Sarah Dutkiewicz continues a series on learning Azure. First up, Azure Functions:
Azure Functions are not something you’ll see rendered on a front-end somewhere. They’re a serverless solution used for doing things in the back-end and the middle tier.
After that, Sarah touches on database options:
There are many databases on Azure – including relational data in Azure SQL, NoSQL with Azure Cosmos DB, and even some popular databases in the open source realm such as MySQL and PostgreSQL. These are just a few of the data stores available. Check this page of Azure Databases for a matrix of the databases available compared by their features.
Click through for quite a few links and information on when to use what.