This is awesome. I'm still going to need a little help to migrate the site and will have to make calculations for the actual cost for the whole year. Good Start. Thank You Scott.
Very interesting 🔥 I was planning to move our existing node js api written in loopback framework from app service to function app, but I can't without some code refactoring. Is there any way to overcome this challenge?
Is there a way to implement exception filter or exception Middleware in azure functions with Net5. I'm not able to find httpcontext objects to form the response based on different exception. If any advice is there, kindly share
@Scott, in your text you mentioned that you were using same app service plan to run Azure Function as that of the one hosting your web-site. I am not able to understand the downside of it ? Will it not save me some cost ?
Networking and vnet limitations here which aren’t clear, typical azure, looks great but in a business with a strong security team, it will force you to configure things which require separate plans or grouping of apps to plans.
Aws lambda can do aspcore apps as serverless can’t they? MS a bit behind here. You constantly saying….. in aspcore I do this, how do I do that in a function which don’t really want you doing it.
Not the greatest of ideas to have code in __init__.py file, you can, but not ideal as that file is meant to define a package, any code would have to be for that specific purpose. Not sure many devs expect to have code there.
It’s the azure template default. No point in changing the entry point if your code is pretty minimal. I keep this simple and push other code into packages.
Serverless == Less Servers - love that!
It's awesome how Azure functions can easily scale up
Serverless == Server (Management) Less. There are no serverless but the management. Awesome things. Thank you very much for sharing this! Love it...
Thanks in a million Jeff & Scott. Awesome stuff. Second to NONE
This is awesome. I'm still going to need a little help to migrate the site and will have to make calculations for the actual cost for the whole year. Good Start. Thank You Scott.
This is a good workflow that can cleanly integrate Azure Functions.
Scott.. You are Awesome.. You are the STAR! what if you are Constellation! :D
I love it ,you guys are awesome,thanks a lot ,a lot to go,miles to go ...
I love Azure Functions.
Awesome content, thanks :)
Problem with consumption plan is that it can't use Managed Identity and Service Bus triggers.
Too many hidden limitations with consumption plans yes. End up with the P plans at 60 per month min.
Very interesting 🔥 I was planning to move our existing node js api written in loopback framework from app service to function app, but I can't without some code refactoring. Is there any way to overcome this challenge?
Is there a way to implement exception filter or exception Middleware in azure functions with Net5. I'm not able to find httpcontext objects to form the response based on different exception. If any advice is there, kindly share
@Scott, in your text you mentioned that you were using same app service plan to run Azure Function as that of the one hosting your web-site. I am not able to understand the downside of it ? Will it not save me some cost ?
Networking and vnet limitations here which aren’t clear, typical azure, looks great but in a business with a strong security team, it will force you to configure things which require separate plans or grouping of apps to plans.
Aws lambda can do aspcore apps as serverless can’t they? MS a bit behind here. You constantly saying….. in aspcore I do this, how do I do that in a function which don’t really want you doing it.
Not the greatest of ideas to have code in __init__.py file, you can, but not ideal as that file is meant to define a package, any code would have to be for that specific purpose. Not sure many devs expect to have code there.
It’s the azure template default. No point in changing the entry point if your code is pretty minimal. I keep this simple and push other code into packages.
When Azure beats up non Azure parts of your architecture by being way more scalable, and then looks after them too....
#Azure #accenture #ambg