Developing solutions for Microsoft Azure certification companion hands-on preparation and practice for exam AZ-204
Improve your odds of passing one of the most highly sought-after exams for developers working with Microsofts cloud platform: Exam AZ-204: Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure. This book guides you through practical examples of each of the technologies covered by the exam while exposing you to t...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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[Berkeley, CA]
Apress
2023
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| Series: | Certification study companion
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| Collection: | O'Reilly - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- Locally Redundant Storage (LRS)
- Zone-Redundant Storage (ZRS)
- Geo-Redundant Storage (GRS)
- Geo-Zone-Redundant Storage (GZRS)
- Geo-Redundant Storage with Read Access (GRS-RA)
- Geo-Zone-Redundant Storage with Read Access (GZRS-RA)
- Read-Access Storage and Development of Your Applications
- Blob Storage Tiers
- Hot Storage
- Cool Storage
- Archive Storage
- Automation of Tier Placement
- Storage Access
- Public Access
- Private Access
- Shared Access Signature (SAS) Tokens
- Individual (Ad Hoc) Tokens
- Policy-issued Tokens
- Working with the Azure Storage SDK
- Utilizing Your Query Filter as the Partition Key for Read-Heavy Workloads
- Indexing in Cosmos DB
- Cosmos DB Change Feed
- Utilizing .NET with Azure Table Storage and Cosmos DB via the Cosmos DB SDK
- Azure Table Storage
- Compose the Client
- Create a Table
- Add an Item to Table Storage
- Get an Item from Storage
- Delete Items
- Azure Cosmos DB (Table API)
- Table Storage to Cosmos DB
- Azure Cosmos DB (SQL API)
- Connect to the Cosmos DB Account
- Create and Delete Databases
- Create and Delete Containers
- Insert and Update Items
- Query the Data via Code
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- About the Author
- About the Technical Reviewer
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I: Develop for Azure
- Chapter 1: Azure Storage Ecosystem: Overview and Development with Azure Blob Storage
- General Information about Azure Storage
- Types of Azure Storage
- Azure Container (Blob) Storage
- Block Blobs
- Append Blobs
- Page Blobs
- Azure Table Storage
- Designing Your Data
- Azure Queue Storage
- Azure File Storage
- Blob Storage
- Storage Account Performance Tiers
- Standard Tier
- Premium Tier
- Storage Account Redundancy
- Cosmos DB for Table
- Cosmos DB for Apache Gremlin (Graph)
- Cosmos DB for PostgreSQL
- Cosmos DB for NoSQL
- Capacity Mode
- Provisioned Throughput
- To Share or Not To Share
- That Is the Question
- Serverless
- Autoscaling
- Global Distribution
- Consistency Levels
- Strong Consistency
- Bounded Staleness
- Session Consistency
- Consistent Prefix
- Eventual
- Networking
- Backup Policy
- Encryption
- Partitioning
- Logical Partitions
- Physical Partitions
- Partition Keys
- High Cardinality for Write-Heavy Workloads
- Working with Azure Storage from Code Using the .Net SDK
- Creating the Account
- Getting Connected to the Account
- Creating a Container
- Uploading a Blob
- Listing All the Blobs
- Downloading a Blob
- Modifying the Blob Metadata
- Deleting a Blob
- Deleting a Container
- Review Your Learning
- Complete the AZ-204: Develop Solutions that Use Blob Storage Learning Path
- Chapter Summary
- Chapter 2: Develop Solutions That Use Cosmos DB
- Why Choose Azure Cosmos DB?
- Azure Cosmos DB Hierarchy
- Choosing the Correct API
- Cosmos DB for MongoDB
- Cosmos DB for Apache Cassandra