Getting Started With Azure App Service

Difficulty: Intermediate
Duration: 2 minutes and 19 seconds
Students: 3,397
Rating: 4.6/5

Please note: An updated version of this course is available here.

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There's a lot of effort that goes into keeping our applications available, and secure. That's why so many cloud vendors offer platforms for hosting web-based applications. If you're building web apps, APIs, mobile backends, or business processes then you should consider looking into App Service! App Service has a lot of functionality. It meets compliance standards from around the world, it's highly scalable, it supports multiple languages and makes it easy to get your code deployed.

This Getting Started with Azure App Service course it's basically an intro, but for developers and IT Pros. In this course, you'll learn about the features of App Service at a high level as well as for each component. Then you'll learn about each of the 4 components of App Service through some demos. If you're a developer or IT Pro working with Azure, but new to App Service, this course is for you.

This course will help get you up-to-speed on App Service so that you can start developing / managing apps.

Getting Started With Azure App Service: What You'll Learn

Lecture What you'll learn
Course Intro What to expect from this course
App Service Overview A high-level overview of App Service
Web, Mobile, API App Overview A high-level overview of Web, Mobile, API Apps
Logic App Overview A high-level overview of Logic Apps
Mobile Apps: Easy Tables How to use Easy Tables as a "no-code" option
Mobile Apps: Client Running the client code from an iOS simulator
Mobile Apps: .NET Backend Using a .NET backend
Mobile Apps: Auth Using authentication with App Service
API Apps Creating API Apps
Logic Apps Automating business processes
Web Apps Authentication and remote debugging
Deployments Deployment slots and GitHub based deployments
Monitoring and Logging Monitoring and logging options
Scaling Scaling up and out
Next Steps What's next