Azure Functions
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Keyed Services Not Supported in Azure Functions
A while ago I was working on an Azure function application, and ran into a very weird problem. Suddenly I started getting a pretty confusing error, that actually pointed me away from the correct solution. The error I got was the following. If you are looking for a solution to
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Durable Functions Pitfalls in Azure Functions
Avoid these Durable Functions pitfalls to effectively leverage the Durable Functions extension to Azure Functions.
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Resolving the “Could Not Load File or Assembly System.IdentityModel.Tokens.Jwt” Error
I was working on an Azure Functions application to create a REST API that accepts bearer tokens. When I fired up the app in Visual Studio, I was greeted with the following error message. Could not load file or assembly ‘System.IdentityModel.Tokens.Jwt, Version=6.23.1.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35’. The system cannot find the file
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DryIoc.ContainerException in Azure Functions Application When Deployed to Azure
Registered factory delegate returns service is not assignable to ambiently scoped container, and how I fixed the problem.
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Using Azure Functions to Build a REST API with Custom Application Permissions
This article shows you how you can use Azure Functions to create a REST API with custom permissions that you grant to client applications calling your API.
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Sending E-mails with SendGrid and Azure Functions
This article shows you how you can send e-mails based on dynamic templates in SendGrid using durable Azure Functions. Sample code available on GitHub.
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Code-Based Workflows With Durable Functions in Azure
Azure Functions is a handy solution that allows you to focus on just the functionality your code needs to perform, and not how to package and deploy your application. You just write your functionality as functions, and deploy them to Azure. In my previous post building applications with Azure Functions
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Building Applications with Azure Functions
Azure Functions is a solution that allows you to publish pieces of functionality as functions. This post outlines a few things I think are good to know when building function applications.