Function Junction Ep 3: HTTP Triggers
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Storage Queues are one of the original services on Azure from way back in the day. They continue to be a great offering and now, with a function trigger, they become even more powerful. In this episode, we'll set up a storage queue and trigger a function from it.
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The Discussion
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BrianTJackett I learned today that it is possible to "natively" connect to other Azure services such as Queues and Tables. This process works in the Azure Portal and in VS2017 preview 3. Essentially you forego needing to connect to the Storage Client APIs and instead use the WebJobs SDK with simple decorators / parameters to your function. Take a look at the documentation here.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-create-an-azure-connected-function