Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure Certification Companion
Description
Chapters in this book correspond directly to the exam skills outline and are delivered in a "from-the-ground-up" approach, allowing you to build your knowledge as you go. This approach serves to help even novice developers get up to speed quickly, while allowing more experienced developers to find the exact topics and scenarios they need to hone their skill sets as they both prepare for the exam and reference information for real-world solutions.
As you work through each chapter, you will get an introduction to the topic of the chapter followed by a comprehensive discovery of the key elements of the Azure service(s) being covered. You'll be guided through solutions by studying typical, real-world scenarios. Each chapter concludes with review questions to solidify your learning and includes links to the corresponding Microsoft Learn modules that are relevant to the concepts in the chapter and associated with each section of the AZ-204 exam.
What You Will Learn
- Know the essential platform services of Azure
- Develop and deploy secure and robust web solutions
- Architect and create serverless solutions
- Manage containers in the Azure Containers ecosystem
- Choose the correct messaging and event-handling tools for your applications
- Master real-world examples and challenges that help prepare you for the AZ-204 exam
Who This Book Is For
Developers planning to take the AZ-204 exam, and developers who want to learn more about development on the most common Azure platform services
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Additionally, Brian became an MCT as of April 2019, and is focusing on developing and training developers with full-stack web solutions with .NET Core and Azure. Most recently, Brian has found purpose as an instructor for the Microsoft Software and Systems Academy (MSSA) in the cloud applicationdevelopment program.
In addition to working with .NET technologies, Brian was also an adjunct faculty member in the computer science department for Franklin University for over 10 years, where his courses included data structures, algorithms, design patterns, and, full-stack solutions in the computer science capstone practicum course. Brian has created many online technical training courses that can be found online on various platforms. Brian is also the author of Apress books Practical Entity Framework, and Practical Entity Framework Core 6.
