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Build serverless solutions using Azure Functions. This book provides you with a deep understanding of Azure Functions so you can build highly scalable and reliable serverless applications.
The book starts with an introduction to Azure Functions and demonstrates triggers and bindings with use cases. The process to build an OTP mailer with Queue Storage Trigger and SendGrid output binding is presented, and timer triggers and blob storage binding are covered. Creating custom binding for Azure Functions and building a serverless API using Azure Functions and Azure SQL are discussed. You will know how to build a serverless API using Azure Functions and Azure Cosmos DB, and you will go over enabling application insights and Azure Monitor. Storing function secrets in Azure Key Vault is discussed as well as authentication and authorization using Azure Active Directory. You will learn how to secure your serverless apps using API Management and deploy your Azure Functions using IDEs.
Deploying your Azure Functions using CI/CD pipelines is demonstrated along with running Azure Functions in containers. You will learn how to leverage Azure Cognitive Services to build intelligent serverless apps. And the authors introduce you to Azure Durable functions and teach you how to integrate Azure Functions in the logic app workflow. They also discuss best practices and pitfalls to avoid while designing Azure Functions.
After reading this book, you will be able to design and deploy Azure Functions and implement solutions to real-world business problems through serverless applications.

What Will You Learn
  • Monitor and secure Azure Functions
  • Build and deploy Azure Functions
  • Enable continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) DevOps strategies for Azure Functions
  • Run Azure Functions on Azure Kubernetes Cluster

Who This Book Is For
Experienced developers, cloud architects, and tech enthusiasts in Azure

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Book cover of Hands-on Azure Functions with C#
Ashirwad Satapathi and Abhishek Mishra
Hands-on Azure Functions with C#
Build Function as a Service (FaaS) Solutions
1st ed.
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Ashirwad Satapathi
Gajapati, Odisha, India
Abhishek Mishra
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
ISBN 978-1-4842-7121-6 e-ISBN 978-1-4842-7122-3
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-7122-3
Ashirwad Satapathi and Abhishek Mishra 2021
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This book is dedicated to my father, Mr. Upendra Satapathi, and mother, Mrs. Sabita Panigrahi, for supporting me through each and every phase of my life. Without your support I wouldnt have been able to complete this book.

Ashirwad Satapathi

This book is dedicated to my super dad, Mr. Balabhardra Mishra, and loving mom, Mrs. Pragyan Mishra.

Abhishek Mishra

Introduction

Azure Functions is a function as a service (FaaS) offering on the Azure Platform. In this book, you will explore Azure Functions in detail and learn how to work with Azure Functions using a practical and example-based approach that will help you grasp the subject with ease.

The book will start with the essential topics. You will learn how to set up the application development environment for Azure Functions. Then you will get example-based steps for building a serverless solution using a combination of bindings and triggers in C#. The book will then dive into areas that will help you learn how to create custom bindings, connect with various data sources, ingest telemetry data for Azure Functions into Application Insights, and learn various ways to deploy the functions to the Azure environment.

You will also explore advanced areas such as running Azure Functions in an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster using Kubernetes Event Driven Autoscaling (KEDA). You will learn the DevOps way of working with Azure Functions using Azure DevOps, as well as the best practices you should follow while using Azure Functions.

This book provides production-like scenarios and provides labs that will deliver the right set of hands-on experience. The practical approach in the book will help you gain deep proficiency in the subject.

This book is intended for experienced developers, cloud architects, and tech enthusiasts looking forward to building scalable and efficient serverless solutions using Azure Functions. Anyone having a prior experience with C# and knowing the Azure basics can use this book to start their journey in building serverless solutions with Azure Functions.

Acknowledgments

We would like to thank the Apress team for giving us the opportunity to work on this book. Also thanks to the technical reviewer and the editors for helping us deliver this manuscript.

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About the Authors
Ashirwad Satapathi
works as a software developer with a leading IT firm and has expertise in - photo 3

works as a software developer with a leading IT firm and has expertise in building scalable applications with .NET Core. He has a deep understanding of building full-stack applications using .NET Core along with Azure PaaS and serverless offerings. He is an active blogger in the C# Corner developer community. He was awarded the C# Corner MVP in September 2020 for his contributions to the developer community.

Abhishek Mishra
is an architect with a leading multinational software company and has deep - photo 4

is an architect with a leading multinational software company and has deep expertise in designing and building enterprise-grade intelligent Azure and .NET-based architectures. He is an expert in .NET full stack, Azure (PaaS, IaaS, serverless), infrastructure as code, Azure machine learning, intelligent Azure (Azure Bot Services and Cognitive Services), and robotics process automation. He has a rich 15+ years of experience working in top organizations in the industry. He loves blogging and is an active blogger in the C# Corner developer community. He was awarded the C# Corner MVP in December 2018, December 2019, and December 2020 for his contributions to the developer community.

About the Technical Reviewer
Carsten Thomsen
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is primarily a back-end developer but works with smaller front-end bits as well. He has authored and reviewed a number of books and created numerous Microsoft Learning courses, all focused on software development. He works as a freelancer/contractor in various countries in Europe, using Azure, Visual Studio, Azure DevOps, and GitHub. He is an exceptional troubleshooter, asking the right questions in a most logical to least logical fashion; he also enjoys working in the areas of architecture, research, analysis, development, testing, and bug fixing. Carsten is a good communicator with great mentoring and team-lead skills and is skilled at researching and presenting new material.

The Author(s), under exclusive license to APress Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2021
A. Satapathi, A. Mishra Hands-on Azure Functions with C# https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-7122-3_1
1. Introduction to Azure Functions
Ashirwad Satapathi
(1)
Gajapati, Odisha, India
(2)
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Function as a service (FaaS) is getting more popular every day on all the major cloud platforms. With FaaS, you can build small chunks of code that run for a short time and host them on the FaaS cloud offering. You get billed for the time your function runs, and you do not need to bother about the hosting infrastructure and the scaling aspects.

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