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Description
Xiaokai He joins Scott Hanselman to discuss how easy it is for you to use Java to create an Azure Function, and then test & debug it locally before pushing it to the cloud. You can also use VS Code to implement lightweight Java applications such as Azure Functions.
For more information, see:
- Announcing the preview of Java support for Azure Functions (blog)
- Create your first function with Java and Maven (docs)
- Azure Functions Java developer guide (docs)
- GitHub repository
- Java in VS Code (docs)
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The Discussion
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PGhatak Hi Scott and Xiaokai. This has been very helpful. and I have used this guide to create a complete project in Java with Azure functions.
However I'm struggling with Release pipeline with VSTS, and release definitions. Build definitions work well with Mavan.
The simple "Java App Service deployment" does not work, since this agent needs a ZIP file, but the build has created only "jar" files on the target folder form the build.
Please help me out on the Release definition of Azure functions- in Java. Please?
Thank you.