How to Build and Manage Scalable Web Apps on Azure
summary
Azure App Service Web Apps is a fully managed PaaS that runs .NET, Java, Node and more, deploys from Git/VSO/GitHub/Dropbox, and adds monitoring and alerts, traffic manager routing and resource groups. It auto scales by CPU thresholds (set min/max instances and rules), supports auto scale by CPU percentage and deployment slots with up to five staging slots for staged rollouts and percentage traffic splits (e.g., 10–20% can be routed to staging). WebJobs run queued or scheduled background jobs; portal demos show working deploy, swap and monitoring.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to Azure Web Apps
- 1:53Platform and language support
- 3:46Scaling options explained
- 7:38Auto scaling in action
- 10:54Background tasks with Web Jobs
- 12:20Deployment slots for testing
- 14:29App monitoring features
- 15:12Traffic routing with Traffic Manager
- 17:48Portal walkthrough demo
- 25:47Resource groups explained
- 26:56Q&A session
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