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Play A day in the life of an Azure serverless developer
Description
Serverless is a great computing abstraction. When combined with great tools, developers can be more productive than ever. In this session, see the end-to-end experience of a developer a building serverless application on Microsoft Azure. Through the demos, learn how to build, deploy, manage, and monitor your applications. We focus on Azure Functions and Azure Logic Apps and show tools such as Application Insights, Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio Team Services, and more.
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The Discussion
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stimms https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2017/05/10/azure-function-tools-for-visual-studio-2017/ is the link to the tooling for VS2017 preview.
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Number1MSFanboy I'm not sure if I ever saw question about this, but what happens when you're deploying functions while a function it's currently running
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DonnaM @Number1MSFanboy: if you deploy through Visual Studio, it will stop the function app and resume it after deployment. If there were active triggers, they will be triggered again.
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Noell Does it work with TFVS? Are there plans to make TFS the CI/CD pipeline? In an enterprise it would be nice to apply the same process to all of our custom code.
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