Azure Functions for Serverless Computing

What Programming Languages Are Supported by Azure Functions?

Azure functions supports multiple programming languages including Java, .NET, Node.js, C#, PowerShell, TypeScript and many more. The Azure portal also provides all the resources to work comfortably with your chosen runtime stack.

What Type of Triggers Can Be Invoked by Using Azure Function?

By using azure functions, We can invoke a lot of triggers such as HTTP requests, timers, messages in Azure Queue Storage, changes in Azure Cosmos DB, new items in Azure Blob Storage, and more. The above article demonstrates the usage of HTTP triggers.

How Can Monitor and Troubleshoot Azure Functions?

Montoring your Azure function can be done through enabling Application Inshights while creating your Azure Function App. By enabling Application insights, we can track track function execution, detect issues, and gain insights into performance. Azure functions by default provides built-in logging features for trouble shooting.

Can I Deploy My Azure Functions Locally?

Yes, Azure function core tools helps us to develop and test the function locally before deploying into the cloud. This feature helps us to debug any kind of issues before deploying.

How Can I Secure Azure Functions?

Azure Functions provides various security features, such as authentication and authorization options, including Azure Active Directory (AAD) integration.

How To Use Azure Functions For Serverless Computing?

Serverless Computing is a widely adapted approach and a cloud computing extension model where customers can solely engage in building the logic and the server infrastructure completely managed by third-party cloud service providers. In Microsoft Azure, serverless computing can be carried out in various ways. One such way is by using Azure functions. In this article, we will discuss How to use Azure functions for serverless computing. Firstly, let us understand the following terms.