Robust Cloud Integration with Azure

Name: Robust Cloud Integration with Azure | Unleash the power of serverless integration with Azure
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Unleash the power of serverless integration with Azure

Mahindra Morar(Autor*in)

Packt Publishing

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Erschienen am 22. März 2017

696 Seiten

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Inhalt

Cover
Copyright
Credits
Foreword
About the Authors
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Customer Feedback
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: An Introduction to Systems Integration in the Cloud
What is Azure?
What is cloud computing?
Types of cloud platform
Types of cloud service
Cloud computing - something old or something new?
What is integration in the cloud?
The benefits of integration using the cloud
Design patterns for cloud integration
The evolution of integration design and how this applies to the cloud
Introduction to the microservices architecture
The evolution of architectures
Limitation of monolithic application design
What is microservices?
The characteristics of microservices
Types of microservices
Stateless microservices
Stateful microservices
Challenges with the microservices architecture
SOA and microservices
Summary
Chapter 2: What Is an Azure App Service?
What is an Azure App Service?
Why use Azure App Service?
What are Azure Resource Groups?
App Service plans
An overview of our sample solution
Summary
Chapter 3: Getting Started with API Apps
Why use API Apps?
Building, hosting, and consuming your first API App
What is Swagger?
Developing and hosting RESTful API App
Enabling the Swagger UI
Testing your API
Deploying ProductAPI to Azure
Viewing and managing the ProductAPI in Azure portal
Consuming your API App by generating client code in Visual Studio
The API App's architecture
The CORS support
Enabling CORS in Azure App Service
Bringing your APIs as-is
Testing an API using Postman
Creating a new API App
Setting up the deployment source for your new API App
Deploying Node.js API code to Azure
Security
What is App Service authentication and authorization?
Authentication
Authorization
Scenario on Authenticating an API App and consuming the authenticated API App
Summary
Chapter 4: What is Azure API Management?
The anatomy of Azure API Management
API and operations
Objects within API Management
Azure API Management policies
Working with Azure API Management
Creating your first Azure API Management instance
Publisher portal and Developer portal
Importing the API definition through the Publisher portal
Managing user access rights for Products and APIs
Customizing the developer experience
Policies in Azure API Management
How to use Policies in Azure API Management
Working with policies in the Publisher portal
What are the different policies available in the Publisher portal?
Basic Scenario #1 - Throttle Requests Using a Rate Limit Policy
Basic Scenario #2 - Rewrite the public facing URI for the GetProducts API operation
Getting slightly more advanced - Modify default API behavior using conditional statements
Securing your API in Azure API Management
Securing your API backend with mutual certificates
Securing your API backend with Azure Active Directory
VPN connection in Azure API Management
Monitoring your API
Analytics in the Publisher portal
Logging to EventHub
Summary
Chapter 5: Trigger Your First Logic App in Azure
An introduction to Logic App
The comparison between BizTalk server and Logic Apps
Why and when to use
Diagnosing Logic Apps
Building your first Logic App
Create Azure SQL server, database, and table
Create Logic App and workflow
Logic Apps using Visual Studio
Visual Studio 2015 configuration steps for Logic App
Run Visual Studio 2015 as administrator
Create Resource group template for Logic App
Polling Twitter for #SunnyElectricals
Code view
Deployment
Summary
Chapter 6: Working with Connectors in Logic Apps
Categorizing Microsoft connectors
Standard connectors
Enterprise Integration connectors
Connectors as triggers
Types of triggers
Connector as an action
Standard Actions:
Collection Actions
Building your first connector
Azure Storage Table connector
Make your connector work for Logic Apps
Adding summary and XML Documentation
Discovering partion keys in the storage table
Summary
Chapter 7: Azure Functions in Logic Apps
The basics of Azure Functions
Runtime environment
Bindings, languages, and function types
Building Azure Functions
Creating a function
The structure of a Function App
Adding complexity
Adding integration
Using functions with Logic Apps
Calling functions directly
Scenario - Invoice checker
Other considerations
Deploying your Function App
Testing your Function App
Scaling your Function App
Monitoring your Function App
Managing your Function App
Summary
Chapter 8: A Deep Dive into Logic Apps
Workflow definition language
Parameters
Output
Expression
Operators
Functions
Content type in Logic Apps
Content-Type header
Text/plain
Application/json
Application/XML
Flow controls, SplitOn, and scope in Logic Apps
