Learn how to build, host, test, and monitor your own Azure Function apps using a practical and real-world example

About This Video

• Learn the most important concepts and capabilities of Azure Functions
• Explore several supported triggers that can start an Azure Function
• Learn to connect to Azure services using input and output bindings

In Detail

Azure Functions is one of the quickest and easiest ways to get your code running in Azure while maintaining a cost-effective and serverless model.

This course will teach you how to develop your own Azure Functions apps and to visualize how whole applications may be built with Azure Functions' powerful yet simple paradigm. We will look at the tools that are required for development, both locally and in the Azure portal, as well as the various triggers, bindings, and deployment models that are available.

In this course, you will learn how to understand Azure Functions’ hosting plans, explore C#, TypeScript, and other language options, and develop and test Azure Functions using Azure Portal editor, Visual Studio, and Visual Studio Code. Then you will learn how to create and manage Azure Functions, understand Azure Functions Bindings and Triggers, use Azure CosmosDB with Azure Functions, monitor Azure Functions for performance and potential errors using Application Insights, deploy Azure Functions app, build client applications to interact with Azure Functions, setup CORS policies for Azure Function app, and explore security with Azure AD for deployed Azure Function apps.

By the end of this course, you should have a fundamental understanding of what Microsoft Azure Functions are, how they can be used, and how they can interact with other services.

Audience

Learners who want to learn more about Azure services, beginners or advanced learners who want to learn Azure Functions, and developers who want to understand different ideas connected to Azure Functions can benefit from this course.

One just needs some knowledge of programming and access to an Azure account or a machine that can run Azure storage emulators.