Conditional Middleware in Isolated Azure Functions
Middleware is an awesome tool, but how do we apply specific steps to specific function triggers?
Middleware is an awesome tool, but how do we apply specific steps to specific function triggers?
Heard of Pulumi but never played? Written a new Azure Static Web App but unsure on how to deploy it to Azure? A complete beginner to Infrastructure as Code? Let’s explore these scenarios together!
Need to specify a dependency at runtime in an Azure Function? Can it be done?
Autofac allows for using Named or Keyed dependencies. Can these be used directly in .NET 6 Isolated Azure Functions without additional layers?
Autofac allows for using Named or Keyed dependencies. Can these be used with .NET 6 Isolated Azure Functions?
Having the ability to use the Inversion of Control container of choice in your application is important. But can you use AutoFac with Azure Functions? Let’s find out!
Wanted to access the current ClaimsPrincipal from your Azure Function when using Azure Static Web Apps without manually parsing the header every time? Want to access the ClaimsPrincipal somewhere else in your dependency graph without relying on Azure Functions concepts? Now you can!
Accessing querystring values on web requests is an important concept for any modern APIs. But how can it be done in Azure Functions?
Can lesser known C# language features be used to aid with lower the cognative noise in Azure Function definitions?
Can you write a “Minimal Api” using Azure Functions in .NET 6.0? Let’s take a look!