For each loop
The Do Until loop
SplitOn
Switch statement
Single run instance
Scope
Exception handling in Logic Apps
Scopes to catch failures
Retry Policies
The runAfter property to catch failures
Logic App to update on-premise warehouse with data gateway
On-premise data gateway for Logic Apps
Microsoft account prerequisites for installing on-premise data gateway for Logic Apps
Installation and configuration on-premise data gateway
Installing on-premise data gateway:
Creating a work or school identity in Azure Active Directory
Summary
Chapter 9: Powerful Integration with SaaS Using Logic Apps
Exploring the Logic App SaaS connectors
Hooking up to SaaS solutions using the SaaS connectors
Working with Dynamics 365 and Office 365
User authorization using the Salesforce connector
Salesforce connector - Under the hood
Leveraging the Salesforce connector: Sunny Electricals automated credit check solution
Reaching out to the credit check API
Processing the credit check report using an Azure Function
Triggering automatic account creation using the Salesforce connector
Testing the credit check solution
Hybrid scenarios
Summary
Chapter 10: Advanced Integration with Powerful, Scalable Service Bus in the Cloud
Service Bus types
Service Bus tiers
Service Bus Queue characteristics
Message size
Time to live
Dead-lettering
Sessions
Retrieving messages off a queue
Deferring message processing
Security
Handling service bus subscription security
Managing Service Bus outages and disasters
Service Bus topics
Subscriptions
Subscription rules
Rule filter
Rule action
Partitioned queues/topics
Administration tools
Scenario
PremiumInvoice and Invoice topic subscription creation
Summary
Chapter 11: Connecting to Event Hubs and an Intr oduction to IoT Hubs
An introduction to Event Hubs
Security in Event Hubs
Event Hub streaming and partitions
Consumer groups
Reading from an Event Hub
Replaying of messages
Poisoned messages
Connecting to Event Hubs
Introduction to Azure IoT Hubs
Getting started with IoT Hub
Differences between Event Hub and IoT Hub
Security in IoT Hub
The device identity registry
Shared access policies
Shared access signatures
X.509 certificates
IP filtering
Monitoring your IoT Hub
Communicating with IoT Hub
D2C messaging
C2D messaging
Receiving C2D messages
Processing D2C messages
Uploading files
IoT Hub tools
Device Explorer
iothub-explorer
IoT gateways
IoT Hub protocol gateway
IoT Hub gateway SDK
IoT suite
Scenario - bringing it all together
Summary
Chapter 12: EAI/B2B Integration Using Logic Apps
Enterprise Integration Pack for Logic Apps
Enterprise messaging in Logic Apps
Logic Apps Enterprise Integration Tool
Enterprise Integration Pack connectors
Enterprise Integration templates
Building your first Enterprise Messaging solution
Add partners in your workflow
Creating a partner within the Integration Account
Create an AS2 agreements
Configure your agreement to handle receive messages
Configure your agreement to send messages
Store custom metadata information in Integration Accounts artifacts
Add Metadata information to Integration Account artifacts
Retrieve metadata from artifacts for logic apps
Summary
Chapter 13: Hybrid Integration Using BizTalk Server 2016 and Logic Apps
Hybrid Integration
Why Hybrid Integration?
Maximize use of past/existing investment
Customer privacy and data security
Wider audience
Message exchange pattern
Datagram or one-way pattern
Half-duplex or request-response
Duplex Message Exchange Pattern
What is a BizTalk Server?
Azure Relay service
SB-Messaging Adapter
Logic App Adapter
Installing and configuring an adapter in BizTalk Server 2016
Installing the Logic Apps Adapter in BizTalk Server 2016
Connecting on-premise BizTalk Server 2016 with Azure Logic App
Step 1 - Creating Logic Apps for cognitive services
Step 2 - Typed Polling with the WCF adapter
Connecting to the Sunny Electricals database
Creating a two-way send port for Logic Apps
Connecting Azure Logic App with on-premise BizTalk Server 2016
IIS configuration for Logic App Adapter
Consuming a WCF Service in BizTalk 2016
Creating a Logic App to call BizTalk
Summary
Chapter 14: Tooling and Monitoring for Logic Apps
Tools to monitor Azure resources
Deployment options
Azure Resource Management templates
Parameters
Variables
Resources
Outputs
Expressions and Functions
Parameter Files
Deploying templates
Creating ARM Template using Visual Studio
Best practices
Manual deployments of App Services
FTP
MS Visual Studio
Synch
Local Git
Continuous deployment
Azure Function deployments
Managing solutions using PowerShell
Monitoring
Metrics
Add metric alert
Diagnostics settings
The OMS Portal
Logic App monitoring
Run history
Trigger history
Logic App message logging with Azure Functions Application Insights
Summary
Chapter 15: Whats Next for Azure Integration?
An integration roadmap for the future
What and when of Microsoft Azure integration
Business productivity transformation
An introduction to PowerApps
An introduction to Microsoft Flow
Keeping up with the pace of change
Final thoughts
Index

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