Developing with .NET on Microsoft Azure

My latest Pluralsight course is alive and covers Azure from a .NET developers perspective. Some of what you’ll learn includes:

- How to create an app service to host your web application and API backend

- How to monitor, manage, debug, and scale an app service

- How to configure and use an Azure SQL database

- How to configure and use a DocumentDB collection

- How to work with storage accounts and blob storage

- How to take advantage of server-less computing with Azure Functions

- How to setup a continuous delivery pipeline into Azure from Visual Studio Team Services

- And much more …

And here is some early feedback from the Twitterverse:

.@OdeToCode Pluralsight course on .Net on Azure is pure gold, and I'm an Azure veteran; don't let the beginner tag fool you! Many tips!

— Ryan Dowling (@ryancei) March 27, 2017

@OdeToCode Scott, your courses on @pluralsight are the best. Nearly finisehd @Azure course.. plz we want more .net & web dev courses :) thx

— mo (@meemo_86) March 22, 2017

Picked up a lot of tricks & tips from @OdeToCode's latest @pluralsight course on #azure: Monitoring, debugging, automation, to name a few!! pic.twitter.com/BtkXnU0Ira

— MJ Alwajeeh (@MJAlwajeeh) March 14, 2017

@OdeToCode @pluralsight midst of watching Developing .NET on Microsoft Azure-getting started & I absolutely love❤ it sir!

— venkatesh vbn (@venkivalleri) March 13, 2017

THANK YOU @DonovanBrown & @OdeToCode my first Azure CI/CD pipeline! Very impressed! #FridayNightDevOps, who said it can't be fun! ️️️ pic.twitter.com/22AZHzvxpC

— James (@james_w_allen) March 18, 2017

Thanks for watching!