azure-webjobs

I am having several node js script files.I have to run these js files in azure web jobs.can any one tell me the detail step for how to add the node.js files in azure web jobs and also how to run these web jobs. If you have a file with a .js extension it'll be run as a node program Full documentation on Azure Web Jobs here: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/web-sites-create-web-jobs/ It's relatively easy if you know some undocumented details :) The key concept is ensuring correct application structure (for Azure). Your main application script should be named run.js , so

I have an async method I am using to offload a few seconds' worth of fire-and-forget work so as not to slow down my page load. This work needs a bit of general setup and tidy-up; I want the (fast) setup to throw synchronously if it throws, but I don't want to force the tidy-up to run in the ASP context so I am using ConfigureAwait on the bit I am awaiting: public Task FireAndForget() { DoSetup(); return FireAndForgetAfterSetup(); } private async Task FireAndForgetAfterSetup() { await AFewSecondsWorthOfWork().ConfigureAwait(false); DoTidyUp(); } protected void btn_Click(object sender, EventArgs

I've got a webhook-triggered Azure WebJob. For... reasons, I do not have control over the system that is sending the webhooks. One webhook per day is sent. It is the only WebJob hosted by the WebApp. During testing I wanted to disable this WebJob, so I stopped the WebApp. Much to my surprise, the WebJob ran even though the WebApp was disabled. So my question is two-fold: Is the ability to trigger a WebJob while a WebApp is disabled intentional, or did I encounter some sort of bug? If this is intentional, is there a way to disable this job being triggered via the Azure portal? If the only

I have implemented a long running process as a WebJob using the WebJobs SDK. The long running process is awaited because I want the result. public async Task ProcessMessage([ServiceBusTrigger("queuename")] MyMessage message) { await Run(message.SomeProperty); // takes several minutes // I want to do something with the result here later.. } What I can't figure out is why the message sometimes is abandoned which of course triggers the handler again. I've tried to debug (locally), setting breakpoints before ProcessMessage finishes and I can see that it appears to finish successfully. The Sevice

I want to deploy azure webjob using build and release management of visual studio team services. I have created a webjob project and I already deployed from visual studio and I am looking to make the deployment automatic. Thank you! starian chen-MSFT Refer to these steps to publish/deploy web job: Open VS 2015 and create a Web Job project (e.g. WebJob1) Right click the project > Publish As Azure WebJob, then it will create webjob-publish-settings.json file ( This is required ) Create a build definition, steps: NuGet Installer (Path to solution or packages.config: **\*.sln ; Installation type:

I have a webjob app to process a ServiceBus queue, which runs fine, with the following method: public static void ProcessQueueMessage([ServiceBusTrigger("myQueueName")] BrokeredMessage message, TextWriter log) However, I would like to be able to change the queue name without recompiling, according for example to a configuration appsetting, can it be done? I've found an implementation of the INameResolver using configuration setting from the azure-webjobs-sdk-samples . /// <summary> /// Resolves %name% variables in attribute values from the config file. /// </summary> public class

Is there a way to schedule a job without having listen to the queue? I mean I would like to run it every hour or so and do something, regardless of the queue. Does that even make sense? One solution I can think of is to queue a message to itself each time the job is done, but that doesn't look like a clean solution to me. Victor Hurdugaci Create a scheduled job with a 1 hour frequency and use Host.Call to invoke the function. See the ManualTrigger function in this code sample Of course, no need to listen to a queue. Check the WebJobs documentation on how to schedule a job: http://azure