azure-functions

问题 I'm looking to only allow the upload of specific filetypes to Azure Storage to trigger an Azure Function. Current function.json file: { "scriptFile": "__init__.py", "bindings": [{ "name": "myblob", "type": "blobTrigger", "direction": "in", "path": "{name}.json", "connection": "storage-dev" }] } Would I just add another path value like this... "path": "{name}.json", "path": "{name}.csv" ...or an array of values like this... "path": [ "{name}.csv", "{name}.json" ] Can't seem to find an example

问题 Today I have an Azure Function with the ServiceBusTrigger that reads values from my settings file. Like this: [FunctionName("BookingEventListner")] public static async Task Run([ServiceBusTrigger("%topic_name%", "%subscription_name%", Connection = "BookingservicesTopicEndpoint")]Microsoft.Azure.ServiceBus.Message mySbMsg, ILogger log) { But I am using Azure App Configuration with other projects in this solution and would like to store the endpoint, topic and subscriptname into the Azure App

问题 I can see azure durable functions uses a storage account for managing state and instrumentation. When running durable functions in an environment with a high amount of data tables and queues will get larger and larger, and properly slower and slower. Does durable function clean logs them self, or is this a task you need to do your self? 回答1: After researching this, it appear that it's up to the developer to implement their own handler for this. I read through the github issue the accepted

问题 I can see azure durable functions uses a storage account for managing state and instrumentation. When running durable functions in an environment with a high amount of data tables and queues will get larger and larger, and properly slower and slower. Does durable function clean logs them self, or is this a task you need to do your self? 回答1: After researching this, it appear that it's up to the developer to implement their own handler for this. I read through the github issue the accepted

问题 I can see azure durable functions uses a storage account for managing state and instrumentation. When running durable functions in an environment with a high amount of data tables and queues will get larger and larger, and properly slower and slower. Does durable function clean logs them self, or is this a task you need to do your self? 回答1: After researching this, it appear that it's up to the developer to implement their own handler for this. I read through the github issue the accepted

问题 I am currently running an Azure function to periodically pull data from a REST API and copy the data to a set of files. It works fine but is currently architected to iterate through 100 different parameters. Ideally the loads would be independent. Is there any way of deploying an Azure function multiple times with a different static parameter for each instance? Thanks 回答1: One possible solution is to use Application Settings to store your parameters if you want to keep your current

问题 I am monitoring a lot of applications in Azure Application Insights. In all of them I add some custom properties to events, traces etc so I can filter/group in the portal. Is it possible to add the same custom properties to the built in application insight integration with Azure Functions? Have read the documentation but can't find anything about it. Edit: I maintain a large number of applications hosted in various environments. About 15 of these are Azure Functions. From all my applications

问题 I am monitoring a lot of applications in Azure Application Insights. In all of them I add some custom properties to events, traces etc so I can filter/group in the portal. Is it possible to add the same custom properties to the built in application insight integration with Azure Functions? Have read the documentation but can't find anything about it. Edit: I maintain a large number of applications hosted in various environments. About 15 of these are Azure Functions. From all my applications

问题 I know i could add all my environment vars under the values {} section of local.settings.json. I am however trying to keep a tidy home and would like if I could do something like this. local.settings.json { "IsEncrypted": false, "Values": { "AzureWebJobsStorage": "UseDevelopmentStorage=true", "AzureWebJobsDashboard": "", "Hello": "world" }, "ClientConfiguration": { "this": "that", "SubscriberEndpoint": "", "Username": "", "Password": "", "ObjectEndpoint": "" } } in my code i have var config =

问题 I know i could add all my environment vars under the values {} section of local.settings.json. I am however trying to keep a tidy home and would like if I could do something like this. local.settings.json { "IsEncrypted": false, "Values": { "AzureWebJobsStorage": "UseDevelopmentStorage=true", "AzureWebJobsDashboard": "", "Hello": "world" }, "ClientConfiguration": { "this": "that", "SubscriberEndpoint": "", "Username": "", "Password": "", "ObjectEndpoint": "" } } in my code i have var config =