From the course: Exploring Performance and Scale with Data Options in Azure

Exercise files and the demo app - Azure Tutorial

From the course: Exploring Performance and Scale with Data Options in Azure

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Exercise files and the demo app

- [Instructor] The exercise files for all the code we write are contained in the course materials. Both the start and the end states are there, and you can download them as needed. We start this application with an open-source application I created called myDadApp. And the concept of this was that my kids are graduating and they needed guidance, so I wanted to make sure that I could help them if needed. So what the DadApp is, is it's a simple, joke API that goes out and calls back a dad joke. But what we want to do is add more functionality to this, some new features. Things like being able to add chores, so that I can assign chores to my kids. In our course, we're going to talk about how we can migrate applications into SQL database. We'll also look at how we can convert that application from SQL database to use Cosmos storage. And then finally, we'll explore other storage options that are available that you can take advantage of as well. One of those is going to be the ability to upload pictures. And maybe this would be another great thing to add, which would be a cat picture application. In any case, we're going to have some fun, so let's get started on building out the DadApp. And remember that everything that we do in this application you can use in your own applications, the things for storage, and the concepts we talk about, show how to modernize your application to work in the cloud.

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