JoTechies - Azure App Services Using NodeJS

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This document discusses hosting Node.js apps on Microsoft Azure App Services. It notes that App Services provides auto-scaling, networking, continuous integration/deployment, deployment slots, insights and alerts. Using App Services for Node.js apps allows leveraging all of Azure's services like DocumentDB, SQL, Storage, and connectors for machine learning and media services. Hosting Node.js APIs on App Services resulted in over 4 million queries, costs ranging from one to two VMs, and 100% uptime with only 1% maintenance needed.

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Hosting your
NodeJS apps on
App Services
AntoineBaqain
April2017
JoTechies
www.jotechies.com

tony@7awi.com
@tonybaqain
tonybaqain
AntoineBaqain

Jo Techies
JoTechies is a Tech community that
provides education, help and social
events for IT professional in Jordan
and helps you network with local IT
peers.
@JoTechies
JoTechies
www.JoTechies.com

• If you don’t have APIs
• If you like XML, the heavy weight champion
• If you like threads
• If the compiler code name is your name
• If you don’t prefer having 10k+ connections on one thread
• If you like your client to wait until you write your log to a file
• If you require JSON, but you also require JSON wrapper to compile and work with
• If you like spaghetti Or worse if you write spaghetti :D

App Services
Autoscale Up / Out
Networking
CI / CD
Deployment Slots Insights and alerts
Live
logs/events/traffic
All Azure is there
IISNode is already
there

TV Apps
Chat Bots
Micro portals
Mobile Apps APIs
In house Agile
DocumentDB / SQL
Azure Storage
Offline Sync HockeyApp
Ecosystem of
connectors
Machine Learning
Media services

• 4M+ queries on APIs
• Costs almost ranges between one to two VMs
• WorkJobs costs are even less
• 1% maintenance
• 100% uptime

Remember my
story ?
JoTechies
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1. Hosting your NodeJS apps on App Services AntoineBaqain April2017 JoTechies www.jotechies.com

2. tony@7awi.com @tonybaqain tonybaqain AntoineBaqain

3. Jo Techies JoTechies is a Tech community that provides education, help and social events for IT professional in Jordan and helps you network with local IT peers. @JoTechies JoTechies www.JoTechies.com

4. WHY NOT NODEJS FOR APIS

5. • If you don’t have APIs • If you like XML, the heavy weight champion • If you like threads • If the compiler code name is your name • If you don’t prefer having 10k+ connections on one thread • If you like your client to wait until you write your log to a file • If you require JSON, but you also require JSON wrapper to compile and work with • If you like spaghetti Or worse if you write spaghetti :D

6. WHY APP SERVICES

7. App Services Autoscale Up / Out Networking CI / CD Deployment Slots Insights and alerts Live logs/events/traffic All Azure is there IISNode is already there

8. HOW ARE WE USING BOTH

9. TV Apps Chat Bots Micro portals Mobile Apps APIs In house Agile DocumentDB / SQL Azure Storage Offline Sync HockeyApp Ecosystem of connectors Machine Learning Media services

10. RESULT

11. • 4M+ queries on APIs • Costs almost ranges between one to two VMs • WorkJobs costs are even less • 1% maintenance • 100% uptime

12. Remember my story ? JoTechies www.jotechies.com

13. Thank you! JoTechies www.jotechies.com

14. Q & A JoTechies www.jotechies.com

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