Developing Microservices Architecture on Microsoft Azure with Open Source Technologies Paperback / softback

by Arvind Chandaka, Ovais Mehboob Ahmed Khan

Part of the IT Best Practices - Microsoft Press series

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Deliver microservices architecture, step-by-step: from defining business problems through development, deployment, and monitoring Increasingly, organizations are modernizing application development by integrating open source technologies into a holistic architecture for delivering high-quality workloads to the cloud.

This is a complete, step-by-step guide to building flexible microservices architecture by leveraging Microsoft Azure cloud services, together with key open source technologies such as Java, Node.JS, .NET Core and Angular.

Through a realistic case study project, expert Microsoft engineers Ovais Mehboob Ahmed Khan and Arvind Chandaka guide you through every step of technical implementation required to achieve value: establishing end-to-end infrastructure, developing cloud-native applications, automating deployments, monitoring operations, and more. Microsoft engineers Ovais Mehboob Ahmed Khan and Arvind Chandaka show how to: Define application features and business requirements, and map them onto microservices using modeling techniquesDesign microservices solution architecture that enables high-quality workloadsDevelop an application front-end, and build microservices with open source technologiesLeverage Azure Kubernetes Services for Docker container orchestrationUse various patterns to build reliable and resilient microservicesEnforce microservices app security, and use Azure AD B2C for user authentication/authorizationEstablish an API gateway that provides a unified “front door” to back-end microservicesSet up continuous integration and deployment with Azure DevOpsMonitor microservices with Azure Monitor and Azure Application Insights About This Book For everyone interested in developing microservices, including architects, engineers, and consultants Will help IT professionals build new applications, modernize existing systems, migrate workloads, improve app management, and more.