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Azure Weekly #135 - 30th July 2017




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Od: "Azure Weekly" <AzureWeekly@endjin.com>
Datum: 30. července 2017 19:00:00 SELČ

Předmět: Azure Weekly #135 - 30th July 2017
Odpověď: AzureWeekly@endjin.com

Azure Weekly Newsletter Issue #135

Welcome to the lastest edition of Azure Weekly.

There's only one bit of news this week that matters; The announcement of Azure Container Instances, otherwise known as Containers as a Service. Yes, that's right Containers as PaaS. Containers are one of the hottest technologies at the moment (next to AI), but I've heard a number of people talk about migrating from PaaS to Containers, which really just sounds like wanting to play with the latest bit of shiny technology, rather than value based decision making. It got to the point that I wrote a post last week called "What value do Containers add in a PaaS centric world", and was just about to publish, when Azure Container Instances was announced. That post now needs a re-write!

Over the last couple of years, while helping clients migrate to Azure, we've had a number of workloads that don't map across to the existing services. These are generally .exe or Windows Services that run business or processing logic. They don't need to scale, or to be highly resilient. Worker Roles are overkill. VMs are painful to deploy to automatically and need to be managed. Service Fabric is overkill. The apps often end up being re-written to be hosted inside a WebJob or an Azure Function. I've often said I just want to be able to define the runtime characteristics of the .exe in terms of X amount of CPU and Y amount of memory and that's it. Now with Azure Container Instances we have that as an option (Windows Container support coming soon). There's a great demo by Mark Whitby on his YouTube Channel.

In other news, Kelly Anderson covers Amping up your disaster recovery with Azure Site Recovery and Alice Rison explains how Microsoft Azure leads the industry in ISO certifications.

Mary Wahl talks about Training a neural network to play Hangman without a dictionary, and Jenny Jiang shares the HDInsight tools for IntelliJ & Eclipse June updates, .

Josh Caplan covers Importing Power BI Desktop files into Azure Analysis Services and Christian Wade discusses Model comparison and merging for Azure Analysis Services.

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Compute

Covering: Virtual Machines, Virtual Machine Scale Sets, Functions, Batch, Service Fabric, Cloud Services

Networking

Covering: Virtual Network, Load Balancer, Application Gateway, VPN Gateway, Azure DNS, Content Delivery Network, Traffic Manager, ExpressRoute, Network Watcher

  • No content this week

Storage

Covering: Blob storage, Queue storage, File storage, Disk storage, Data Lake Store, StorSimple, Backup

Web & Mobile

Covering: App Service, Web apps, Mobile apps, API apps, Content Delivery Network, Media Services, Azure Search

Containers

Covering: Container Service, Container Registry

Databases

Covering: SQL Database, Azure Database for MySQL, Azure Database for PostgreSQL, SQL Data Warehouse, SQL Server Stretch Database, Azure Cosmos DB, Table storage, Redis Cache, Data Factory

Data + Analytics

Covering: HDInsight, Machine Learning, Stream Analytics, Azure Bot Service, Data Lake Analytics, Power BI Embedded, Data Catalog

AI + Cognitive Services

Covering: Computer Vision API, Face API, Bing Web Search API, Customised speech service, Custom Vision Service, Language Understanding Intelligent Service, Bing Custom Search

Internet of Things

Covering: IoT Hub, IoT Edge, Event Hubs, Stream Analytics, Notification Hubs, Time Series Insights

  • No content this week

Enterprise Integration

Covering: Logic Apps, Service Bus, API Management, BizTalk Services

Security + Identity

Covering: Security Center, Azure Active Directory for developers, Key Vault, Azure Active Directory, Azure Active Directory B2C, Azure Active Directory Domain Services, Multi-Factor Authentication

Developer Tools

Covering: Visual Studio Team Services, Azure DevTest Labs, HockeyApp, Developer tools and SDKs, Xamarin, Storage Explorer

Monitoring + Management

Covering: Microsoft Azure portal, Azure Resource Manager, Application Insights, Log Analytics, Automation, Site Recovery, Scheduler

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