Azure Friday

Joel Hendrix (Sr. Software Engineer) and Erik St. Martin walk you through the Azure SDK for Go, showing how you can build apps that interact with and manage Azure services.Jump To: [01:31] Demo Start  For more information:Go on AzureAzure SDK for Go GitHub repoInstall the Azure SDK for Go docsAzure for Go developers - Tutorials, API ReferenceDemo repo on GitHub (jhendrixMSFT/c9demo1)Create a free account (Azure)Go on Azure series:Part 1—Build Go apps with Visual Studio CodePart 2—CI/CD, Docker, and Kubernetes with VSTSPart 3—Go on Web Apps and Azure Kubernetes ServicePart 4—Cloud-native Go appsPart 5—Build apps with the Azure SDK for Go (this episode)Part 6—Events and messagingPart 7—Build a Go app with Buffalo and deploy to AzureFollow @erikstmartin Follow @AzureFriday

Josh Gavant (Sr. Program Manager) joins Erik St. Martin to talk about cloud-native Go apps. Azure offers a whole host of services that Go developers can use to build apps with strong security and scalability. For example, see how Josh implements strong authentication with Azure AD, adds caching with Redis Cache, stores any kind of data on Azure Storage, and sends messages and queues jobs with Service Bus.Jump To: [02:40] Demo Start For more information:Go on Azure Azure Active Directory overviewAzure Redis Cache overviewAzure Storage overviewAzure Service Bus overviewAzure for Go developers - Tutorials, API ReferenceCreate a free account (Azure)Go on Azure series:Part 1—Build Go apps with Visual Studio CodePart 2—CI/CD, Docker, and Kubernetes with VSTSPart 3—Go on Web Apps and Azure Kubernetes ServicePart 4—Cloud-native Go apps (this episode)Part 5—Build apps with the Azure SDK for GoPart 6—Events and messagingPart 7—Build a Go app with Buffalo and deploy to AzureFollow @erikstmartin Follow @AzureFriday Follow @joshugav

Josh Gavant (Sr. Program Manager) joins Erik St. Martin to show you how to run your Go apps in a managed environment with Azure Web Apps. For larger applications, AKS offers a fully-managed Kubernetes cluster for any app and service.Jump To: [02:40] Demo Start For more information:Go on AzureAzure Kubernetes Service (AKS) overviewAzure App Service - Web Apps overviewAzure for Go developers - Tutorials, API ReferenceCreate a free account (Azure)Go on Azure series:Part 1—Build Go apps with Visual Studio CodePart 2—CI/CD, Docker, and Kubernetes with VSTSPart 3—Go on Web Apps and Azure Kubernetes Service (this episode)Part 4—Cloud-native Go appsPart 5—Build apps with the Azure SDK for GoPart 6—Events and messagingPart 7—Build a Go app with Buffalo and deploy to AzureFollow @erikstmartin Follow @AzureFriday Follow @joshugav

Cloud Developer Advocates Jessica Deen and Erik St. Martin show you how to get started with DevOps using Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) for Go developers. Learn how to use the code you already have on GitHub, connect it to VSTS, and then build CI/CD pipelines to deploy your Go apps to Kubernetes on Azure. You'll also learn how you can get started with DevOps Projects on Azure, which will take care of all the scaffolding for you, including your VSTS account if you don't have one.P.S., Did you know that VSTS is free for individuals and for small teams up to five?Jump To: [01:00] Demo Start For more information:Go on AzureVisual Studio Team ServicesCroc Hunter - The game! GitHub repoAzure for Go developers - Tutorials, API ReferenceCreate a free account (Azure)Go on Azure series:Part 1—Build Go apps with Visual Studio CodePart 2—CI/CD, Docker, and Kubernetes with VSTS (this episode)Part 3—Go on Web Apps and Azure Kubernetes ServicePart 4—Cloud-native Go appsPart 5—Build apps with the Azure SDK for GoPart 6—Events and messagingPart 7—Build a Go app with Buffalo and deploy to Azure Follow @erikstmartin Follow @AzureFriday Follow @jldeen

Ramya Achutha Rao (Sr. Software Engineer) joins Erik St. Martin to show you how to build Go apps with Visual Studio Code. She will be using the Go extension for VS Code which provides smart code completion, integrated debugging and a whole lot more. In the end, still using VS Code, she'll create a Docker container for the app that is ready to be pushed to the cloud.Jump To: [00:50] Demo Start For more information:Go on AzureVisual Studio Code - Code editing. Redefined.Go extension for Visual Studio CodeGo programming in VS Code docsAzure for Go developers - Tutorials, API ReferenceCreate a free account (Azure)Go on Azure series:Part 1—Build Go apps with Visual Studio Code (this episode)Part 2—CI/CD, Docker, and Kubernetes with VSTSPart 3—Go on Web Apps and Azure Kubernetes ServicePart 4—Cloud-native Go appsPart 5—Build apps with the Azure SDK for GoPart 6—Events and messagingPart 7—Build a Go app with Buffalo and deploy to AzureFollow @erikstmartin Follow @AzureFriday Follow @ramyanexus

Ultan Kinahan joins Scott Hanselman to discuss how Azure Stack is an Azure consistent cloud platform that you can place where you need it, regardless of connectivity. It provides several key advantages to your cloud strategy, edge/disconnected capabilities, addresses governance and sovereignty concerns, and the ability to run PaaS services on premises.Jump To: [09:36] Demo Start For more information, see:Azure Stack product overviewAzure Stack pricingAzure Stack product roadmapAzure Stack Operator documentationCreate a free account (Azure)Follow @SHanselman Follow @AzureFriday Follow @ultankinahan

Gaurav Malhotra joins Scott Hanselman to discuss Azure Data Factory (ADF) integration with Azure Monitor, which enables you to route your data factory metrics to Azure Monitor and Log Analytics. Get the Azure Data Factory Analytics Management Solution service pack from the Azure marketplace.NOTE  Throughout this episode there are multiple references to Operations Management Suite; however, this solution actually uses Azure Monitor and Log Analytics.Jump To: [01:33] Demo Start For more information:Monitor Azure Data Factory with Operations Management Suite (OMS) (docs)Monitor Data Factory pipelines using Operations Management Suite (blog post)Azure Data Factory overviewAzure Data Factory pricingAzure Data Factory documentationAzure Data Factory Management Solution Service Pack (Azure Marketplace)Create a free account (Azure)Follow @SHanselman Follow @AzureFriday Follow @Azure

Mark Jacobs joins Scott Hanselman to discuss how Microsoft's internal enterprise increases compliance and creates a more trusted cloud environment using the Secure DevOps Kit for Azure (AzSK). Learn how Microsoft's DevOps teams leverage this tool to continuously keep their cloud applications secure and how you can use the same tool to reduce risk in your environment.Jump To: [06:25] Demo Start For more information:Secure DevOps Kit for AzureSecure DevOps Kit for Azure documentationGetting started with the Secure DevOps Kit for AzureCreate a free account (Azure)Follow @SHanselman Follow @AzureFriday Follow @azure

Gaurav Malhotra joins Lara Rubbelke to discuss how you can associate a GitHub repository (public & enterprise) to your Azure Data Factory for collaboration, versioning, source control.Jump To: [00:35] Demo Start For more information, see:Azure Data Factory Visual tools now support GitHub integration (blog post)Visual authoring in Azure Data Factory - Author with GitHub integration (docs)Azure Data Factory overviewAzure Data Factory pricingAzure Data Factory docsCreate a free account (Azure)Follow @sqlgal Follow @AzureFriday Follow @Azure