دانلود Pluralsight Microsoft Azure Developer Tutorial Series آموزش توسعه مایکروسافت آژور

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Create the Performance Test
- Configuring and Executing the Performance Test
- Resolving Issues from Performance Test Results
- Resolving Escalations Related to Performance Tests

Microsoft Azure Developer: Choosing a Storage Solution
Bring your application development skills up to date by learning how to design and implement cloud-first applications using Azure Storage.

In today's cloud-first software world, constraining your applications to device storage is crippling. In this course, Microsoft Azure Developer: Choosing a Storage Solution, you will learn foundational knowledge of Azure Cloud Storage. First, you will discover how to choose the right storage types for your application. Next, you will learn the basics of implementing your storage solution. Finally, you will explore how to make sure your storage solution is fast, secure, and affordable. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Azure Storage needed to build modern, cloud-first applications.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Designing Your Storage Solution
- Accessing Storage Data
- Scaling and Measuring Cost and Performance
- Ensuring Secure Storage

Microsoft Azure Developer: Performing Unit Testing Integration Testing
This course will teach you how to build and maintain a suite of unit and integration tests to protect your solution from logic and regression errors introduced during creation and maintenance of code, and how to execute your tests in Azure DevOps.

Your test suite should be easy to maintain and your test names should read like business rules. In this course, Microsoft Azure Developer: Performing Unit Testing & Integration Testing, you will learn how to create a flexible suite of unit and integration tests. First, you will learn what it takes to write good code and good tests. Next, you will discover how to cover your riskiest code with integration tests. Finally, you will explore how to run your tests in Azure DevOps on check-in and overnight. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of testing in Azure needed to improve your testing suite.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Introducing Terms and Concepts
- Creating and Maintaining Unit Tests
- Adding Integration Tests
- Automating Test Runs with Azure DevOps

Microsoft Azure Developer: Deploying and Managing Containers
Azure offers multiple services that can run containers. This course helps you get started with Docker and introduces four key Azure services that simplify deploying individual containers or entire microservice applications.

Docker is a great way to package and run applications, and Azure is a great platform to host containers. In Microsoft Azure Developer: Deploying and Managing Containers, you'll learn about the key Azure services that support containers. First, you'll learn the basics of Docker, including how to run containers locally, as well as build them from your own Dockerfiles. Next, you'll see how to push images to Azure Container Registry. Finally, you'll explore four different Azure services that can host containers, including Azure Kubernetes Service and Azure Service Fabric, learning how to get started with them and what unique benefits they offer. When you're finished with this course, you'll know several ways of deploying containers in Azure and how to choose the most appropriate one for your needs whether you are running a simple web app or an entire microservice application.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Introducing Containers on Azure
- Running Containers Locally
- Creating Docker Images
- Running Containers on Azure Container Instances
- Running Containers on Web App for Containers
- Running Containers on Azure Service Fabric
- Running Containers on Azure Kubernetes Service

Microsoft Azure Developer: Creating a Detailed Design for Your Solution
Creating a design for your application is important. If you don’t, you might not end up with a complete application or it might not work as excepted. In this course, you’ll learn which topics go into creating a detailed design for your application.

At the core of creating an application is a thorough knowledge of designing an application. In this course, MMicrosoft Azure Developer: Creating a Detailed Design for Your Solution, you’ll learn how to create a detailed design for your application. First, you’ll discover why it is important to create a detailed design. Next, you’ll explore all the aspects that go into a design. Finally, you’ll see how to implement application requirements. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have a foundational knowledge of how to create a detailed design for your application that will help you as you move forward to creating an application.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Why Create a Detailed Design for Your Solution?
- Designing for Accessibility
- Designing for Localization and Globalization
- Designing for Maintainability
- Designing for Global Performance
- Designing for Availability
- Designing for Security
- Designing for Deployment
- Where to Go from Here?

Microsoft Azure Developer: Implementing Blob Storage
Azure Blob Storage provides massively scalable storage for unstructured data like images, videos, or documents. This course teaches you how to set up Azure Blob Storage and how to use it in your .NET applications.

At the core of storing massive amounts of unstructured data like images, videos, or documents in Microsoft Azure is a thorough knowledge of Azure Blob Storage. In this course, Microsoft Azure Developer: Implementing Blob Storage, you will learn the skills you need to use Azure Blob Storage in your applications. First, you will learn how to set up Azure Blob Storage in the Azure Portal. Next, you will learn how to upload, download, list, and delete blobs in .NET with C#. Finally, you will learn how to control access to your blobs with Shared Access Signatures, how to manage concurrency, and how to monitor your Blob Storage. When you’re finished with this course, you will have a foundational knowledge of Azure Blob Storage that will help you immensely as you move forward to build your own applications and solutions that need to store unstructured data in Microsoft Azure.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Setting up Blob Storage
- Uploading Blobs from .NET
- Listing Blobs in .NET
- Downloading and Deleting Blobs
- Storing Metadata on Your Blobs
- Using Shared Access Signatures
- Managing Concurrency
- Copying and Archiving Blobs
- Monitoring Blob Storage

Microsoft Azure Developer: Managing Code Reviews with VSTS
VSTS, now known as Azure DevOps, provides simple and effective collaboration features for your development teams and projects. This course will teach you how to use pull requests to manage a code review process to collaborate with your team.

