The previous episode in this series showed how to develop, debug, and deploy Azure Functions from your local machine. This episode concludes the series with advanced concepts.
Advanced Azure Functions Concepts
In this episode, continuously deploy your function app from a source code repository, then lock it down so only logged in users can access it. Finally, give it a managed identity so it can securely access other resources.
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You can view the source code for the sample app and deploy the migrated code directly to Azure with a single-click in the “AWSMigration” GitHub repository.
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Migrate from AWS Lambda to Azure Functions
Move AWS Lambda to Azure Functions
This is the source code for the "Moving from Lambda to Azure Functions" video series that demonstrates how to migrate from AWS Lambda to Azure Functions.
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Quick Start
You can get started quickly with the migrated function. Simply click or tap the "Deploy to Azure" button. Be sure to enter a unique prefix (for example, use your initials or add a sequence). After the deployment is done, you can access and test the function.
To enable the cache, navigate to the storage account after it is created. Click on
TablesunderTable servicethen add a table namedprimes.
The Code
This repository contains code for all related projects.
Source ("Pure") Function
The function itself determines whether a number passed is prime or not. The pure function is available in src\isItAPrime.js…
That concludes this series!
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