Azure Functions

A number of changes affect the operation of Azure Functions from .NET 3 to .NET 5. In this post, we look at integrating with Azure App Configuration. Recently, Microsoft announced the availability of support for .NET 5 in Azure Functions. Upgrading is a little more complicated than usual. Normally we would just change netcoreapp3.1 over to net5.0 and have done with it. Not this time. Historically, Azure Functions have always been tightly coupled with the version of the runtime, Long Term Support (LTS) specifically....

To start this post, I want to assume you are already familiar with the process of creating Azure Functions. In order to follow this post, you will need to have an Azure Function already deployed (could be empty though) and a project in Azure DevOps which you have access to. Clone a test function If you don’t have any code available (I’m using C# functions in this example), you can clone a repository from my GitHub account if you wish to follow using the same code....