At the core of developing any website or application is being able to effectively collaborate with your team across temporal or geographic boundaries. In this course, Microsoft Azure Developer: Manage Code Reviews with VSTS, you will learn how pull requests can enable team collaboration through shared and managed code reviews. First, you will learn how to set up branch policies customized to your development team's preferences for branching and using pull requests. Next, you will discover how to create a pull request, provide and respond to comment feedback, make coding changes, and merge a pull request. Finally, you will explore how to set up an Azure continuous integration, deploy a pipeline, and revert a pull request. When you are finished with this course, you will have a foundational understanding of how to use pull requests to improve your team’s collaboration and code quality through a managed code review process.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Getting Started
- Branching Project Features
- Submitting Code for Review
- Reviewing Code
- Collaborating Code for Review
- Completing a Pull Request
- Resolving Code Conflicts
- Reverting Pull Request

Microsoft Azure Developer: Aligning Functional and Non-functional Requirements
Effective and relevant across many software development methodologies, defining functional and non-functional requirements can help you get clear on exactly what you need to build in an application or system, and what qualities you expect from it.

To plan, build and ship a successful system or application, you need to first get clear on exactly what you need the system to do, and what qualities you expect from it. In this course, Microsoft Azure Developer: Aligning Functional and Non-functional Requirements, you will learn foundational knowledge to discover, write, and refine your functional and non-functional requirements. First, you will see how to extract requirements from larger business ideas, and why the distinction between functional and non-functional is important. Next, you will explore ways to discover unspoken assumptions, and integrate these ideas in user stories and acceptance criteria. Finally, you will work on estimating the effort in your tasks, and how to make sure your own efforts are testable and measurable. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge needed to take vague business goals and break them into clear, achievable tasks.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Introduction
- Reading and Interpreting Design Specifications
- Refining User Stories and Acceptance Criteria
- Defining Tasks and Establishing Level of Effort
- Ensuring All Requirements Are Testable

Microsoft Azure Developer: Securing Data
Microsoft Azure enables developers to effectively secure their application with minimal coding. You will learn how to protect application configuration settings, encrypt data in transit and at rest, and use Azure disk encryption for IaaS scenarios.

At the core of developing applications for Microsoft Azure is a thorough knowledge of securing data. In this course, Microsoft Azure Developer: Securing Data, you’ll learn how to protect your application configuration and data from unauthorized access. First, you’ll learn how to secure your application configuration settings such as database connection strings using Azure Key Vault and Managed Service Identity (MSI). Next, you’ll explore Azure Storage Service encryption for data at rest (SSE), Azure Disk Encryption (ADE) and Azure SQL Database Always Encrypted, to protect data against disk theft, or to comply with security standards. Finally, you’ll discover how to secure client-server communications using SSL/TLS encryption. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the necessary knowledge of securing data to help you in leveraging Microsoft Azure's out-of-the-box offerings to develop more secure applications.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Getting Started
- Protecting Application Keys and Secrets with Azure Key Vault and MSI
- Encrypting and Decrypting Data at Rest
- Encrypting Data with Always Encrypted
- Implementing SSL/TLS Communications

Microsoft Azure Developer: Create Serverless Functions
Azure Functions is the quickest and easiest way to get your code running in Azure. This course will teach you how to create your own serverless functions, integrate with other services, and host them in Azure or Docker containers.

Azure Functions is the quickest and easiest way to get your code running in Azure and offers a cost-effective, serverless, per-second billing model. In this course, Microsoft Azure Developer: Create Serverless Functions, you'll learn how to create your own Azure Functions apps. First, you'll explore how to create Functions with Visual Studio or using the cross-platform Core Tools. Next you'll see how to use triggers and bindings to easily integrate with other services. Finally, you'll learn about how you can host your applications in Azure or in Docker containers, and take advantage of advanced features like proxies. When you’re finished with this course, you'll be able to use Azure Functions to rapidly build, deploy and monitor your own serverless applications.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Introducing Azure Functions
- Creating Functions in the Azure Portal
- Creating Functions in Visual Studio
- Creating Functions with Visual Studio Code
- Creating a REST API with Azure Functions
- Working with Triggers and Bindings
- Running Functions in Azure
- Running Functions in Containers

Microsoft Azure Developer: Advanced Troubleshooting
Building modern cloud-enabled solutions is simplified by using Microsoft Azure services. In this course, you'll learn how to troubleshoot Azure compute services for developing serverless, microservice oriented, and event-driven applications.

Using Microsoft Azure services can greatly simplify building your modern cloud-enabled solutions, but what happens when those services don't behave as expected? In this course, Microsoft Azure Developer: Advanced Troubleshooting, you'll gain the ability to trace the end-to-end execution of Azure services used to build modern, cloud-enabled applications. First, you'll explore how to instrument your code and add telemetry data in order to identify specific issues. Next, you'll discover how to monitor the execution of Azure Functions. Finally, you'll learn how to leverage monitoring capabilities and explore tools available on Azure, including Service Bus, Event Grid, and Service Fabric. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the necessary skills and knowledge of instrumenting your code and services so you could easily identify, isolate, and fix potential issues.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Using Azure Monitor
- Troubleshooting Service Bus
- Troubleshooting Event Grid
- Troubleshooting Querying Stream Analytics
- Troubleshooting Azure Functions
- Troubleshooting Service Fabric
- Troubleshooting Virtual Machine Scale Sets
- Troubleshooting Container Orchestrators