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Hi All,

Currently I am working as MSCRM Technical Consultant,My skills area Javascript,.Net,MS Dynamics CRM.I wanted to do some Azure based courses with MS Dynamics CRM in Microsoft Site. Can anyone suggest me best certification\non-certification courses??

Thanks in advance!

Regards,

Vanamali

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    Shidin Haridas 3,499 on at

    I don't think there are any such tailor-made courses.

    It depends on what you wish to do with Azure.

    This is the my personal list and whatever I have been doing in Azure, that could directly aid with D365.

    1. Azure Logic Apps

    This should be easy to pick on, as MS Flow was built on Logic Apps.

    2. Azure Functions

    Welcome to the server-less world, where you can deploy pieces of code and call them from your plugins / script.

    • Call an Azure Function from the Plugin Reg Tool: 
      Previously, we used to make external service calls from the plugin directly, which could cause performance issues, not to mention the security constraints.
      Also, for DLLs that did not exist in the GAC, used to use IL Merge, which again is not a supported practice.
      Using Azure Functions, we address both the issues listed above.
      There are a couple of blogs out there, which shows how to connect to D365 from Azure functions etc.
      I found Nishant Rana's blog particularly helpful, along with the Azure Functions getting started videos on the Azure Portal.
    • Azure Timer Functions:
      When we migrate to the cloud, where does all our batch jobs go?!
      Azure timer functions are capable of helping us do it.

    3. Azure App Services

    Useful for deploying web applications, like public forms etc.

    The above 3 merely scratch the Azure surface. But think of this way, whatever operation you do, there will most probably be an Azure equivalent to it.

    Once you find that, do a focused L&D on that component.

    Cheers!

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    Shidin Haridas Profile Picture
    Shidin Haridas 3,499 on at

    Some links for reference:

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/resource-group-overview

    https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/devkeydet/2017/12/01/using-azure-functions-with-dynamics-365/

    https://nishantrana.me/2017/04/27/calling-azure-functions-genericwebhook-csharp-from-crm/

    https://nishantrana.me/2017/04/28/call-dynamics-crm-from-azure-functions/

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-develop-vs

    please mark answers as verified if it helps you.

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    Community Member on at

    Thanks for your answer. But am particularly looking on the courses which are basically from Azure and can help me in D 365 for Integrations and Migrations.

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