Announcing Early Preview: BYO Remote MCP Server on Azure Functions.
Build MCP Remote Servers with Azure Functions | by Matt Soucoup.
making it easy to integrate with Azure services.
Ready to explore how to deploy one and leverage LLMs for invoking tools using text in VS Code? Check out the code! #MCP #AzureFunctions #AI #SoftwareDevelopment
For more information check: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/build-mcp-remote-servers-with-azure-functions/.
existing Azure Functions projects can easily adopt .NET Aspire support.
Real-time monitoring through the .NET Aspire dashboard enhances your debugging experience too.
We're excited for you to try this out and can't wait for your feedback! #AzureFunctions #DotNet #Serverless #VisualStudio
For more information check: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/net-aspire-and-azure-functions-integration-preview/.
Better Together: .NET Aspire, Azure Functions, and Visual Studio | by Brady Gaster.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/blog/net-aspire-and-azure-functions-integration-preview
Build Remote MCP servers using Azure Functions in C# & .NET | with Matt Soucoup.
Connecting Azure Functions to IBM DB2: Solving Installation Challenges with ibm_db
Connecting Azure Functions to IBM DB2 using Python's ibm_db package. Learn how to overcome installation hurdles & master efficient data handling. #AzureFunctions #IBMDB2 #Python #DatabaseConnectivity #CloudComputing #DataIntegration
https://tech-champion.com/database/connecting-azure-functions-to-ibm-db2-solving-installation-challenges-with-ibm_db/
Learn how to connect Azure Functions to IBM DB2. Trouble...
Blogged: .NET Azure Functions in isolated-worker model, Serilog and App Insights.
https://david.gardiner.net.au/2025/02/functions-serilog-appinsights.html
Discover how to standardize API responses with ApiResponse<T> in Azure Functions & TypeScript. Improve error handling, debugging, and scalability! #AzureFunctions #TypeScript #API #ErrorHandling #DevOps #Coding
A Guide to Implementing ActivityPub in a Static Site (or Any Website) - Part 8 is out!
Follow the site here @blog or check the article here: https://maho.dev/2025/01/a-guide-to-implementing-activitypub-in-a-static-site-or-any-website-part-8/
#fediverse #activitypub #static-sites #hugo #azure #mastodon #web-development #social-web #webfinger #http #azure #azurefunctions
Effortless publishing with Azure Functions Flex Consumption by Brady Gaster.
https://buff.ly/3ZSZGr1
#visualstudio #cloud #azure #webdev #azurefunctions #serverless
I can't believe that debugging experience of #azurefunctions is so bad due to the spam logging you get from service bus triggers. Finding relevant logging information in the logs is a disaster given that spam, en there seems to be no way to prevent it. Or is there? #dotnet
I've released a new addition to my Web Push protocol client stack for .NET - Azure Functions isolated worker model extension.
GitHub scales on demand with Azure Functions by Scott Hunter.
#cloud #github #azure #azurefunctions #scaling #performance #reliability
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/github-scales-on-demand-with-azure-functions/
Any Azure Functions wizards able to answer why I can't receive cancellation requests inside a QueueTrigger? #dotnet #azurefunctions https://stackoverflow.com/q/78578960
@DavidRGardiner BTW, if you want visibility, use hashtags such as #dotnet #azure #azurefunctions
This came up in discussions today. If you use .NET 6 or 7 with Azure Functions then there's some important dates coming up this year (and one is just a few weeks away):
- .NET 7 end of support is 14th May 2024
- .NET 6 end of support is 12th Nov 2024
Running those versions past those dates will likely still work, but you're basically on your own. Better to migrate to .NET 8.
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/apps-on-azure-blog/net-on-azure-functions-march-2024-roadmap-update/ba-p/4097744?WT.mc_id=DOP-MVP-5001655 #Azure #AzureFunctions #dotnet
I had completely forgotten that I'd created this little #golang #AzureFunctions app which connected to my solar inverter API and just reported on the current data. It's been sat there happily chugging away for a couple of months now
I actually really like the Azure Function custom runtime, it opens up the language choices a lot and seems pretty rock solid.
I have spent all day migrating an #AzureFunctions app from #dotnet 6 to 8, and (because I like pain it seems) migrating it from an in-process app to an isolated-worker model.
It works, and I am proud of my achievements. But I really want a beer now
Today's blog post: How to solve a ‘No HTTP triggers found’ error when using Azure Functions with Python V2 programming model - https://blog.rtwilson.com/one-reason-for-getting-a-no-http-triggers-found-error-when-using-azure-functions-with-python-v2-programming-model/
I ran into this a few weeks ago with some work for a client. It really confused me and I couldn't see any good answers online, so I wrote one!
