Author
Released
3/27/2019- Creating and using Azure Storage queues
- Using Azure Service Bus queues
- Security for Azure Service Bus queues
- Creating and scheduling WebJobs
- Creating Azure functions
- Running Azure Batch workloads
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Tiago] Creating, designing, and managing long-running tasks for your applications can be a major challenge. Microsoft Azure offers several features to run and host long-running tasks for your apps. With all the options Azure has to offer, it is not always obvious which is the best for specific business cases. Using examples, I'm going to demonstrate how services like Azure Queues, WebJobs, and Azure Functions for long-running tasks. I will weight the benefits and drawbacks of each option so that you can create the best solution for your needs. I will even show you how to run large-scale parallel tasks using Azure Batch. Hi, I'm Tiago Costa. I specialize in helping companies create cloud solutions with Microsoft Azure, so please join me in my LinkedIn Learning course about long-running tasks in Microsoft Azure.
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Introduction
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What you should know1m 10s
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1. Azure Queues
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Message queue design pattern5m 29s
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Create a storage queue2m 2s
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Using Azure storage queues3m 41s
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Azure Service Bus overview2m 41s
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2. Azure WebJobs
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Azure WebJobs overview4m 9s
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Create a WebJob4m 12s
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Schedule a WebJob2m 24s
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Using WebJob SDK2m 15s
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3. Azure Functions and the Serverless Era
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What are Azure Functions?5m 28s
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Create an Azure Function3m 29s
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Triggers and bindings2m 20s
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4. Large-Scale Parallel Compute
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What is Azure Batch?4m 46s
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View Batch quotas2m 14s
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Conclusion
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Next steps34s
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