march, 2021
03mar17:0018:00Stateful patterns in Azure Functions
Event Details
This is an event with our partner Microsoft Reactor, hosting events for all developers in our community. REGISTER TO WEBINAR USING THIS LINK What is this event about? What
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Event Details
This is an event with our partner Microsoft Reactor, hosting events for all developers in our community.
REGISTER TO WEBINAR USING THIS LINK
What is this event about?
What does the adjective “stateful” have to do with Azure Functions?
An Azure Function is a simple stateless unit of work, and the word “Stateful” seems out of place. In this session, you will see that the main Azure serverless technology can be used to create stateful entities. Scenarios, patterns, pros, and cons of using this approach.
Who is it aimed at?
This session is aimed at developers and architects who want to understand how Azure Functions, a stateless technology, can be used to implement stateful patterns and how extending Azure Functions is a great way to provide powerful features in a simple technology like Azure Functions. In this session, we will examine several stateful patterns we can implement using Durable Functions.
Why should I attend?
Azure Functions is a stateless technology, but in our scenarios, often, we need to store and manage state, and we want to do it in a serverless world. Durable Functions is the answer: an extension of Azure Functions that provides you the capability of storing and managing state and writing workflow.
Speaker Bio
Massimo is Azure Technical Trainer at Microsoft.
He spends his time helping customers empower their Azure skills to achieve more and leverage Azure’s power in their solutions.
Massimo is also a technical speaker both for local and international events and a user-group guy.
He founded several communities in Italy and collaborated with most of the Italian communities.
He is also passionate about biking, reading, and dogs!!
Pre-requisites:
C# knowledge
Azure Functions basic topics
Time
(Wednesday) 17:00 - 18:00
Location
Online
Organizer
Microsoft Reactor