Building Resilient Applications In Microsoft Azure
summary
Shows concrete Azure moves: configure read-access geo-redundant storage for async cross-region reads, put VMs in an availability set to get the 99.9% SLA (single-VM has no SLA), and use an Azure Service Bus queue (three lines to send, simple receiver) to decouple writes and do load‑leveling. Demonstrates a 5-node Service Fabric cluster running a stateful counter service with reliable collections, and Traffic Manager routing methods (performance, geographic, priority, weighted) with DNS TTL default ~5 minutes for regional failover.
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chapters (30)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:03Service Level Agreements
- 4:37Guaranteed Uptime Numbers
- 6:00Redundancy
- 6:41Locally redundant storage
- 8:15Storage for virtual machines
- 9:30Azure Sequel
- 11:10App Service Plan
- 12:30Connection Resiliency
- 13:13Retry Logic
- 14:00Blob Request Options
- 15:02Entity Framework
- 16:02What do we do
- 19:23Service Bus Queue
- 22:10Azure Redis Cache
- 23:05Load Balancing
- 24:04Azure Application Gateway
- 24:55Azure Traffic Manager
- 27:43Traffic Manager Configuration
- 30:24Monitor Settings
- 31:45Configure Traffic Manager
- 33:10API Manager
- 36:52API Policies
- 38:03Service Fabric
- 42:00Visual Studio Code
- 48:40Push to Azure
- 49:40Virtual Machine Scale Set
- 50:35Service Fabric Explorer
- 52:20Counter Service
- 56:40ServiceFabric
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