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Microsoft Azure Development Cookbook Second Edition

You're reading from   Microsoft Azure Development Cookbook Second Edition Over 70 advanced recipes for developing scalable services with the Microsoft Azure platform

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2014
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ISBN-13 9781782170327
Length 422 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Developing Cloud Services for Microsoft Azure FREE CHAPTER 2. Deploying Quickly with Azure Websites 3. Getting Storage with Blobs in Azure 4. Going Relational with the Azure SQL Database 5. Going NoSQL with Azure Tables 6. Messaging and Queues with the Storage and Service Bus 7. Managing Azure Resources with the Azure Management Libraries 8. Going In-memory with Azure Cache Index

Monitoring and automating infrastructure operations


When a user initiates an operation on the Azure Portal, it is given with a RequestId to keep track of its status, in case it's needed. In the Managing the Storage service recipe, we saw how to use that RequestId to check the status of a request, but we might need to ask Azure for a list of every operation in a specific timeframe.

Going back to the ManagementClient class, which manages infrastructure services, we can use the ListOperations() method to obtain a complete list of the operation history against the platform; this is initiated by us or someone else who has the rights to the subscription.

For each operation, we can track:

  • The operation name

  • Who made it (the e-mail address) and from where (the IP address)

  • The current status of the operation and when it occurred

As the purpose of the Management Libraries is to mirror the functionalities of the Azure Portal, we can also use them to install new client certificates, automating the management...

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