Azure Functions, GitHub Actions and .NET 5 Isolated Processes

I created this video to show the nuts and bolts of how you can leverage GitHub Actions to build a CI/CD pipeline for deploying Azure Functions using .NET 5 and the new isolated process hosting model.
The GitHub repo associated with this video is below,
github.com/SteveWinward/azure...
Microsoft docs on Azure Functions on .NET 5 can be found here,
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azur...
Bookmark notes below:
(0:00): Intro
(2:37): End to End demo
(4:43): Sample GitHub Repo
(6:07): Recommended YAML Setup (Option 1)
(10:19): Configure Publish Profile with GitHub Action Secrets
(10:59): Alternative YAML Approach (Option 2)
(14:10): Configure Service Principal Creds with GitHub Action Secrets
(16:53): Outro
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[@sourabh9394]

This video made a lot of things 100 times clearer to me... Thanks a lot for all the efforts

[@SteveWinward]

Glad it helped!

[@dwainbrowne]

Thank you so much for your effort in presenting this content!!! I've been struggling to find proper information regarding setting this up. Amazing job, very clear and easy to follow. Keep up the great work!!

[@SteveWinward]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@AishwaryRastogiaaishvaishh]

Very helpful. My project had the same structure and I used it completely without any change. Running flawless

[@SteveWinward]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@gpzim981]

Hey, awesome video. There is very little good quality videos like this one on the internet, I think you found a huge niche.
Suggestion for next video is using GitHub actions to publish a blazor static webpage with a azure function as its api backend

[@SteveWinward]

Thank you for the kind words. That’s a great idea for a future video!

[@ccarrero33]

Nice. What of the two methods would you recommend?

[@SteveWinward]

Option 1 is what I recommend. Option 2 was really just to show how you can use lower level operations with GitHub Actions to learn the YAML file structure and how they work.

[@MichelineIyera]

Hi Steve, thanks for this video, I'm currently getting this "HttpTriggerAttribute' is a WebJobs attribute and not supported in the .NET Worker (Isolated Process)" error, any ideas ?

[@SteveWinward]

If you are upgrading from an older function app you need to make sure to use the new bindings extensions libraries for the isolated process functions. For example the HttpTrigger binding for isolated processes can be found here,
www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker.Extensions.Http/
Previously HttpTrigger would come from here which I believe is why you are getting that error.
www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Extensions.Http/

[@MichelineIyera]

@@SteveWinward Thanks so much, I came right, I had to change the attribute [Function("function1")] to "[FunctionName(nameof(function1))]"

[@SteveWinward]

Glad to hear you got it working!