Azure Web Apps - Deep Dive
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The document discusses various features of Microsoft Azure, focusing on deployment slots, web jobs, continuous delivery, application insights, and traffic management. It highlights the benefits of Azure Traffic Manager, including improved application availability and performance, as well as the different routing methods available. Application Insights is presented as a powerful tool for monitoring and analyzing application performance metrics.
Azure Web Apps - Deep Dive
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- 2. Deployment Slots WebJobs Continuous Delivery Application Insights Traffic Manager Agenda
- 5. WebJobs
- 6. WebJobs
- 8. Application Insights • Application Performance Management (APM) service • Powerful analytics tools • Server-Side Performance tracking • Client Side Performance tracking
- 9. Application Insights • Request rates, response times, and failure rates. • Dependency rates, response times, and failure rates • Exceptions • Page views and load performance • AJAX calls • User and session counts • Custom events and metrics • Performance counters • Diagnostic trace logs • Host diagnostics What is Monitored?
- 10. Traffic Manager Microsoft Azure Traffic Manager allows you to control the distribution of user traffic for service endpoints in different datacenters. Service endpoints supported by Traffic Manager include Azure VMs, Web Apps, and cloud services. You can also use Traffic Manager with external, non- Azure endpoints.
- 11. Traffic Manager Benefits • Improved availability of critical applications • Improved responsiveness for high-performance applications • Perform service maintenance without downtime • Combined on-premises and Cloud-based applications • Only Standard+ Tier apps are eligible for traffic manager
- 12. Traffic Manager Routing Methods • Priority • Weighted • Performance
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Editor's Notes
- #7: WebJobs Kudu console WebJobs run details in SCM
- #10: Request rates, response times, and failure rates - Find out which pages are most popular, at what times of day, and where your users are. See which pages perform best. If your response times and failure rates go high when there are more requests, then perhaps you have a resourcing problem. Dependency rates, response times, and failure rates - Find out whether external services are slowing you down. Exceptions - Analyse the aggregated statistics, or pick specific instances and drill into the stack trace and related requests. Both server and browser exceptions are reported. Page views and load performance - reported by your users' browsers. AJAX calls from web pages - rates, response times, and failure rates. User and session counts. Performance counters from your Windows or Linux server machines, such as CPU, memory, and network usage. Host diagnostics from Docker or Azure. Diagnostic trace logs from your app - so that you can correlate trace events with requests. Custom events and metrics that you write yourself in the client or server code, to track business events such as items sold or games won.
- #12: Traffic Manager benefits Traffic Manager can help you: Improve availability of critical applications Traffic Manager delivers high availability for your applications by monitoring your endpoints and providing automatic failover when an endpoint goes down. Improve responsiveness for high-performance applications Azure allows you to run cloud services or websites in datacenters located around the world. Traffic Manager improves application responsiveness by directing traffic to the endpoint with the lowest network latency for the client. Perform service maintenance without downtime You can perform planned maintenance operations on your applications without downtime. Traffic Manager directs traffic to alternative endpoints while the maintenance is in progress. Combine on-premises and Cloud-based applications Traffic Manager supports external, non-Azure endpoints enabling it to be used with hybrid cloud and on-premises deployments, including the "burst-to-cloud," "migrate-to-cloud," and "failover-to-cloud" scenarios. Distribute traffic for large, complex deployments Using nested Traffic Manager profiles, traffic-routing methods can be combined to create sophisticated and flexible rules to support the needs of larger, more complex deployments.
- #13: Traffic Manager benefits Traffic Manager can help you: Improve availability of critical applications Traffic Manager delivers high availability for your applications by monitoring your endpoints and providing automatic failover when an endpoint goes down. Improve responsiveness for high-performance applications Azure allows you to run cloud services or websites in datacenters located around the world. Traffic Manager improves application responsiveness by directing traffic to the endpoint with the lowest network latency for the client. Perform service maintenance without downtime You can perform planned maintenance operations on your applications without downtime. Traffic Manager directs traffic to alternative endpoints while the maintenance is in progress. Combine on-premises and Cloud-based applications Traffic Manager supports external, non-Azure endpoints enabling it to be used with hybrid cloud and on-premises deployments, including the "burst-to-cloud," "migrate-to-cloud," and "failover-to-cloud" scenarios. Distribute traffic for large, complex deployments Using nested Traffic Manager profiles, traffic-routing methods can be combined to create sophisticated and flexible rules to support the needs of larger, more complex deployments.
- #14: Traffic Manager benefits Traffic Manager can help you: Improve availability of critical applications Traffic Manager delivers high availability for your applications by monitoring your endpoints and providing automatic failover when an endpoint goes down. Improve responsiveness for high-performance applications Azure allows you to run cloud services or websites in datacenters located around the world. Traffic Manager improves application responsiveness by directing traffic to the endpoint with the lowest network latency for the client. Perform service maintenance without downtime You can perform planned maintenance operations on your applications without downtime. Traffic Manager directs traffic to alternative endpoints while the maintenance is in progress. Combine on-premises and Cloud-based applications Traffic Manager supports external, non-Azure endpoints enabling it to be used with hybrid cloud and on-premises deployments, including the "burst-to-cloud," "migrate-to-cloud," and "failover-to-cloud" scenarios. Distribute traffic for large, complex deployments Using nested Traffic Manager profiles, traffic-routing methods can be combined to create sophisticated and flexible rules to support the needs of larger, more complex deployments.
- #15: Traffic Manager benefits Traffic Manager can help you: Improve availability of critical applications Traffic Manager delivers high availability for your applications by monitoring your endpoints and providing automatic failover when an endpoint goes down. Improve responsiveness for high-performance applications Azure allows you to run cloud services or websites in datacenters located around the world. Traffic Manager improves application responsiveness by directing traffic to the endpoint with the lowest network latency for the client. Perform service maintenance without downtime You can perform planned maintenance operations on your applications without downtime. Traffic Manager directs traffic to alternative endpoints while the maintenance is in progress. Combine on-premises and Cloud-based applications Traffic Manager supports external, non-Azure endpoints enabling it to be used with hybrid cloud and on-premises deployments, including the "burst-to-cloud," "migrate-to-cloud," and "failover-to-cloud" scenarios. Distribute traffic for large, complex deployments Using nested Traffic Manager profiles, traffic-routing methods can be combined to create sophisticated and flexible rules to support the needs of larger, more complex deployments.
- #16: Traffic Manager benefits Traffic Manager can help you: Improve availability of critical applications Traffic Manager delivers high availability for your applications by monitoring your endpoints and providing automatic failover when an endpoint goes down. Improve responsiveness for high-performance applications Azure allows you to run cloud services or websites in datacenters located around the world. Traffic Manager improves application responsiveness by directing traffic to the endpoint with the lowest network latency for the client. Perform service maintenance without downtime You can perform planned maintenance operations on your applications without downtime. Traffic Manager directs traffic to alternative endpoints while the maintenance is in progress. Combine on-premises and Cloud-based applications Traffic Manager supports external, non-Azure endpoints enabling it to be used with hybrid cloud and on-premises deployments, including the "burst-to-cloud," "migrate-to-cloud," and "failover-to-cloud" scenarios. Distribute traffic for large, complex deployments Using nested Traffic Manager profiles, traffic-routing methods can be combined to create sophisticated and flexible rules to support the needs of larger, more complex deployments.