Running http-based applications in Azure PaaS - Azure App Service edition!

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Every day more and more organizations understand the benefits of PaaS and are building and moving workloads to PaaS services like Azure App Services. In this demo-depend session, we will check how to run http-based applications in Azure App Service. We start with a repo in Azure DevOps or GitHub, use Pipelines or Actions to deploy both the app and the infrastructure to Azure. Then we will explore other features like custom domains, certificates, configurations, scaling, and how to distribute the app around multiple Azure regions. This is not the end there is still time to demo how to integrate our application with Azure Key Vault using Azure AD Managed Identities to improve security. Few slides / most demos, be sure to be ready to have you mind blown! 🤯

Azure User Group Portugal

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Speaker

Tiago Costa

Cloud Architect and Advisor | Trainer | International Speaker | Author @Independent Contractor

Tiago Costa is a Senior Cloud Architect and Advisor focusing on Microsoft Azure, International Speaker, Trainer and Author. For the past 20 years has been architecting and developing solutions using Microsoft technologies. In the last years Tiago have been helping companies to migrate and build Cloud native workloads in Microsoft Azure. Tiago has been working as at the Senior Architect level, but he always like to do some hands-on tasks on the Azure Administration and Development side of things. You can find him regularly in the classroom or online teaching Microsoft Azure. All this real-world experience allows him to deliver amazing trainings on Microsoft Azure. Tiago has several Microsoft Certifications and awards: - Microsoft Azure MVP (2016 – …) - MCT – Microsoft Certified Trainer (2006 – …) - MCT Regional Lead (2013 – …) - Microsoft Certification Council Member (2020 – …) He loves diving into new technologies and share his experience at conferences and training classes. What excites him about it's work is to help others exploring new frontiers in technology and to become better professionals. He's free time is spent with his family in the surroundings of the sunny Lisbon, Portugal, and building some cool geek projects.

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