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Azure for Architects : Implementing Cloud Design, DevOps, Containers, IoT, and Serverless Solutions on Your Public Cloud, 2nd Edition

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Summary
Azure is evolving at a rapid speed and introducing newer services almost every week. What was relevant a year back is not more relevant today as better services are available to solve the same challenges. This book will provide architects with solid information about the important services for hosting, deploying and architecting solutions
Language
eng
Work
Publication
Edition
2nd ed.
Extent
1 online resource (526 pages)
Note
Azure Application Insights
Contents
  • Cover; Title Page; Copyright and Credits; About Packt; Contributors; Table of Contents; Preface; Cahpter 1: Getting Started; Cloud computing; Advantages of cloud computing; Deployment Patterns in Azure; Infrastructure as a Service; Platform as a Service; Software as a Service; Understanding Azure; Azure as an intelligent cloud; Azure Resource Manager; The ARM architecture; Limitations of Azure Service Manager (ASM); ARM advantages; ARM concepts; Resource providers; Resource types; Resource groups; Resource and resource instances; ARM features; Virtualization; Containers; Docker
  • Interacting with the intelligent cloudAzure Portal; PowerShell; Azure Command-Line Interface (CLI); Azure REST API; ARM templates; Deployments; Summary; Cahpter 2: Azure Solution Availability and Scalability; High availability; SLA; Factors affecting high availability; Planned maintenance; Unplanned maintenance; Application deployment architecture; High availability versus scalability; High availability versus disaster recovery; Azure high availability; Concepts; Availability sets; Fault domain; Update domain; Availability zones; Load balancing; VM high availability; Compute high availability
  • Storage high availabilityPaaS high availability; High-availability platforms; Data high availability; Azure CosmosDB; Azure SQL replication; Azure table storage; Application high availability; Load balancing; Azure load balancers; Public load balancing; Internal load balancing; Port forwarding; Azure application gateway; Azure Traffic Manager; Architectural considerations for high availability; High availability within Azure regions; High availability across Azure regions; Best practices; Application high availability; Deployment; Data management; Monitoring; Scalability
  • Scalability versus performanceAzure scalability; Concepts; Scaling; Scaling up; Scaling down; Scaling out; Scaling in; Auto scaling; PaaS scalability; PaaS -- Scaling up and down; PaaS -- Scaling out and in; IaaS scalability; VM scale sets; VMSS architecture; VMSS scaling; Horizontal versus vertical scaling; Capacity; Auto scaling; Upgrades and maintenance; Application updates; Guest updates; Image updates; Best practices of scaling provided by VMSS; The preference for scaling out; Bare-metal versus dormant instances; Configuring the maximum and minimum number of instances appropriately
  • ConcurrencyStateless; Caching and CDN; N+1 design; Summary; Cahpter 3: Security and Monitoring; Security; Security life cycle; Azure security; IaaS security; Network Security Groups; NSG design; Firewalls; Firewall design; Reducing the attack surface area; Implementing jump servers; PaaS security; Operations Management Suite (OMS); Storage; Azure SQL; Azure Key Vaults; Security monitoring and auditing; Azure Monitor; Azure Security Center; Monitoring; Azure monitoring; Azure activity logs; Azure diagnostic logs; Azure application logs; Guest and host operating system logs; Azure Monitor
Isbn
9781789611649
Instance
Label
Azure for Architects : Implementing Cloud Design, DevOps, Containers, IoT, and Serverless Solutions on Your Public Cloud, 2nd Edition
Title
Azure for Architects
Title remainder
Implementing Cloud Design, DevOps, Containers, IoT, and Serverless Solutions on Your Public Cloud, 2nd Edition
Creator
Subject
Language
eng
Summary
Azure is evolving at a rapid speed and introducing newer services almost every week. What was relevant a year back is not more relevant today as better services are available to solve the same challenges. This book will provide architects with solid information about the important services for hosting, deploying and architecting solutions
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Modi, Ritesh
Index
no index present
LC call number
QA76.585
LC item number
.M63 2019
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
dictionaries
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  • Cloud computing
  • Architecture
  • Architecture
  • Cloud computing
Label
Azure for Architects : Implementing Cloud Design, DevOps, Containers, IoT, and Serverless Solutions on Your Public Cloud, 2nd Edition
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Publication
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Azure Application Insights
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online resource
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rdacarrier
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Content type code
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Contents
  • Cover; Title Page; Copyright and Credits; About Packt; Contributors; Table of Contents; Preface; Cahpter 1: Getting Started; Cloud computing; Advantages of cloud computing; Deployment Patterns in Azure; Infrastructure as a Service; Platform as a Service; Software as a Service; Understanding Azure; Azure as an intelligent cloud; Azure Resource Manager; The ARM architecture; Limitations of Azure Service Manager (ASM); ARM advantages; ARM concepts; Resource providers; Resource types; Resource groups; Resource and resource instances; ARM features; Virtualization; Containers; Docker
  • Interacting with the intelligent cloudAzure Portal; PowerShell; Azure Command-Line Interface (CLI); Azure REST API; ARM templates; Deployments; Summary; Cahpter 2: Azure Solution Availability and Scalability; High availability; SLA; Factors affecting high availability; Planned maintenance; Unplanned maintenance; Application deployment architecture; High availability versus scalability; High availability versus disaster recovery; Azure high availability; Concepts; Availability sets; Fault domain; Update domain; Availability zones; Load balancing; VM high availability; Compute high availability
