Getting Started With Azure Functions - HTTP & Timer Triggers

Azure Functions are a serverless computing offering on Azure. You can use them to deploy your code to the cloud, without having to provision or manage any infrastructure. Azure Functions run based on a trigger, and there are many to choose from. In this video, I will explore the HTTP and Timer triggers.

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Chapters
0:00 Creating an Azure Functions project
1:52 Azure Functions with HttpTrigger
7:01 Configuring middleware for Azure Functions
8:44 Configuring services for Azure Functions
9:08 Running Azure Functions application
11:20 Azure Functions with TimerTrigger

[codester]

Fantastic introduction to Azure Functions + Triggers tutorial! Really like your pacing and editing. Well done!

[sadaqat]

wow superb Milan, very clear explanation in simple way. No time waste, just to the point. 👍

[longuinni]

Really nice video. It wiil be awesome if you create a serie with full architecture using azure functions.

[AkshayAmbekar-kdzm]

Dude you are amazing! Thanks a lot for this tutorial. Keep creating awesome content like this!

[kaceyezerioha]

Watching this after recently using a azure functions for a couple of services at work. Nice introductory video. Had a unique requirement to create a functionality that should work on one of those functions. I created a middleware for this and used the "UseWhen" extension method to use the middleware only if a specific function is called.
Keep up the good work.

[roymartinez]

Great, I used azure functions in a microservice infrastructure for 1 year and 5 months, are very strong, nice complexity and scalability

[vamvdotnet]

Great video, Milan! If I may, I'd like to suggest creating other Azure Functions video tutorials in which you talk about real-world common scenarios where http triggers come in handy :)
Thank you! Keep rockin'!

[rishi.girdhar]

Wonderful introduction - short and crisp, the best so far. Request you to have a full course on Azure Functions and Durable Functions with Real World scenarios. Thanks!

[danielegiovanetti]

Thanks for sharing. I really appreciate

[subashbarik]

Nice video, this year please make more videos like this on Azure.

[tctptwincitiestamilpadasal]

It is very short, sweet and great !!!

[mouradaissani]

I recently used them (V4) for my backend APIs, they are very simple to implement and to deploy.

[olagisrarikis]

Great video, thanks. Would be awesome to see an example with an Azure Service Bus trigger using MassTransit but then again I think I can manage that after this amazing tutorial.

[sushilb]

Great video. Would love to see how we can build proper long running tasks in the azure functions.

[antonmartyniuk]

Great video. Looking forward to more Azure content. Maybe Microsoft can sponsor a full Azure course, lol

[nimceu]

Good stuff, thank you
Can you post a video about uploading them to azure and all the options there?
Thanks

[chitoan]

Very nice and helpful, your video is so good.
But.. I'm wondering how to deploy those Functions to Azure to see them in there to be able to Start/Stop those functions.

[VicioGaming]

would love to see some handy ways of deploying them to azure, perhaps with gh actions?

[VijayKumar-wyku]

How would you deploy this azure function to azure which you have created in visual studio. Let's say I have 3 environments to deploy. What approach would you take?

[alessandrohudson]

Hello Milan! In this case, could i use the azure functions to send e-mails after an operation like a background worker? For example: I need send an e-mail advising that the buy is approved, so, after aprove an product order, will be generate an domain event and this domain event will be storage in a data base and then triggered by function and sended it.