- Azure IoT Hub
- It is a managed service for bi-directional communication.
- Also, it’s a PaaS which means building solutions from scratch.
- Azure IoT Central
- It’s an IoT platform that provides SaaS which means users don’t require deep technical knowledge.
- Provides service for connecting, management, and monitoring IoT devices.
- Azure Sphere
- It’s an ecosystem based on
- the certified chip (microcontroller units – MCUs)
- Sphere OS (Linux)
- Security service.
- It provides secure end-to-end IoT solutions.
- It’s an ecosystem based on
- Azure Synapse Analytics
- It’s a big data analytics platform (PaaS).
- It runs in an Azure Synapse cluster which are:
- Synapse SQL
- Apache Spark.
- HDInsight
- It provides flexibility in multi-purpose big data platform (PaaS).
- It supports multiple technologies (Hadoop, Spark, Kafka, HBase, Hive, Storm, Machine Learning).
- Azure Databricks
- It’s a data analytics platform optimized for Microsoft Azure which is a big data collaboration platform (PaaS).
- Unified workspace for notebook, data, cluster, access management, and collaboration
- Azure Machine Learning
- Use AI to create, manage, and publish (PaaS)
- Cognitive Services
- It brings AI within the reach of everyone by using API.
- Azure Bot Service
- It’s a service that helps you connect to your users through popular channels such as Alexa (Amazon), Facebook Messenger, and Slack.
- Serverless computing
- It’s a service where the administrator/user doesn’t need to manage VMs
- VMs are managed by Microsoft Azure.
- Some of the serverless services are Azure Functions, Azure Login Apps, and Azure Event Grid
- Azure Functions
- Helps you focus on writing without worrying about deployment.
- Serverless coding platform and very highly scalable (aka Functions as a Service, FaaS)
- Also, it’s an event-based application.
- Logic Apps
- Serverless integration service (PaaS).
- No need to write code, instead of drag and drop features to create workflows.
- It shows the actions that a user can take when the workflow is triggered.
- Event Grid
- Serverless event routing service that uses a publish-subscribe model.
- Call functions by combining Functions and Logic Apps through webhooks or event handlers.
- Extremely cost-effective.
- Azure DevOps
- Helps to delegate work throughout team members to decrease complexity
- Service includes:
- Boards – visual way to track and work for the user’s team using tiles displayed in a drag-and-drop interface.
- Pipelines – it manages software releases through build, test, and release automation.
- Repos – it provides Git repositories or Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) for source control of your code.
- Test plans – it creates and tracks tests to ensure reliable software releases.
- Artifacts – it uses popular package feeds from both public and private sources.
- Azure DevTest Labs
- Create an isolated environment for developers (PaaS)
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