Your content has been invaluable for moving through the Azure certifications up to Solutions Architect and now I'm sending new folks to you! Thank you for training everyone!
I’ve looked for an explanation as clear, concise, and ultra focused on simply standing up a static web page and after reading 50 dissertations on google where they first explain how to split the atom I’m SOO happy I found your channel. Many people know the technology but maybe 1% or less can actually explain it and walk through it in a helpful and informative way. You are LIGHTYEARS ahead of your “competition” thank you!
That was a great video. Thank you so much, John! I have learned a ton from your videos here on RU-vid & Pluralsight. You make complex things easier to grasp. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into your excellent content.
Hi John. Congrats to a great series of videos. I am a trainer for Azure and I really enjoy your stuff. I will problaly be "borrowing" some of your diagramms as they are very good. Hope you won't be too annoyed.
Very helpful, just started my LLC, time to learn how to redirect my domain to Azure so I can handle my own hosting (and work in Azure daily) - making the jump from on-prem to cloud 26 years into my career, should be fun? :)
Hello John, can I plan to have my 3 layer application setup as . App Gateway - > Web Front End ( On Storage Account ) -> Backend App ( App service ). Talks to front up via Vnet Integration with private end point to the storage Account -> Database ( unfortunately that would be on prem for now ) so have it talk to my backend via Vnet Integration with Express Route .. Is such a arch feasible to implement ? or we can do better? thanks you :)
Yes regional vnet integration would let you talk to on premises for database access. There are many other factors like latency etc. RU-vid comments not really best place for all up architecture discussion :)
Hello John , Great video as always...Just a quick question is it possible for end-users to be able to upload docs, images to the static website or make changes to existing content?
There are certainly ways to enable user upload but you likely wouldn't want anonymous direct upload to blob as you pay for content stored, what they write etc. You likely would want some front end to accept/validate etc.
Great video. Seems like this would be the best way to serve all our React, Angular, Regular JS and HTML pages. But I still have a lot of questions (security - why is it a good thing the server doesn't respect the documents security, load balancing). It would be helpful in your videos if you provide references to documentation.
I did this a few months ago and suddenly forgot how. I spent about 2 days trying different things, then I came to this video and went "Oh. OH. okay!" My images still don't show but that's possibly because I also added css and javascript files. Maybe Azure just doesn't cooperate with them for static pages.