Tag: Azure Functions
Apr 4
Azure Functions Live – April 2019
This Azure Functions webcast was hosted by Jeff Hollan and Alex Karcher What’s New Azure Functions Premium plan in Preview – It is celebration
Mar 19
Azure Functions Internals
Azure Functions 10 vs 20 This blog is an abstraction from the episode “Azure Functions Internals” at Microsoft Ignite 2018 This episode was covered by
Feb 22
Azure Functions Live – Feb 2019
The Azure Functions team at Microsoft has been conducting a webcast every month to let the community stay up-to-date on the latest developments This is a nice
Jan 4
Building Intelligent Serverless Applications using Azure
This blog is an abstraction from the episode “Building Intelligent Serverless Applications” at MSIgnite This episode was covered by Colby Tresness- Program
Jan 2
Azure Durable Functions – Patterns & Best Practices
In a previous post on Serverless360 blog, we introduced Durable Functions and later discussed when to choose Durable Functions over Logic Apps In this post, we
Dec 14
Azure Functions Live – December 2018
Azure Functions team is live again! This episode is presented by Jeff Hollan, Program Manager - Azure Functions team, Eduardo Laureano, Program Manager - Azure
Dec 4
Logic Apps or Durable Functions: Which workflow solution approach suits me best?
Microsoft Azure offers two services on its platform that enables developers to create a workflow: Azure Durable Functions and Logic Apps Azure Durable
Nov 27
Use Azure Functions to process high throughput messages: Yes or No?
With Microsoft Azure, customers will push all types of workloads to its services Workloads are ranging from datasets for Machine Learning purposes to a large
Nov 26
Microsoft Flow: Tuning your Flow for performance
A few months ago, I wrote on my blog a post about “Processing Feedback Evaluations (paper) automagically with SmartDocumentor OCR, Microsoft Flow & Power
Nov 5
Introduction to Azure Durable Functions
Durable Function is an extension of Azure Functions and WebJobs - it's an open source extension that you plug into your function You build the extension on top