Serverless computing in Azure with .NET

Harness the power of the Cloud, leveraging the speed and scale of Azure Serverless computing About This BookTake advantage of the agility, scale, and cost-effectiveness of the cloud using Azure Serverless computeBuild scalable, reliable, and cost-effecient applications with Serverless architecture and .NETLearn to use Azure functions to their fullest potential in .NETWho This Book Is For This book is for .NET developers who would like to learn about serverless architecture. Basic C# programming knowledge is assumed. What You Will LearnUnderstand the best practices of Serverless architectureLearn how how to deploy a Text Sentiment Evaluation application in an Azure Serverless environmentImplement security, identity, and access controlTake advantage of the speed of deployment in the cloudConfigure application health monitoring, logging, and alertsDesign your application to ensure cost effectiveness, high availability, and scaleIn Detail Serverless architecture allows you to build and run applications and services without having to manage the infrastructure. Many companies have started adopting serverless architecture for their applications to save cost and improve scalability. This book will be your companion in designing Serverless architecture for your applications using the .NET runtime, with Microsoft Azure as the cloud service provider. You will begin by understanding the concepts of Serverless architecture, its advantages and disadvantages. You will then set up the Azure environment and build a basic application using a sample text sentiment evaluation function. From here, you will be shown how to run services in a Serverless environment. We will cover the integration with other Azure and 3rd party services such as Azure Service Bus, as well as configuring dependencies on NuGet libraries, among other topics. After this, you will learn about debugging and testing your Azure functions, and then automating deployment from source control. Securing your application a

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