Azure app service to create web and mobile apps

Editor's Notes

• #5: App Service is a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) offering of Microsoft Azure Websites and Mobile Services became Web Apps and Mobile Apps
• #6: App Service has everything you need to build apps that target both web and mobile clients from a single app back-end. Using API Apps, you can connect your app to dozens of popular services like Office 365 and salesforce.com in minutes, and integrate your own APIs so they can be used within any app. And finally with Logic Apps, you can automate business processes using a simple no-code experience.
• #8: Azure runs your apps on fully managed virtual machines (VMs), with your choice of shared VM resources or dedicated VMs
• #12: App Service Web Apps is a fully managed compute platform that is optimized for hosting websites and web applications The compute resources may be on shared or dedicated virtual machines (VMs), depending on the pricing tier that you choose Your application code runs in a managed VM that is isolated from other customers
• #17: Speaking Notes Azure Mobile Apps is a Backend-as-a-Service Instead of you having to design, build, test, deploy, manage, and upgrade your whole backend Azure does it for you Features of Mobile Services Storage – SQL DB Authentication – built-in support for social providers w/ ability to do custom auth Backend logic – data validation, logical flows, etc. Push Notifications – across all major mobile platforms Scheduler – backend job processing
• #18: Speaking points Mobile Services easily connects to SQL Database SQL offers rich querying and indexing capabilities Dynamic Schematization means you don’t have to be a DBA and manage schema Data can be managed in: Azure Portal (read and delete data) SQL Portal (Silverlight) SQL Management Studio (Windows) REST API (used by SDKs) Azure CLI tools SQL CLI (Node module)
• #21: Automate business process execution and workflow using an easy-to-use visual designer Logic Apps are the connectors to APIs and puts it in a business workflow that can scale Example: automatically find negative tweets and send them to a slack channel. Business processes and things that change often; might live in BizTalk
• #22: Automate business process execution and workflow using an easy-to-use visual designer Logic Apps are the connectors to APIs and puts it in a business workflow that can scale Example: automatically find negative tweets and send them to a slack channel. Business processes and things that change often; might live in BizTalk
• #24: Design workflows that start from a trigger and then execute a series of steps
• #28: Offer features that make it easier to develop, host, and consume APIs in the cloud and on-premises API Apps are for Twitter, Dropbox; uses open standards Swashbuckle adds Swagger to APIs; installed automatically API Apps get generated as NuGet packages Bring the API out of NuGet then I host that instance; control when to update it; scale it; choose to auto update it - will go live it by itself API Apps run in your portal (Slack, Twitter); I need to manage it Publish Target Microsoft Azure API Apps (10 free apps like before)
• #29: Don't have to change any of the code in your existing APIs to take advantage of API Apps API Apps and Azure API Management are complementary services API Management is about managing APIs; put an API Management front end on an API; APIs can be hosted anywhere API Apps is about hosting APIs; doesn't do monitoring, throttling, or manipulatingthat API Management does
• #30: Swagger is a simple yet powerful representation of your RESTful API
• #33: Testing and staging environments A/B testing
• #42: An app in App Service can be associated with only one App Service plan at any given time. Both apps and plans are contained in a resource group. A resource group serves as the life-cycle boundary for every resource contained within it Multiple App Service plans in a single resource group allows you to allocate different apps to different physical resources