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Implementing database change notification using SignalR and Azure Functions
May 29, 2023 by Anuraj
Azure Serverless Functions SQLServer SignalR
This post is about implementing database change notification using SignalR and Azure Functions. In this post we will using Azure Function with SQL trigger for change identification and Azure SignalR binding for notifications. Here is the basic architecture of the implementation.
Azure SQL triggers for Azure Functions
May 27, 2023 by Anuraj
Azure Serverless Functions SQLServer
This post is about Azure SQL trigger for Azure Functions. The Azure SQL trigger uses SQL change tracking functionality to monitor a SQL table for changes and trigger a function when a row is created, updated, or deleted. Changes are processed in the order that their changes were made, with the oldest changes being processed first. Currently SQL trigger is not available as part of Visual Studio new function screen. We need to create an Azure function and modify code to support Sql triggers.
Azure SQL output binding for Azure Functions
May 16, 2023 by Anuraj
Azure Serverless Functions SQLServer
This post is about Azure SQL output binding for Azure Functions - this feature is preview right now. The output binding helps us to write data to SQL Server in Azure Functions. In the earlier post, we explored the Input binding which helps to read data from SQL Server. Azure function now offers SQL trigger as well, we will be discussing this in a later post.
Azure SQL input binding for Azure Functions
May 14, 2023 by Anuraj
Azure Serverless Functions SQLServer
This post is about Azure SQL input binding for Azure Functions - this feature is preview right now. The input binding helps us to read data from SQL Server in Azure Functions. To write to SQL Server we need to use the Output binding. Azure function now offers SQL trigger as well, we will be discussing this in a later post.
Configure Auto Scaling in Azure App Service
May 13, 2023 by Anuraj
Azure AppService Scaling
This post is about configuring automatic scaling in Azure App Service. Automatic scaling is a new feature available in Azure App Service scale out configuration. The feature of automatic scaling is a novel way to expand the capacity of your web applications and App Service Plans without having to make scaling decisions yourself. It differs from the existing Azure autoscale, which allows you to specify scaling rules according to schedules and resources. With automatic scaling, you can modify scaling settings to enhance your application’s performance and prevent delays in starting up. This Automatic scaling feature is in preview. And it is available for Premium Pv2 and Pv3 pricing tiers, and supported for all app types: Windows, Linux, and Windows container.
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