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Microsoft Azure AZ-104 Web App Day-7 Bootcamp

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Azure Web App We can easily create, distribute, and grow enterprise-grade web, mobile, and API apps that operate on any platform using Azure Web App service. It enables us to maintain our infrastructure while using a fully managed platform, helping us to fulfil stringent performance, scalability, security, and compliance requirements. Creating a Web App and deploying an application into Azure web App from visual studio Step 1:  Click on create a resource and type in the web app. After that, click on the web app and then click on Create. Step 2:  You are now on the Web App creation page. Fill-in, all the required details, then click on review+create. Step 3:  Click on create, then you will be redirected to the following page. Step 4:  Open Visual Studio, then click on Create a new project. Step 5:  Search for ASP.net web application and click on it. Step 6:  Now, configure your project and click on create. Step 7:  Now select the Web application (Model View Controller) option from avail
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Microsoft Azure Monitoring Day-6 Bootcamp

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Azure Monitor alerts for Azure Backup  Azure Backup also provides alerts via Azure Monitor that enables you to have a consistent experience for alert management across different Azure services, including Azure Backup. With Azure Monitor alerts, you can route alerts to any notification channel supported by Azure Monitor, such as email, ITSM, Webhook, Logic App, and so on. Currently, Azure Backup provides two main types of built-in alerts: Security Alerts: For scenarios, such as deletion of backup data, or disabling of soft-delete functionality for vault, security alerts (of severity Sev 0) are fired, and displayed in the Azure portal or consumed via other clients (PowerShell, CLI, and REST API). Security alerts are generated by default and can't be turned off. However, you can control the scenarios for which the notifications (for example, emails) should be fired. For more information on how to configure notifications, see Action rules. Job Failure Alerts : For scenarios, such as
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Microsoft Azure Virtual Machine Day-5 Bootcamp

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  What is Azure Virtual Machine? Azure VM is a computing service that allows users to host their applications or systems in the cloud on Windows and Linux operating systems. Azure VMs provide users with flexible virtualization without having any upfront investment and maintenance costs in physical infrastructure that runs them. The Azure VM platform allows users to generate their own VMs, flexibly and conveniently work without worrying about their computing environment, increase VM capacity, and choose where they want data to reside. Why Use Azure Virtual Machines? Scalability and Load Balancing Through distributing workloads across various virtual machines, VMs expedite application scaling. Azure Virtual Machines have autoscaling features that simplify and improve scaling to thousands of VMs. And Azure’s  load balancing  capabilities distribute traffic between virtual machines, regardless of whether they are internet-facing or not. Agility The ability to manipulate servers akin to dat
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Microsoft Azure Network Traffic Management

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Network Traffic Management uses network monitoring tools and management techniques such as  bandwidth monitoring , deep packet inspection ,  and application-based routing to ensure optimal network operation. In doing so it helps  maximize  the performance and security of existing networks. It also allows for the identification of network-intensive operations that can be incorporated into network planning and growth strategies. Network Traffic Management is used alongside other optimization techniques like Application Traffic Management as part of an overall Application Delivery Network solution. Availability Set Availability Set is a logical grouping capability for isolating VM resources from each other when they’re deployed. By deploying your VMs across multiple hardware  nodes  Azure ensures that if hardware or software  failure  happens within Azure, only a sub-set of your virtual machines is impacted and your overall solution is safe and in working condition. It provides redundan
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