Overview
The reference implementation demonstrates how to build a modern web application (Contoso Rentals) via a series of extensible scenarios, using best-in-class developer tools with relevant Azure and 3rd-party service integrations.
Here is what the final architecture (with 7 scenarios) looks like. The scenarios are designed to be self-contained and usable as a reference for your own projects.
- Setup: Some of the scenarios require a setup step, to prepare your environment for the development of the application. The setup steps are described in the corresponding scenario folder.
- Dependencies: Some of the scenarios have dependencies on other scenarios. For example, scenario 4 depends on scenarios 1 and 3. In this case, the setup steps for scenario 4 will include references to the setup steps for those scenarios.
What You'll Build
In this tutorial, you'll create a serverless web application that enables enterprise users to look for (and reserve) temporary home rentals in a desired location. You'll build the application as a series of 8 scenarios, each showcasing best practices for developing core modern web app features including:
- Static Web App Hosting
- Serverless API Integration
- Serverless Database Integration
- Federated User Authentication
- Integrated Search & Recommendations
- Integration with Third Party (Payments) API
- End-to-End Application Testing
- Application Monitoring & Insights
What You'll Learn
- Designing a Composable Application Architecture
- Employing a Micro-Frontend Development Pattern
- Scaling with a Microservices-driven Backend
- Integrating automated End-to-End Testing
- Simplifying deployment with Azure Developer CLI Templates
Cost To Complete
- We prioritize for services in the Azure Free Tier by default.
- We provide cost estimates (with Azure Pricing Calculator) for usage beyond free tier.
- Delete resources setup for this exercise on completion to prevent future charges.
Contributions Welcome
Contribute to the reference implementation directly by opening a pull request or filing an issue on that repository. We would love to get your feedback on how you are re-implementing the reference architecture, or extending the reference implementation, in your own projects.
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