Azure Function App Use Cases: How to Leverage Serverless Computing Azure Function App is a powerful serverless computing service offered by Microsoft Azure. It enables developers to build and run event-driven applications without worrying about the underlying infrastructure. In this blog, we will explore some of the use cases for Azure Function App and how it can benefit your business. 1. Webhook Processing Webhooks are a way for third-party services to notify your application of events, such as a new user signup or a completed payment.

Overview Azure API Management is a fully managed service that enables customers to publish, secure, transform, maintain, and monitor APIs. With a few clicks in the Azure portal, you can create an API facade that acts as a “front door” through which external and internal applications can access data or business logic implemented by your custom-built backend services, running on Azure, for example on Azure App Service or Azure Kubernetes Service, or hosted outside of Azure, in a private datacenter or on-premises.

Overview In this post, I am going to show you some ways which can help you to monitor the expiry of your Azure AD Applications’ secrets. Whether you have the secrets stored in a keyvault or not, it does not matter. The list of approaches I am mentioning below will help you in either of the cases. But, you should always store the client secrets in a secured storage with KeyVault being the best and recommended solution for it.

Overview Usually when we work with Service Bus queues, after a while, we end up with some messages reaching the corresponding Dead-letter queue, which is nothing but a partition inside that queue to store messages that weren’t successfully processed. The reason for the messages ending up in DLQ could be anything starting from lock-duration issue to max delviery count threshold or even a technical issue. Once we have these messages piled up in DLQ, next action should be try to reprocess.

Overview Hello! In this post I am going to show you how can implement a monitoring solution for your API Connections that you have used in your integrations in Azure. These API Connections allow Azure services like a logic app to connect to external services like SQL server, outlook, Sharepoint online etc.If you are not aware of these API connections, you can learn about them here. This post is inspired from Sandro Pereira’s Blog.