Course Acad ID: ACAD0905
MS Azure Functions Training

This training focuses on event-driven computing, function triggers and bindings, scaling mechanisms, integration with Azure services, and building lightweight microservices.

Overview

MS Azure Functions Training is a practical, hands-on program designed to equip learners with the skills required to build serverless applications using Microsoft Azure Functions. This training focuses on event-driven computing, function triggers and bindings, scaling mechanisms, integration with Azure services, and building lightweight microservices. Participants will gain real-world experience in developing, deploying, and managing serverless workloads for automation, APIs, and data processing scenarios.

Learning Outcomes

Participants will gain strong practical expertise in Azure Functions, enabling them to build scalable serverless applications, automate workflows, and design event-driven cloud solutions.

Duration & Delivery Mode

16 hours

We serve:
Target Audience

โ€ข Cloud Developers and Software Engineers
โ€ข Backend Developers working on microservices
โ€ข DevOps Engineers and Automation Engineers
โ€ข Data Engineers working with event-driven systems
โ€ข IT Professionals exploring serverless architecture

Pre-requisites

โ€ข Basic understanding of programming concepts (preferably C# or JavaScript/Python)
โ€ข Familiarity with cloud computing fundamentals
โ€ข Basic knowledge of APIs and REST services
โ€ข Understanding of Azure basics is helpful

Skillset Achieved

โ€ข Azure Functions architecture and serverless concepts
โ€ข Function triggers and bindings implementation
โ€ข Event-driven application development
โ€ข Integration with Azure services (Storage, Event Grid, Service Bus)
โ€ข API development using Azure Functions
โ€ข Scaling and performance optimization basics
โ€ข Monitoring and debugging serverless applications

Course Outcome

Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to design and build serverless applications using Azure Functions. They will be capable of developing event-driven solutions, integrating Azure services, and deploying scalable microservices without managing underlying infrastructure.

Course Outline

Introduction to Serverless Computing and Azure Functions
โ€ข Overview of serverless architecture
โ€ข Azure Functions runtime and components
โ€ข Creating and deploying first Azure Function
โ€ข Understanding triggers and bindings

Core Function Development
โ€ข HTTP-triggered functions
โ€ข Timer-triggered functions
โ€ข Blob and queue storage integration
โ€ข Input and output bindings
Advanced Integration and Event-Driven Design
โ€ข Event Grid and Service Bus integration
โ€ข Building serverless APIs
โ€ข Durable Functions overview
โ€ข Error handling and retries

Monitoring, Scaling, and Best Practices
โ€ข Function monitoring using Application Insights
โ€ข Scaling strategies in Azure Functions
โ€ข Security and authentication basics
โ€ข Best practices for serverless applications

Assessment Topics

โ€ข Azure Functions architecture and triggers
โ€ข Serverless computing concepts
โ€ข Event-driven application design
โ€ข Azure service integration
โ€ข Monitoring and scaling functions
โ€ข API development with Functions

Evaluation

โ€ข Hands-on Azure Functions development exercises
โ€ข API and event-driven workflow implementation tasks
โ€ข Integration assignments with Azure services
โ€ข Mini project on serverless application development

Course Materials

Participants will receive course materials, slides, reference materials, exercises and access to resources for further learning.
 

Certification

Participants who successfully complete the training will receive an AcadNXT Certification in MS Azure Functions Training, validating their expertise in serverless computing, event-driven architecture, Azure Functions development, and cloud automation.

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