Introduction

Three years ago, after the release of Azure Durable Functions, I wrote a post comparing the capabilities of Logic Apps and Durable Functions. Both service offerings provide orchestration capabilities on Azure. At that time, Azure Durable Functions had just been released as generally available. As you’d...

This post is part of a series

1. Your Own Serverless Request Bin with Azure Functions
2. Your Own Serverless Request Bin with Azure Durable Functions (this)

In a previous post, I shared how you can deploy a Serverless Request Bin using Azure Functions. I also shared how I built it using a memory cache as a persistence...

Introduction

Azure Durable Functions have support for different patterns, which enable us to build serverless and stateful applications without worrying about the state management implementation details. One of these useful patterns is the Asynchronous Http APIs. This pattern comes in handy when client applications...

Update 2021: An updated version of this post is available on this link. 

Introduction

Azure currently has two service offerings of serverless compute: Azure Logic Apps and Azure Functions. Until recently, one could argue that Azure Functions were code triggered by events while Logic Apps were event-triggered...

Introduction

This is a post part of a series of implementing serverless approval workflows on Azure:

1. Approval Workflow on Logic Apps with Twilio
2. Approval Workflow on Azure Durable Functions and SendGrid
3. Approval Workflow on Azure Durable Functions and Slack (this)

Recently, I published a post about implementing an

Introduction

This post is part of a series about implementing serverless approval workflows on Azure:

1. Approval Workflow on Logic Apps with Twilio
2. Approval Workflow on Azure Durable Functions and SendGrid (this)
3. Approval Workflow on Azure Durable Functions and Slack

Durable Functions is a new (in preview at the time...