Let's recap what we've covered.
I started off by showing you how to install the free development tools.
This included both Visual Studio 2012 Express for
Web as well as the local cloud test environment.
We then moved on to the Azure portal.
I showed you how to get up and running with a trial account.
We created virtual machines, connected to them through remote desktop connection.
Managed the storage, and I showed you how to take that storage and
save it locally. We also looked at Azure websites.
We created a new website, deployed files to
it through FTP, and also created a WordPress blog.
We took a look at how to automatically scale out those websites.
Then we created a new service in Azure Mobile Services.
I showed you how to use logging within your
service, and how to automatically scale out that service.
We covered cloud services, and created web roles, worker roles.
I showed you how to deploy that automatically to
a stage environment, and then how to manage those services.
With data services, we took a look at SQL databases,
table and blob storage, and how you can manage them.
We finished up with a look at app services and
created a multiple virtual machine cloud service for newsletter sign ups.
This included a web roll, four worker rolls, a
service bus message cue, and it wrote everything out
to table storage.
I've included additional links in this course.
If you take a look at the more links text file in the exercise
files You'll find many links to additional resources for code, as well as tools.
Finally, there's another course available here on lynda.com,
called Up and Running with Azure Mobile Services.
This will give you much more detail on Azure Mobile Services.
I hope you had as much fun as I had in this course, and I look forward to
everything you will create with Azure.