Leveraging Microsoft Azure from Ruby
summary
Ruby access to Microsoft Azure is practical: use the Ruby SDK for Azure and the Azure gem for fog to manage cloud storage, virtual machines and networks from Rails apps, create VMs from preconfigured images, and deploy with minimal code changes. Swagger + autorest generates up-to-date Ruby client SDKs for API Apps so clients are produced automatically, and the Spartan browser is runnable remotely via http://remote.modern.IE for cross‑platform testing.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 6:46Example: using storage services
- 8:43Auto-generated Ruby SDKs
- 12:48Remotely test your website on
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