Azure Cloud Design Patterns

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Karsten Ulferts

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[1] Introduction

[1] Cloud design patterns.mp4

01:12

[2] Meaning of cloud design patterns.mp4

02:14

[3] Overview of cloud design patterns.mp4

02:22

[2] 1. Selection of Relevant Cloud Design Patterns

[1] Valet Key pattern.mp4

07:15

[2] Federated Identity pattern.mp4

11:39

[3] External Configuration Store pattern.mp4

09:10

[4] Static Content Hosting pattern.mp4

03:31

[5] Retry pattern.mp4

05:29

[6] Circuit Breaker pattern.mp4

06:56

[7] Strangler Fig pattern.mp4

05:29

[8] Gatekeeper pattern.mp4

08:38

[9] Cache-Aside pattern.mp4

05:35

[10] CQRS pattern.mp4

01:55

[3] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

01:16

Description

The operation of applications and infrastructures in the cloud has changed the way that we do business. But before your organization can reap the benefits of cloud technology, you must grasp how this architecture differs from on-premises solutions, as well as how to troubleshoot common issues. In this course, join instructor Karsten Ulferts as he explores some of the most essential cloud design patterns. Karsten explores the specific problems that each pattern can help you solve, from application design issues to concerns that are more relevant to system administrators. Along the way, he shares practical examples to help you see how these patterns work in real-world applications.

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Karsten Ulferts

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