Azure Functions, durable functions, blob trigger

In this course we will be learning about azure function which is a serverless concept of cloud design that allows a piece of code to be deployed and executed without any need of server infrastructure .

It can be written in multiple languages like C#, Java,…

These services are so helpful that if you have to implement the same functionality using traditional language

it will take you a lot of time in comparing to using azure functions .

Knowing these services is critical since they can solve some complex real world scenarios with ease .

In this course you will learn how to create Azure Functions using azure Portal, visual studio, and visual studio code, and explore the different triggers, bindings and deployment models that are available.

you will learn how to:

• Develop and test Azure Functions using Azure Portal editor.
• Understand Azure Functions Bindings and Triggers .
• Create cosmos DB using data explorer in azure portal .
• Develop and test and deploy Azure Functions using Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code .
• Create http trigger in visual studio code to interact with container inside cosmos database .
• Develop and test event hub trigger .
• Add trigger to app logic designer with watch variables for logs each time data is changed in cosmos db .
• Overview about Durable orchestrations functions template structure and workflow .
• Monitor Azure Functions logs for possible errors using Application Insights.
• Deploy Azure Functions App .

Mastering Azure Functions can get you a job as a cloud developer. It’s a in demand skill in software development industry,

particularly nowadays with the rise of serverless cloud computing .

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 functions, and the core knowledge you need to build serverless applications using Azure Functions .