Global Azure Bootcamp - Denver - 2019
from Saturday, April 27, 2019 9:00AM to Saturday, April 27, 2019 5:45PM
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Welcome to Microsoft's Global Azure Bootcamp - Denver - 2019 On, Saturday, April 27, 2019 we will meet for our 7th Global Azure Bootcamp! The Global Azure Bootcamp is a free community-based event focused on Azure. It is dedicated to educating and engaging members of the local technical community. Global Azure Bootcamp Denver draws upon the expertise of local Azure IT professionals, developers, and solutions architects who come together to share their real-world experiences, lessons learned, best practices, and general knowledge with other like‐minded individuals. Once again, we will organize a day of deep dive of sessions, in conjunction with thousands of people across the globe, to learn aspects of Azure. In addition to this great learning opportunity, we will have another set of hands on labs. Last year ~300 of your peers collaborated to make this event a success. We hope to see you there, bring your thoughts, experiences, and excitement for technology. ORGANIZED LOCALLY BY: Currently Accepting SPONSORS, and SPEAKERS. Special Thanks: Microsoft's Ryan McIntyre, Microsoft Nathan Taylor, MachineLogic Mile High Azure Meetup Sessions (Updated Regularly, Stay Tuned): Presenter Topic Title Description Jeff Stagg, Phidiax Security Keeping Essential Data Secure with Azure Keyvault Today’s good actors can become tomorrow’s bad actors. Ensure your sensitive data stays secure by using the Azure KeyVault to store keys, secrets, and certificates in your applications, and allow your team to access resources based on Access Policies, rather than relying on shared passwords. George Young Application Fundamentals of Bringing Your Data-Driven Application to Azure Azure is massive, with just about everything needed to run a full IT department. But what about just deploying and managing the basic database-driven applications that are the bread and butter of corporate life? How difficult is it to wade through the immensity of Azure and do the basic stuff? Quite easy and powerful, it turns out! In this talk, we’ll give a tour of the few parts of the Azure portal that are used for database-driven applications, and then we’ll deploy a database, a Windows application and a web app, both hitting the same database, to Azure. We’ll set up our web app to authenticate against Azure Active directory. Time permitted, we’ll generate a quick Power BI report, and look at analytics both on the data, and on the application itself. You’ll leave this talk ready to get your application up and running in Azure in no time at all! Jeff Wessling, Phidiax DevOps Azure DevOps – Project Management Basics This presentation will cover Azure DevOps at a high level focusing on aspects of project managements, how to set up projects and teams with it and associating and tracking tasks in the Backlog and Kan-ban boards. Mary Ann Yeager, Phidiax DevOps Azure DevOps – Customizing the Project Template This presentation will cover making customizations to work item types, fields and states within Azure DevOps projects. Dean May, Phidiax Logic Apps Consuming the BizTalk Rules Engine with Azure Logic Apps The BizTalk Rules Engine is a powerful RETE based rules engine that comes licensed with BizTalk Server. Sadly, it doesn’t have a counterpart in Azure that we can use in Logic Apps. In this session, we’ll write an Azure Function that processes the inbound XML or JSON against a set of rules using the BizTalk Rules Engine library. We’ll then consume that function with a logic app! Nathan Taylor, Machine Logic Azure VDI Azure Windows Virtual Desktop VDI as a service in Azure is now a thing. Come take a look at the managed VDI solution built into Azure and Microsoft 365. John Christenson, Usherpa Use Case - Migration Our journey to the cloud. Real-life experience moving to Azure. A walk-through of rearchitecting a traditionally hosted web product to a scalable modern cloud-based solution in Microsoft Azure. Walter Michel ARM Introduction to Azure Resource Manager Templates If you need a way of repeatedly deploying infrastructure to Azure, then Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Templates are a good place to start. They provide a declarative methodology to define the resources you require in detail. ARM Templates are the recommended way to implement infrastructure as code for Azure. In this session we will introduce some of the basics of Azure Templates. Provide some simple examples. And, if there is time, go over some considerations when starting with templates. Rob Collins BOT Building Bots with the Azure Bot Service Bots are rapidly becoming a key component in Microsoft's ambitious Cognitive Services initiatives. With the Azure Bot Service, you can rapidly create a bot that is integrated with advanced services, such as Language Understanding (LUIS), QnA Maker, Web Search, Translation -- the list is long and continually growing longer. But that's just the beginning. Bots create a user experience that you can use to integrate with a wide array of other Azure services: Logic apps, databases, Azure Active Directory, and more. In this session, we will start by standing up a basic bot that interacts with users, and then we will gradually improve the bot with integration to Azure services. In the process, we will discuss the concepts involved in developing bots and how they can apply to your own use cases. Greg Kostick, Microsoft Security Deep Dive on Azure Access Control In this session we will conduct a deep dive into Azure Access Control. We will cover a host of topics including Azure AD Security, Hybrid Identity, and Device Registration. Mark Medrano, Phidiax Notification Hubs S7 E9 WUPHF.com Connect with your mobile clients with ease with Azure’s Notification Hubs. This PaaS simplifies notifications to mobile clients across all major platforms so you can stay connected. Agenda Time Maroon Bells 1 Maroon Bells 2 Breakout 8:00 AM Breakfast, Coffee, & Social - - 8:30 AM Welcome Jason Sauers, Phidiax - - Azure, What's New Nathan Taylor, machineLOGIC - - 9:00 AM Building Bots with the Azure Bot Service Rob Collins Azure DevOps - Project Management Basics Jeff Wessling, Phidiax Our journey to the cloud. Real-life experience moving to Azure. John Christenson, Usherpa 10:10 AM Consuming the BizTalk Rules Engine with Azure Logic Apps Dean May, Phidiax Azure DevOps - Customizing the Project Template Mary Ann Yeager, Phidiax [LAB] Fundamentals of Bringing Your Data-Driven Application to Azure George Young 11:20 AM S7 E9 WUPHF.com with Notification Hubs Mark Medrano, Phidiax Azure DevOps - xxxx Dave McKinstry, Microsoft [LAB] .cont 12:20 PM Lunch - - 1:00 PM Deep Dive on Azure Access Control Greg Kostick, Microsoft Azure Windows Virtual Desktop Nathan Taylor, machineLOGIC [LAB] IoT Daren May, CustomMayd 2:10 PM Keeping Essential Data Secure with Azure Keyvault Jeff Stagg, Phidiax Introduction to Azure Resource Manager Templates Walter Michel [LAB] .cont 3:20 PM 4:30 PM Closing, Giveaways - - Sponsors
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