Have you ever wanted to run Azure Functions in IIS? No? "Why would you want to run serverless functions in IIS," you ask.
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Building on your article, I went through this myself and ran into a bunch of issues. I tried to put it all together in this github GIST. Talks about what to install and common trooubleshooting issues
gist.github.com/icyfire0573/f1ad10...
I’m pretty sure 90% of Azure is IIS awkwardly canvassed by disgruntled SharePoint devs.
So, after a long & costly “move it all to app services” experiment, I’m going back to my VM and unadulterated IIS - but what to do with the darn functions was an open question, thanks for the info!
As I pull back from expensive & slow app service plans to a VM this is a godsend. Have my functions running in IIS without a hitch. I tried making them scheduled tasks at first (mostly timer based) but this is 100% easier especially in deployment. Deploying a local service or scheduled task required lots of extra work, but Devops IIS WebApp deployment is a treat.
Thanks for your great article.
I tried your setup and get the web.config error "The requested page cannot be accessed because the related configuration data for the page is invalid"
I pointed to correct path to Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Script.WebHost.exe
Do you have any idea for it?
Yes! You might need to install ASP.NET Core Runtime Hosting Bundle
Whenever I publish azure function its not generating IIS.deps.json config file for me. Correct me if I'm wrong, I believe my function app is not running due to missing of that config file. If I miss any configuration please guide me.
This is amazing, never ever thought of running an Azure function in IIS.
Great article. I used this tutorial to set up Azure functions on IIS.
However, now I'm unable to use them with my Blazor application, because CORS apparently isn't working. Did you encounter something like this or do you have any idea how to handle this in IIS?
What if a function app has Authorizationlevel set as Function. The call from postman will fail. Anyway to handle this.
Sorry if this question is weird, I am comparatively new to function app. I know that there needs to be a key to call function apps with Auth level other than Anonymous but don't know where to get and set that key to be able to work with IIS
Did you get any ways to handle this one with AuthorizationLevel.Function ?
Hello,
I followed the same steps and i am able to run the function app but when i create new function and run, i am not getting the results.
When i try to run the same from visual studio, i get the response. any idea if i am missing anything here ?
Can you host a new function app with the latest Azure Core tool in IIS Manager?
I followed your hosting procedure, but it didn't work. So can you please do with latest configurations.
i tried adding a ServiceBusTrigger and deployed it locally.
But i see that the function is not running.
erro - Function host is not running.
I'm having the same issue. My function will run locally, but the function host won't run on IIS. I've tried downloading different versions of it, as well as various versions of the .NET hosting bundle (3.1, 5, 6). No luck. Did you ever solve?
I just tried running my timer trigger azure function and followed the steps mentioned above. but I am getting Function host is not running.
Any idea about this error and root cause.
the azure function is running as expected locally. however, i'm not able to see those logs
I just tried running my timer trigger azure function and followed the steps mentioned above. But Timer trigger not getting executed in IIS. Please Help
I followed the article, but something doesn't work for me. I can browse to the landing page, but the endpoint are unreachable. What can I check out?
SOLVED: i didn't realized you don't have to deploy all the AzureFunction folder but only the content of the bin folder on the root of the site
Nice article, thank you. You can find a web.config file having almost the same contents in Azure, inside this folder: "D:\Program Files (x86)\SiteExtensions\Functions\3.0.14251\64bit":