Beginning Azure Functions (eBook)

Rahul works as a software developer with Microsoft, India and is a Microsoft certified Azure Developer and Architect. He has more than five years of experience in IT where he has worked in various software development roles. He has worked on various projects on ASP.Net Core, Entity Framework, Web API, AngularJS, SQL Server, and Azure. His cloud technologies exposure includes working on Azure Functions, Microservices, Azure AD, Azure Blob Storage,ARM Templates, Azure Storage Queues, App Service and Traffic Manager. 

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Create highly scalable apps and monitor Azure functions in production using Azure Functions 2.0. This book takes you through durable functions for statefulness and covers not only the basics, but also how to create bindings in durable functions. It is a deep dive into the Azure Functions serverless API and will guide you through the process of converting monolithic applications to use Azure functions. The author starts by giving an overview of serverless architecture and Azure functions along with Azure App Services. You will then learn to create basic Azure functions using the Azure portal and Visual Studio. Next, you will create a serverless API using Azure Functions and migrate an existing application to Azure Functions. Finally, you will deploy an Azure function and monitor it in production. Here you will deploy the Azure function using ARM templates and secure and configure CORS for Azure functions. After reading thisbook, you will be able to understand Azure functions and create them using the Azure portal and Visual Studio. What You Will LearnUnderstand and use triggers and bindings in an Azure function Create a serverless API using Azure Functions and OpenAPIDeploy an Azure function and monitor it in productionUnderstand durable Azure functions, including scalability, disaster recovery, and geo-distributionWho This Book Is ForDevelopers who want to get started with Azure Functions. DevOps will also find value in the guidance for deploying and monitoring functions.