[Video] Azure Options For Enterprise: Pros, Cons, & Use Cases

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The Azure cloud platform is vast and it can be difficult to determine the best option given unique requirements. This video discusses six options within the wide world of Microsoft Azure including Virtual Machines (IaaS), App Services (PaaS), Function Apps (FaaS), AKS (KaaS), Logic Apps (?aaS), and Service Fabric (PaaS).

For each option, Keyhole Software Consultant Zach Gardner introduces the pros, cons, optimal use cases, and tips for success with each Azure approach based on his experience.

Video Abstract

This video discusses six options within the wide world of Microsoft Azure including Virtual Machines (IaaS), App Services (PaaS), Function Apps (FaaS), AKS (KaaS), Logic Apps (?aaS), and Service Fabric (PaaS). For each option, Keyhole Software Consultant Zach Gardner introduces the pros, cons, optimal use cases, and tips for success with each Azure approach based on his experience.

The Azure cloud platform encompasses a plethora of options which can make it difficult to determine the best option for any given project. As consultants, we must understand the options available and determine the best way to structure our applications to fit well for the clients that we work with. This video attempts to break down what possible approaches developers can use on the Azure Cloud Platform.

About The Presentation

Throughout the platform-agnostic presentation, we demonstrate six cloud offerings available through Azure suitable to our enterprise clients.

This presentation is technology agnostic and suitable for enterprise clients using Java, .NET, Node, and other various platforms.

Recording Details

This 40-minute video was recorded in November 2019 at a Keyhole Software internal employee Lunch & Learn event featuring Keyhole Consultant Zach Gardner. Copyright Keyhole Software, 2019. Music credit to https://www.bensound.com.