Summary
Azure Batch service is useful in cases when you need to execute compute intensive jobs in parallel.
You've learned how you can use different libraries to integrate Azure Batch and Azure Storage inside a .NET Core console application. In the exercises, you've seen how applications like ffmpeg are added as application packages and then executed in parallel on nodes in a pool.
Clean up
When you're working in your own subscription, the best practice at the end of a module is to decide whether or not you still need the resources you created. Resources left running can cost you money. You can delete resources one by one, or delete the resource group that holds the resources to delete the entire set.
Learn more
For a full description of the Batch libraries, further details on application packages, follow these links.
- Azure Batch Libraries for .NET
- Deploy application packages
- Batch service workflow and resources
- Quickstart: Use .NET to create a Batch pool and run a job
There's a fully commented and working version of the app on GitHub.