Hi!, nice video, well, I have a question, I have 3 Azure functions developed in Java, each of them is in a repository on Github, can I deploy each azure function in a single function app? Thank you
From the Official Documentation: Singleton: The singleton service lifetime matches the host lifetime and is reused across function executions on that instance. Singleton lifetime services are recommended for connections and clients, for example DocumentClient or HttpClient instances. I think the special case with Azure Functions here is, that the hosts are pretty short lived.
Yes both PowerShell and Python are GA now! This was indeed recorded a while ago but aside from the “preview” labels, everything is still relevant today.
Hello Team, I have an application(nodejs) containing multiple folders like bin, conf, lib, etc. Can we convert this kind of big application as serverless? or all the code should be written in a single file?
Folks, can we stop using VS Code to demo functionality such as this, and use proper Visual Studio. If you're this deep into Azure then you ain't using VS Code other than for "Hello World".
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I like Jeff , if all their product people were like his, I think they would do so much better.
Hi!, nice video, well, I have a question, I have 3 Azure functions developed in Java, each of them is in a repository on Github, can I deploy each azure function in a single function app? Thank you
Application map.
You have my attention.
Most of the people watching this video are C# developers. Why did you choose Python? Is there a point you are trying prove? Just curious.
I don't agrre, i'm a js dev
Am loving azure functions esp DI injection. But I’m perplexed as to how singletons are handled.
From the Official Documentation:
Singleton: The singleton service lifetime matches the host lifetime and is reused across function executions on that instance. Singleton lifetime services are recommended for connections and clients, for example DocumentClient or HttpClient instances.
I think the special case with Azure Functions here is, that the hosts are pretty short lived.
Sorry, I gave incorrect information in the previous comment
before, but corrected it accordingly.
1.64 TRILLION dollar market cap and they cant get a microphone (or mixing) that doesn't clip audio
Why python shown as is in "preview"? it is GA in v3 right?
Yash Bhutoria Now GA. Was probably preview when recorded. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-versions
Yes both PowerShell and Python are GA now! This was indeed recorded a while ago but aside from the “preview” labels, everything is still relevant today.
i expected golang, you can imagine my disappointment :C
Hello Team,
I have an application(nodejs) containing multiple folders like bin, conf, lib, etc. Can we convert this kind of big application as serverless? or all the code should be written in a single file?
Working for microsoft using apple...
Hahaha I just noticed
It there a free Azure VM I could try out?
shadowpawn Yes, create a free account using the link in the show notes for details.
Great !!
I thought this was golang related
Why not using a proper strongly typed language? I stopped watching when you picked python.
I'm not a big python fan either, but the technology looks awesome as a FaaS!
please stop shouting. otherwise good video, thanks
Folks, can we stop using VS Code to demo functionality such as this, and use proper Visual Studio. If you're this deep into Azure then you ain't using VS Code other than for "Hello World".