Build Serverless, Full Stack Applications Including IoT with Azure SQL

2022

TL; DR

Join the Azure SQL Product Group to learn how developing apps with modern database capabilities, CI/CD and DevOps, backend API development, and IoT becomes easier, more efficient, and more scalable with Azure SQL Database. This day long hands-on workshop will focus on two real world scenarios that you can modify for your projects.

Session Details

Join the Azure SQL Product Group to learn how developing apps with modern database capabilities, CI/CD and DevOps, backend API development, and IoT becomes easier, more efficient, and more scalable with Azure SQL Database. This day long hands-on workshop will focus on two real world scenarios that you can modify for your projects. The main scenario includes learning how to create, build, and deploy modern full stack applications in Azure with the language of your choice (Python, Node.js, .NET) and with a Vue.js frontend. The second scenario includes building IoT solutions that scale with the support of Azure SQL Database. Through these scenarios, you will get familiar with Azure SQL Database (Hyperscale and Serverless), Azure Functions, Azure Static Web Apps, Logic Apps, VS Code, Azure IoT Hub, and GitHub Actions.

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