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Azure Scheduler 102 - Q4 2015 Update
The Azure Scheduler has been brought into the new Azure Portal with an all new UI and great new functionality. Kevin Lam brings the scoop. Azure Scheduler lets you create jobs in the cloud that reliably invoke services inside and outside of Azure—such as calling HTTP/S endpoints or posting messages to Azure Storage queues. You can choose to run jobs right away, on a recurring schedule, or at some point in the future.
Azure Scheduler 101 - Q4 2015 Update
Kevin Lam joins Scott to give an update and overview of the Azure Scheduler. Azure Scheduler lets you create jobs in the cloud that reliably invoke services inside and outside of Azure—such as calling HTTP/S endpoints or posting messages to Azure Storage queues. You can choose to run jobs right away, on a recurring schedule, or at some point in the future.
Scheduling Jobs in the Cloud with the Azure Scheduler Service
The Scheduler service will allow you to create jobs that can either invoke an http endpoint or send a message to a storage, queue on a simple recurrence or a complex schedule. It is the same service that is powering the Azure Mobile scheduled scripts feature but more generalized. Come to this session to understand it's concepts and features and how customer early adopters have used scheduler in their services.
Azure Scheduler 102 - Kevin Lam on strange or unusual schedules
Kevin Lam expands on how the Azure Scheduler can handle even unusual scheduled jobs.
Azure Scheduler 103 - Kevin Lam on the internals and details behind scheduled jobs
Kevin Lam digs into the Azure Scheduler and its history and logging capbilitiies.
Azure Scheduler 101 - Kevin Lam explains how to schedule stuff
Kevin Lam explains how the Azure Scheduler works and how you can use it in your applications.
Episode 127: Windows Azure Scheduler
In this episode Chris Risner and Nick Harris- Principal Program Manager on the Windows Azure Scheduler. The Windows Azure Scheduler allows you to invoke actions - such as calling HTTP/S endpoints or posting a message to a storage queue - on any schedule. With Scheduler, you create jobs in the cloud that reliably call services both inside and outside of Windows Azure and run those jobs on demand, on a regularly recurring schedule, or designate them for a future date. In this episode Kevin demonstrates how to use the Windows Azure portal to: Define a HTTP scheduled job that executes as a reoccuring job at a defined schedule View job health including completed, faulted, enabled, disabled, status and errors Scale between Free and Standard modes View response http response from job execution Discussion on Scheduler feature set surfaced in Portal verse API Use fiddler to demonstrate how to request job definition, create a job directly, provide an error action that is called after subsequent failed requests directly against the REST API