Deploy Azure Batch Apps Service Sample through Azure Batch Apps Portal

Microsoft Azure Batch Apps is an Azure service which provides the ability to run compute-intensive and massively parallel workload on demand. These workloads could be managed either via Azure Batch Apps APIs or the Batch Apps portal. This article uses a sample from GitHub (https://github.com/spsarkar/AzureBatchDependenciesStorage ) to demonstrate the usage of Azure Batch Apps through Azure Batch Apps management portal. Preparing Azure Batch Service You need to have Visual studio 2013 or above to build this project.

Uploading Large Executable on Azure Batch Service App Management Portal

Azure batch App service includes a management Portal where developer can manage jobs, upload application & cloud assembly, view logs and download outputs without having to write their own client code.At this moment it is not possible to load a large zip file with the executables (2+GB in size) through the management portal, it only gives this error. Over 2GB seems like a very large application image, some programs could become very large, but it is rare to see programs above 200-300 MB.

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Azure Batch Apps Task Depencies and specifying Intermediate output file as Required Files

Azure Batch Service enables developers to provision compute resources on demand at very high scale and to process lot of compute work efficiently. The Batch makes it easy for developers to use the cloud and take advantage of scale and reliability without needing to learn about managing multiple instances, fault domain, error handling and other concepts that batch service handles. There are two developer scenario for using Azure Batch Service.