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Understand and build a proof of concept by migrating a multi-tiered .NET Core web application to the Azure public cloud, leveraging different Azure Infrastructure as a Service (IAAS), Azure Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Azure Container offerings. These include Azure Container Instance (ACI), Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS), and CI/CD pipeline deployments using Azure DevOps.
After a first chapter in which you set up the baseline for the lab scenarios, you will start with the basics of automating Azure resource deployments using Visual Studio and powerful Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates. Next, you’ll learn about the importance of performing proper assessments and the tools Microsoft offers to help in this migration preparation phase. After that, you will validate the virtual machine deployment and learn about SQL Server database migration to SQL Azure PaaS, as well as deploying and migrating web applications to Azure Web Apps. After covering these foundational platform components, the next chapters focus on the core concepts and advantages of using containers for running business workloads. These labs are based on Docker, Azure Container Registry (ACR), ACI, and Web App for Containers, and show you how to enable container orchestration and cloud-scale using AKS. |
Why? - build a strategic, smart and strong analytics capability to transform your institution and ensure a future proof competitive advantage. This type of transformation impacts top-line growth—such as those related to institutional transformation and data utilization—as well as productivity and performance. This discipline includes: Agile and rapid prototyping. Analytics capability assessment and transformation. Remember the conviction: #Analyticship:#BI,#ML,#AI,#BigData,#Analytics,#HiEd:
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Migrating a Two-Tier Application to Azure... Walkthrough of Infrastructure, Platform, and Services
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