Handling Real-Time Data Synchronization with Cosmos DB Change Feed
Stop polling your database for updates. Learn how to use the Cosmos DB Change Feed to build event‑driven, real‑time data pipelines with a concrete Azure Functions example.
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Stop polling your database for updates. Learn how to use the Cosmos DB Change Feed to build event‑driven, real‑time data pipelines with a concrete Azure Functions example.
The change feed is always on for SQL API containers, so the real work is designing for per-partition ordering and at-least-once delivery. Here is a concrete Azure Functions setup and how to verify it.
I am trying to run Azure function locally on my mac with IntelliJ. I did everything, step by step in this tutorial: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-create-maven-intellij but when I start the project console show me error that `Azure Functions Core Tools (3.0.2912 Commit hash: bfcbbe48ed6fdacdf9b309261ecc8093df3b83f2) Functio
In testing Azure Functions locally, I am receiving this error: "There was an error performing a read operation on the Blob Storage Secret Repository. Please ensure the 'AzureWebJobsStorage' connection string is valid." I have Azure Blob Storage setup, including Storage Emulator and Storage Explorer. How can this be fixed?
We have an Azure Function with Queue Trigger that was working just fine until some weeks ago, when the infrastructure guys switched to AAD Identity. Ever since, we have been getting the following exception whenever the Function starts: Error indexing method 'MyFunctionName' Storage account connection string 'AzureWebJobsStorage' does not exist. Make sure tha
I have an Azure Function app that uses the integrated Azure AD Authentication configured via the Azure portal. Via the "Express" mode setup, this creates an Azure App Registration along with Enterprise Application. By default, this Enterprise Application accepts all users. So that means all users in the tenant can trigger the protected Azure Functions, which
is it possible to retrieve a Storage Account's Access Key when deploying the Storage Account via a Bicep module? My parent bicep creates a storage account using a module file, and it then needs an Access Key but I cannot get it working in a way that's secure: Parent Bicep module functionAppStorageModule 'storage-account.bicep' = { name: 'functionAppStorage'
I am developing an application that is spread across multiple Function App running on .net5 . I need to authenticate HTTP calls between functions. To do so, I am using Azure Active Directory . I have created a registered application in my tenant and generated a new secret. Whenever Function1 needs to contact Function2 , I retrieve an access token from AAD, l
For a low-traffic .NET Azure Functions app, I want to keep execution costs low while maintaining acceptable start‑up latency. The Flex Consumption plan offers optional always‑ready instances that can reduce cold starts, but they incur a baseline memory charge when idle. I am uncertain about the trade‑off between this baseline cost and the pay‑per‑execution s
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