Serverless Integration Design Patterns with Azure is intended for solution architects and integration professionals aiming to build complex cloud solutions and next-generation integration patterns using the Microsoft Azure platform. This books covers cloud and hybrid integration patterns using serverless platforms such as Logic Apps, Azure Functions, API Management, Event Grid, and Service Bus.
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by Srinivasa Mahendrakar, Abhishek Kumar
Serverless Integration Design Patterns with Azure
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- About Packt
- Contributors
- Preface
- Serverless Integration with Microsoft Azure
- Introduction to serverless in the cloud
- Benefits and disadvantages of serverless architecture
- Azure Integration Services
- Azure Logic Apps – cloud workflow engine
- Azure Service Bus – cloud messaging service
- Azure API Management – API gateway
- Azure Functions 
- Azure Event Grid – event-handling platform
- Summary
- Azure Functions and Enterprise Integration
- Azure Functions hosting architecture
- Sample Azure Function
- Understanding the components of an Azure Function
- Sample scenario continued
- Azure Function use cases
- Important considerations when building Azure Functions
- Durable Functions
- Creating a sample durable function
- Summary
- Introduction to Azure Event Grid
- Eventing or messaging for enterprise solutions
- Event sources and event handlers
- Azure Event Grid topics
- Azure Event Grid security and authentication
- Publishing events through custom topics
- Azure Event Grid management access control
- Azure Event Grid message delivery retry and event filtering
- Dead-letter events with Azure Event Grid
- Event filtering through Azure Event Grid subscription
- Example 1 – storage events and Logic Apps single event listener
- Example 2 – custom Azure Event Grid topic and event broadcast
- Azure Event Grid domain for enterprise integration
- Summary
- Azure API Management
- The API Management platform
- Logistical company ShipAnyWhere – case study
- Creating an APIM service
- Creating REST endpoints for the ShipAnyWhere product service
- Creating a SOAP pass through an API 
- Creating purchase order APIs with Logic Apps and Azure Functions
- Handling large messages in hybrid integration scenarios
- Versioning and production testing Logic Apps
- Summary
- Azure Service Bus with Integration Services
- Azure Service Bus use cases
- Creating a Service Bus namespace
- Azure Service Bus technology offerings
- Azure Service Bus architecture
- Messaging with Service Bus
- Service Bus queues and descriptions
- Dead-lettering of Service Bus messages
- Deferred message processing in Azure Service Bus
- Security with an Azure Service Bus namespace
- Azure Service Bus topics
- Summary
- Azure Service Bus use cases
- Introduction to Logic Apps
- The components of Azure Logic Apps
- An overview of triggers
- Actions in Logic Apps
- Parameters in the Logic Apps workflow template
- Outputs in the Logic Apps workflow template
- Example 1 – Debatching in Logic Apps with the splitOn property and Azure Functions change feed with Cosmos DB
- Example 2 – Concurrency control and singleton patterns in Logic Apps with schema validation
- Summary
- Control Flow Actions and Custom Connectors
- Patterns with Azure Integration Services
- Azure Functions and Logic Apps
- Example 1 – The batching or aggregator pattern in Logic Apps
- Example 2 – Asynchronous patterns for long-running APIs
- Example 3 – Messages with API Management, Event Grid, Logic App, and Azure Functions
- Example 4 – Session Management with Logic Apps and Service Bus
- Summary
- B2B/EDI Solutions for Enterprise Integration with Azure Logic Apps
- Enterprise integration pack
- B2B scenario
- Creating integration accounts
- Uploading certificates to Azure Key Vault
- Uploading schemas and maps
- Creating partners in an integration account
- Creating AS2 agreements
- Creating an X12 agreement
- Creating the ContosoSendOrder Logic App
- The Logic Apps B2B solution
- Handling EDI batches
- B2B disaster recovery
- Summary
- Hybrid Integration, BizTalk Server 2016 and an On-Premises Data Gateway
- Introduction to hybrid integration
- Why hybrid integration?
- Introduction to the on-premises data gateway
- Enabling Hybrid Integration with Microsoft BizTalk Server 2016
- The Logic Apps adapter
- Comparison matrix
- Installing and configuring Logic Apps adapters in BizTalk Server 2016
- Connecting BizTalk Server 2016 with Azure Logic Apps
- Summary
- Intelligence in Integration Using Azure Cognitive Services
- DevOps for Azure Integration
- Monitoring for Azure Integration
- Types of monitoring
- Different types of monitoring
- Sending notifications of issues or events
- Benefits of monitoring
- Azure integration service monitoring
- Azure Service Bus monitoring with Serverless360
- Setting up monitoring in Serverless360
- Summary
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