Serverless Data APIs with Azure Functions and Cosmos DB
summary
Demo builds three functions that use Azure Functions with Cosmos DB and Node.js, wired by bindings: an HTTP subscribe API (stores phone numbers), an HTTP event inserter (logs a “dog cookie” event), and a Cosmos DB trigger that reads the subscribers collection and sends via Twilio SMS. Configuration lives in function.json and app settings (secrets), code is a few lines, runs locally in Visual Studio Code, debugs with breakpoints, and the live demo successfully sends messages.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:39Serverless Functions "Function as a Service" (Faas) "Serverless compute" Abstract away implementation details You can focus on the code
- 4:20Your business logic {}
- 4:58THE PLAN Demo Basic Concepts Azure Functions via Azure Portal Integrations (e.g., Azure Cosmos DB & Twilio) Dev, Debug, Test in an IDE Create, debug locally in VS Code Deploy to cloud
- 5:27Azure Function App Application Settings
- 6:07Azure Function Trigger Binding
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