Migrating Internet Applications to Azure
Pluralsight
Course Summary
In this course, we look at a typical application: management of claims for Customer Support. We move much of the application to Windows Azure by making use of Windows Azure SQL Database, Service Bus, the Access Control Service, and Windows Azure Web Sites.
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Course Description
Much of the work being done on Windows Azure involves moving existing applications and workloads. In this course, we look at a typical application: management of claims for Customer Support. The application itself is a demo application, bare enough to demonstrate principles without getting students lost in the details of a real world customer support application. The application starts out using SQL Server, Web Services, MSMQ, Windows Authentication, and IIS. We move much of the application to Windows Azure by making use of Windows Azure SQL Database, Service Bus, the Access Control Service, and Windows Azure Web Sites. This course shows the planning and technologies that will get your applications from on premises into the cloud.
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Course Syllabus
Introduction- 12m 49s
—Introduction 1m 36s
—Cloud Architecture Options 2m 54s
—Install and Provision 2m 19s
—Our Scenario 1m 3s
—Demo: The Existing System 2m 57s
—Conversion Scenario 1m 29s
—Summary 0m 31sDatabase Migration- 33m 40s
—Introduction 0m 37s
—Migration Tasks 5m 7s
—Tooling 2m 8s
—Our Scenario 0m 47s
—Demo: Intro to the demos 1m 37s
—Demo: SQL Server Management Studio Migration 4m 49s
—Demo: SQL Azure Migration Wizard 5m 29s
—Demo: Redgate SQL Toolbelt 9m 47s
—Demo: Change the application 2m 6s
—Summary 1m 13sMigration Services- 35m 9sWeb Application Migration- 38m 48s