Developer Fundamentals of Serverless.NET Development with Azure Durable Functions
summary
Covers how to build stateful .NET workflows with Azure Durable Functions: six concrete patterns (including function chaining and fan-out/fan-in), orchestrator determinism requirements, and use of durable timers, entity functions and sub-orchestrations. Shows a blob-trigger demo that starts an orchestration which calls Service Bus, Twilio and SendGrid activity functions and succeeds. Describes tooling: Azure Functions Core Tools, VS/VS Code, Storage Explorer, Postman, Application Insights, Durable Functions Monitor, KEDA and CallActivityWithRetry for automatic retries, plus a local azure core tools workaround.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Start
- 6:27Containers
- 8:18Azure Functions
- 11:49Function Types
- 13:08Entity Functions
- 14:29What Differs Uh Deterministic and Non-Deterministic
- 14:51Isolated Azure Functions
- 17:18Patterns
- 20:05Function Chaining Example
- 21:30Async Http Api Pattern
- 22:44Monitor Pattern
- 23:28Human Interaction
- 24:51Approval Workflow
- 25:41Aggregator Pattern
- 28:08Developing Locally with Azure Functions
- 31:05Azure Container Apps for Serverless Containers
- 32:06Azure Application Insights
- 33:19Error Handling
- 33:38Automatic Retry on Failure
- 34:33Durable Functions Monitor
- 35:53Unit Tests
- 39:28Demo
- 40:57Learning Resources
- 41:55Azure User Group
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