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Azure for  Developers

Azure for Developers - Third Edition

By : Kamil Mrzygłód
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Azure for  Developers

Azure for Developers

By: Kamil Mrzygłód

Overview of this book

Supercharge your development career by mastering Azure’s evolving GenAI, container, and serverless capabilities to build scalable, secure applications with confidence. This third edition of Azure for Developers transforms complex cloud concepts into practical skills, guiding you through the design, deployment, and management of cloud-native solutions while eliminating infrastructure headaches. Fully updated with Azure’s latest features, this hands-on guide helps you automate DevOps pipelines with GitHub Actions, deploy microservices using containers, and integrate generative AI via Azure OpenAI to modernize your development workflows. You will learn how to set up your environment, streamline app deployment, and implement robust service integrations using real-world best practices. The final section is a game-changer for developers who want to stay ahead of the curve. It shows you how to leverage Azure’s AI and machine learning services to automate tasks, fine-tune models, and build intelligent assistants and next-generation workflows. By the end, you will have the confidence and capabilities to deliver production-grade cloud solutions that meet real-world demands and position yourself at the forefront of modern cloud development.
Table of Contents (28 chapters)
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Part 1:Setting Up Your Environment
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Part 2:Web Applications and Workflows in Microsoft Azure
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Part 3:Containers in Microsoft Azure
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Part 4:Storage, Messaging, and Monitoring
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Part 5:AI, ML, and DevOps

Using input and output bindings

As we have discussed, Azure Functions uses triggers to start the execution of the logic implemented by you. They’re event-based services and should be used as such. Triggers are one of three main elements when it comes to building blocks for your functions:

  • Triggers are used to define which event starts the execution of a function. You can have only one trigger per function.
  • Input bindings allow you to inject additional data into your function each time it’s triggered. You can have multiple input bindings in each function.
  • Output bindings enable you to easily integrate the result of running your function with an external service and inject it into a database, queue, or blob storage.

The aim of bindings is to simplify integrations with other Azure services (or even third-party components), so you can focus on providing correct business logic via your code. They abstract away lots of low-level concepts such as authentication...

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