Azure Functions are really cool #AzureFunction. I wrote numerous articles about Azure Functions here, check them out. As you know there are 2 kinds of Azure Functions: Consumption – do not have to worry about resource management App Service Plan – run your functions just like other Azure App Services Each have a different set […]
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We are moving at cloud speed here, I wrote this one here less that a year ago “Remote debug your Azure App Service Web App” that discusses how to use Cloud Explorer to remotely attach a debugger to an Azure App Service in Visual Studio 2015, now let’s see how you can do the same […]
Read More →Until this is updated in the portal to allow this, you can read how to enable that at the below links: Allow 64 bit to be enabled in the UI Set Azure Function App on Consumption Plan to 64 bit In summary: Access resource manager here Navogate to the Function App –> subscription/resourceGroups/resourceGroupName/providers/Microsoft.Web/sites/functionaAppName/config/web/use32BitWorkerProcess Set that […]
Read More →I wrote this article here where I talk about how to debug and troubleshoot an Azure Bot service. Since the development approaches are very similar between the Bot Service and an Azure Function, I wonder if this feature will ever support the Bot Service. It would be much easier doing that versus the example I […]
Read More →There is a known issue documented on GitHub here with a title of Cross origin http request CORS fails with response header missing ‘Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true’. Although the issue described and a solution provided, I thought I would write up what I did as I use C# and didn’t see any examples of that, so here […]
Read More →I created an Azure Function using these instructions and the Visual Studio Tools For Azure Functions which I discussed here and here. #Azure #AzureFunction #AzureAppService I also found some good instructions on how to test Azure Functions here. As shown in Figure 1, I created a C# Http Trigger Azure Function named ‘SayHello’ with an […]
Read More →I wrote a short post about the debugging Azure Functions in Visual Studio feature here. There was a new video posted about it below. #AzureFunctions Visual Studio Tools for Azure Functions Cool stuff. Here are some other interesting links: Visual Studio Tools for Azure Functions Visual Studio Tools for Azure Functions Video Azure Functions Challenge […]
Read More →I am really starting to like these Azure Functions. Just imagining that I don’t even need a server anymore…at all. Only a few years ago the major blocker was getting a server online to manage requests from your customer, the cost, complexity and management was HUGE! And now you don’t even need one at all. […]
Read More →I have written a few post about setting up source code repositories for App Services and now, while I am getting up to speed with Azure Functions I wanted to do the same. Here are some other GitHub related articles I have written: #AzureFunctions #Azure #GitHub Setting up and using GitHub in Visual Studio 2017 […]
Read More →Azure Functions CLI has been renamed to azure-functions-core-tools, see here. Also, appsettings.json has been renamed to local.settings.json, the appsettings.json file will show as deprecated, but will still work. See other changes here.
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