Provisioning, deploying and debugging node.js applications on azure
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The document outlines the provisioning, deployment, and debugging of Node.js applications on Azure. It discusses the advantages of using Node.js on both the client-side and server-side, as well as the history and development of Node.js and its ecosystem. Additionally, it highlights Azure App Service features, DevOps practices, and relevant Azure CLI commands.
![PROBLEMS OUTPUT DEBUG CONSOLE TERMINAL
[name] Patriek van Dorp
[role] Cloud Solution Architect
[twitter] @pvandorp
~/code$ az account get presenter
{
“title”: “Provisioning,
Deploying and Debugging
Node.js Applications on
Azure”
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![~/code$ node ../history.js
[2009] Node.js introduced at JSConf.eu – async I/O
[2010] npm package manager sharing components through OSS
[2011] Node.js ported to lubuv and Windows
[2011] Node.js supported on Azure Web Apps – PaaS for Node
[2013] “MEAN” stack – Node.js and NoSQL
[2014] Functions and Serverless – Node.js as universal lang
[2014] io.js – tension between rapid innovation and
stability
[2015] Node.js Foundation founded & merged with io.js
[2015] First LTS release – addressing stability needs
[2016] Node-ChakraCore – Bringing Node.js everywhere
[2016] VS Code 1.0 – Debugger for Node.js
[2016] Diagnostics WG – new diagnostics capabilities](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/provisioningdeployinganddebuggingnode-170622160530/85/Provisioning-deploying-and-debugging-node-js-applications-on-azure-4-320.jpg)
Provisioning, deploying and debugging node.js applications on azure
- 1. PROBLEMS OUTPUT DEBUG CONSOLE TERMINAL [name] Patriek van Dorp [role] Cloud Solution Architect [twitter] @pvandorp ~/code$ az account get presenter { “title”: “Provisioning, Deploying and Debugging Node.js Applications on Azure” }
- 2. ~/code$ node javascript_everywhere.js Developers are already familiar with JavaScript on the client- side. Why not have them develop JavaScript on the server-side as well? Business logic and data structures all in one format (both in- process, on-the-wire and on-disk). Node.js runs on every operating system.
- 3. ~/code$ cat synchronous & cat asynchronous & cat evented-io (s) ---> /----> -------->-------->-------->-------->-------->/ (a) ---> /----> ----> /----> /--->/ -------->-------->/ ---->/ (e) ---> /-> /-> /-----> /----/--->-----> --->/ ---->/ -/-->------>/ / -------->-------->/ ---->/
- 4. ~/code$ node ../history.js [2009] Node.js introduced at JSConf.eu – async I/O [2010] npm package manager sharing components through OSS [2011] Node.js ported to lubuv and Windows [2011] Node.js supported on Azure Web Apps – PaaS for Node [2013] “MEAN” stack – Node.js and NoSQL [2014] Functions and Serverless – Node.js as universal lang [2014] io.js – tension between rapid innovation and stability [2015] Node.js Foundation founded & merged with io.js [2015] First LTS release – addressing stability needs [2016] Node-ChakraCore – Bringing Node.js everywhere [2016] VS Code 1.0 – Debugger for Node.js [2016] Diagnostics WG – new diagnostics capabilities
- 5. Azure App Service Let us take care of infrastructure matters
- 6. Azure App Service Flavors Mobile Apps Functions Logic Apps API Apps Web Apps
- 7. Azure App Service App Service Plans … is a Virtual Machine … can be scaled up … can be scaled out … is used to host Web Apps An App Service Plan … …
- 8. Azure App Service Web Apps … is a ‘container’ for configuration … is an execution environment for your code … offers multiple deployment slots … supports Blue/Green deployments … supports A/B Testing … has advanced monitoring built in … supports a lot of OSS runtimes A Web App …
- 10. The Never-Ending Cycle of DevOps
- 11. Plan It starts with and idea – and a plan to make it a reality… Manage work Develop + Test 1 Project starts PlanTrack progress
- 12. Develop, Build, Test Developers turn great ideas into features Write Code Unit Testing 2 Build Version Control Build Verification Release
- 13. Release When unit tests pass, the build is deployed and tested for each stage in the release process Cloud Load Testing Automated functional testing environment Integration testing environment 3 Pre-production environment Staging environment Monitor + Learn
- 14. Monitor & Learn Learn and understand how users use your app, how it reacts and quickly fix issues and bugs 4 Monitor Feedback Plan the next iteration
- 16. ~/code$ sudo az / / _____ _ _ __ ___ / / |_ / | | | '__/ _ / ____ / /| |_| | | | __/ /_/ _/___|__,_|_| ___| Welcome to the cool new Azure CLI! Here are the base commands: account : Manage subscriptions. acr : Manage Azure container registries. acs : Manage Azure Container Services. ad : Synchronize on-premises directories and manage Azure Active Directory… …
- 17. ~/code$ node ./next.js * https://www.microsoftazurepass.com/ * https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/free/ * https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/develop/nodejs * https://code.visualstudio.com/ * https://github.com/pvandorp/node-samples * https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service- mobile/app-service-mobile-node-backend-how-to-use-server-sdk --------------------------------------------------- ! https://aka.ms/posteventfeedback
Editor's Notes
- #5: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/nodejs/nodejs-debugging