Introduction to cloud-native apps on Azure
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This module teaches concepts and ideas associated with cloud-native apps. We cover selecting Open-Source Software (OSS) components like Kubernetes and PostgreSQL, as well as unique Azure tools like Cosmos DB. We’ll also identify situations that call for building cloud-native apps, and review selecting components in an example scenario.
Describe the fundamental structure of a cloud-native app, Identify situations where you should build a cloud-native app
Prerequisites
A basic familiarity with Azure
You should be familiar with basic cloud concepts and terminology
An understanding of cloud computing is helpful, but isn’t necessary
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