not Friday, but I have an episode I'd like to share today on App Service Isolated. You love App Service, but you need to run your apps securely inside of an Azure Virtual Network. Plus having a little (or a lot) more horsepower would be nice, too. Stefan Schackow joins Scott Hanselman for a whirlwind tour of the new Isolated App Service offering: D-Seriesv2 workers running App Service all inside the secure “moat” of your Azure virtual network. For more information, see Introduction to App Service Environment.This Week on Azure Friday: Introducing Azure DB for PostgreSQL
Saloni Sonpal joins Scott Hanselman to discuss the newest offering of the Azure Database family – Azure Database for PostgreSQL, which provides a managed database service for app development and deployment with a Postgres database that has built-in high availability, automatic patching, security, automated backups, monitoring, scales on the fly, and more. For more information, see Azure Database for PostgreSQL.This Week on Azure Friday: Create a SQL Database from Azure CLI 2.0
This week on Azure Friday, we're releasing a three-part daily series about Azure CLI 2.0 to celebrate Build 2017! This episode is the second in the series. Aaron Roney joins Scott Hanselman to show off creating a SQL database in Azure from the command line using Azure CLI 2.0. Azure CLI 2.0 is the cross-platform command-line tool for managing Azure resources, which is written in Python, updated every two weeks, and is available as open source on GitHub (Azure/azure-cli).
