Join Tiago Costa for an in-depth discussion in this video Create an Azure Function overview, part of Developing Long-Running Tasks with Microsoft Azure.
- [Instructor] So now that we saw what Azure functions are … and what I can do with Azure functions, … let's see how can we create an Azure function. … But even before I create an Azure function, … I need to understand … what kind of prereqs an Azure function will require. … So I need to host my Azure function. … To host my Azure function, I have two opens, … an Azure App Service plan. … On an Azure service plan, … I need to take care of scaling, … how many instances do I have, all of that. … And of course, this takes some administration afterwards. … But if you don't want this, … you can just go for a Consumption mode. … If you go for a Consumption mode, … Microsoft will take care of all of that. … And Consumption mode has a lot of benefits, … especially if your Azure functions are not running … all the time. … If you have a model where your Azure functions just runs, … like three, four times a day, … Consumption mode is the way to go for sure … because it will be way less expensive. …
Author
Tiago Costa
Released
3/27/2019- Creating and using Azure Storage queues
- Using Azure Service Bus queues
- Security for Azure Service Bus queues
- Creating and scheduling WebJobs
- Creating Azure functions
- Running Azure Batch workloads
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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What you should know1m 10s
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1. Azure Queues
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Message queue design pattern5m 29s
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Create a storage queue2m 2s
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Using Azure storage queues3m 41s
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Azure Service Bus overview2m 41s
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2. Azure WebJobs
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Azure WebJobs overview4m 9s
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Create a WebJob4m 12s
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Schedule a WebJob2m 24s
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Using WebJob SDK2m 15s
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3. Azure Functions and the Serverless Era
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What are Azure Functions?5m 28s
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Create an Azure Function3m 29s
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Triggers and bindings2m 20s
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4. Large-Scale Parallel Compute
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What is Azure Batch?4m 46s
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View Batch quotas2m 14s
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Conclusion
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Next steps34s
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