  • Storage high availabilityPaaS high availability; High-availability platforms; Data high availability; Azure CosmosDB; Azure SQL replication; Azure table storage; Application high availability; Load balancing; Azure load balancers; Public load balancing; Internal load balancing; Port forwarding; Azure application gateway; Azure Traffic Manager; Architectural considerations for high availability; High availability within Azure regions; High availability across Azure regions; Best practices; Application high availability; Deployment; Data management; Monitoring; Scalability
  • Scalability versus performanceAzure scalability; Concepts; Scaling; Scaling up; Scaling down; Scaling out; Scaling in; Auto scaling; PaaS scalability; PaaS -- Scaling up and down; PaaS -- Scaling out and in; IaaS scalability; VM scale sets; VMSS architecture; VMSS scaling; Horizontal versus vertical scaling; Capacity; Auto scaling; Upgrades and maintenance; Application updates; Guest updates; Image updates; Best practices of scaling provided by VMSS; The preference for scaling out; Bare-metal versus dormant instances; Configuring the maximum and minimum number of instances appropriately
  • ConcurrencyStateless; Caching and CDN; N+1 design; Summary; Cahpter 3: Security and Monitoring; Security; Security life cycle; Azure security; IaaS security; Network Security Groups; NSG design; Firewalls; Firewall design; Reducing the attack surface area; Implementing jump servers; PaaS security; Operations Management Suite (OMS); Storage; Azure SQL; Azure Key Vaults; Security monitoring and auditing; Azure Monitor; Azure Security Center; Monitoring; Azure monitoring; Azure activity logs; Azure diagnostic logs; Azure application logs; Guest and host operating system logs; Azure Monitor
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1086109303
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unknown
Edition
2nd ed.
Extent
1 online resource (526 pages)
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online
Isbn
9781789611649
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computer
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rdamedia
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  • c
Specific material designation
remote
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(OCoLC)1086109303
Label
Azure for Architects : Implementing Cloud Design, DevOps, Containers, IoT, and Serverless Solutions on Your Public Cloud, 2nd Edition
Publication
Note
Azure Application Insights
Carrier category
online resource
Carrier category code
  • cr
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Cover; Title Page; Copyright and Credits; About Packt; Contributors; Table of Contents; Preface; Cahpter 1: Getting Started; Cloud computing; Advantages of cloud computing; Deployment Patterns in Azure; Infrastructure as a Service; Platform as a Service; Software as a Service; Understanding Azure; Azure as an intelligent cloud; Azure Resource Manager; The ARM architecture; Limitations of Azure Service Manager (ASM); ARM advantages; ARM concepts; Resource providers; Resource types; Resource groups; Resource and resource instances; ARM features; Virtualization; Containers; Docker
  • Interacting with the intelligent cloudAzure Portal; PowerShell; Azure Command-Line Interface (CLI); Azure REST API; ARM templates; Deployments; Summary; Cahpter 2: Azure Solution Availability and Scalability; High availability; SLA; Factors affecting high availability; Planned maintenance; Unplanned maintenance; Application deployment architecture; High availability versus scalability; High availability versus disaster recovery; Azure high availability; Concepts; Availability sets; Fault domain; Update domain; Availability zones; Load balancing; VM high availability; Compute high availability
  • Storage high availabilityPaaS high availability; High-availability platforms; Data high availability; Azure CosmosDB; Azure SQL replication; Azure table storage; Application high availability; Load balancing; Azure load balancers; Public load balancing; Internal load balancing; Port forwarding; Azure application gateway; Azure Traffic Manager; Architectural considerations for high availability; High availability within Azure regions; High availability across Azure regions; Best practices; Application high availability; Deployment; Data management; Monitoring; Scalability
  • Scalability versus performanceAzure scalability; Concepts; Scaling; Scaling up; Scaling down; Scaling out; Scaling in; Auto scaling; PaaS scalability; PaaS -- Scaling up and down; PaaS -- Scaling out and in; IaaS scalability; VM scale sets; VMSS architecture; VMSS scaling; Horizontal versus vertical scaling; Capacity; Auto scaling; Upgrades and maintenance; Application updates; Guest updates; Image updates; Best practices of scaling provided by VMSS; The preference for scaling out; Bare-metal versus dormant instances; Configuring the maximum and minimum number of instances appropriately
  • ConcurrencyStateless; Caching and CDN; N+1 design; Summary; Cahpter 3: Security and Monitoring; Security; Security life cycle; Azure security; IaaS security; Network Security Groups; NSG design; Firewalls; Firewall design; Reducing the attack surface area; Implementing jump servers; PaaS security; Operations Management Suite (OMS); Storage; Azure SQL; Azure Key Vaults; Security monitoring and auditing; Azure Monitor; Azure Security Center; Monitoring; Azure monitoring; Azure activity logs; Azure diagnostic logs; Azure application logs; Guest and host operating system logs; Azure Monitor
Control code
1086109303
Dimensions
unknown
Edition
2nd ed.
Extent
1 online resource (526 pages)
Form of item
online
Isbn
9781789611649
Media category
computer
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • c
Specific material designation
remote
System control number
(OCoLC)1086109303

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