I decided to use the generated user id as a key in the Blob storage so I could correlate the binary objects back to the user they belong to. I only used a single model, User, for this app. I personally believe that binary objects like these should not be stored in traditional databases, even if they can be. I would store the user details in Cosmos DB and store the photo and voice objects in Blob storage.
#Configure rubymine with rubyinstaller verification
I had to build a verification application that would capture user details like name, address, photo, and voice.
I tried to keep the app simple, but functional. That put me off a bit since I had no prior Ruby experience and have heard about how large Rails truly is, yet I didn't turn back yet. I quickly realized that the only Ruby framework supported on app service was Rails. From the list above I've used all of these languages before besides Ruby and VB. I chose Ruby since I have never used it before and I wanted to learn something new. The requirements mentioned a slew of programming language options that I could've used to complete the challenge. Considering, everything is scripted it's not terribly difficult to deploy the infrastructure with ARM and the code with Azure Pipelines.
It's proven to be the most difficult challenge to date, probably due to my own choices, which explains why I'm posting a bit after the deadline that was on March 31st.ĭue to the expensive nature of these services I have deleted the resources already. Azure Resource Manager (ARM) for infrastructureĪfter a very bumpy ride I was able to complete this challenge.Azure App Service Deployment Slots for staging.Acloudguru released a #CloudGuruChallenge on February 8th that requires a continuously integrated global app.
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