Azure Durable Functions Fundamentals

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Mark Heath

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00. Course Overview

00. Course Overview.mp4

01:52

01. Introducing Durable Functions

00. Version Check.mp4

00:15

01. Introducing Durable Functions.mp4

00:59

02. Azure Functions Overview.mp4

01:54

03. Serverless Overview.mp4

01:31

04. Why Durable Functions - .mp4

02:47

05. Durable Functions Benefits.mp4

01:11

06. Key Durable Function Concepts.mp4

02:19

07. Event Sourcing.mp4

01:53

08. Task Hubs.mp4

01:00

09. Developing Durable Functions.mp4

01:14

10. Setting up VS.mp4

01:07

11. Demo - Creating a Project.mp4

02:23

12. Demo - Enabling Durable Functions.mp4

00:49

13. Demo - Testing the Function App.mp4

01:30

14. Demo - Azure Storage Emulator.mp4

01:38

15. Module Summary.mp4

01:54

16. Additional Resources.mp4

00:49

02. Chaining Functions Together

00. Chaining Functions.mp4

02:21

01. Demo Scenario.mp4

01:17

02. Demo - Creating a Starter Function.mp4

02:57

03. Demo - Using OrchestrationContext.mp4

03:16

04. Demo - Creating an Orchestrator Function.mp4

02:04

05. Demo - Calling Activities.mp4

05:22

06. Orchestrator Function Rules.mp4

03:55

07. Logging in Orchestrator Functions.mp4

01:18

08. Demo - Creating Activity Functions.mp4

05:04

09. Demo - Running an Orchestration.mp4

05:08

10. Module Summary.mp4

02:10

03. Monitoring Workflows and Handling Errors

00. Module Overview.mp4

00:58

01. Durable Functions REST API.mp4

03:08

02. Looking Inside Task Hubs.mp4

01:34

03. Demo - Exploring the Task Hub.mp4

03:55

04. Handling Errors.mp4

02:45

05. Demo - Exceptions in Activities.mp4

02:26

06. Demo - Handling Exceptions in Orchestrator Functions.mp4

02:19

07. Retrying Activities.mp4

01:53

08. Cancelling Workflows.mp4

00:55

09. Demo - Cancelling a Workflow.mp4

01:32

10. Module Summary.mp4

01:25

04. Supporting the Fan-out Fan-in Pattern

00. Fan-out Fan-in Pattern.mp4

02:06

01. Demo - Implementing Fan-out Fan-in.mp4

04:50

02. Demo - Testing Fan-out Fan-in.mp4

03:01

03. Demo - Getting Bitrates from Config.mp4

03:40

04. Demo - Using Sub-orchestrations.mp4

04:04

05. Module Summary.mp4

01:51

05. Waiting for Human Interaction

00. Waiting for Human Interaction.mp4

01:43

01. Waiting for External Events.mp4

04:23

02. Demo - Sending External Events with the REST API.mp4

02:23

03. Sending Events to Workflows.mp4

02:25

04. Demo - Sending External Events to Orchestrations.mp4

11:37

05. Demo - Testing Sending External Events.mp4

02:38

06. Demo - Implementing Timeout.mp4

01:57

07. Demo - Testing Timeouts.mp4

01:24

08. Module Summary.mp4

00:54

06. Implementing Eternal Orchestrations

00. Eternal Orchestrations.mp4

02:27

01. Demo - Using ContinueAsNew.mp4

05:25

02. Exiting Eternal Orchestrations.mp4

01:39

03. Demo - Terminating an Eternal Orchestration.mp4

01:22

04. Eternal Orchestrations Versus Timers.mp4

01:39

05. Alternative Uses of ContinueAsNew.mp4

01:49

06. Module Summary.mp4

00:54

07. Running in Production

00. Module Overview.mp4

01:21

01. Deploying Durable Functions.mp4

01:56

02. Deploying from Visual Studio.mp4

02:31

03. Automated Deployment.mp4

01:28

04. Securing Durable Functions.mp4

02:05

05. Demo - Starter Function Security.mp4

01:27

06. Monitoring Durable Functions.mp4

01:32

07. Demo - Application Insights.mp4

02:08

08. Upgrading Orchestrator Functions.mp4

03:38

09. Keeping Up to Date.mp4

01:13

10. Performing Real Video Transcodes.mp4

03:03

11. Module Summary.mp4

01:39

Description

Durable Functions enables you to create reliable stateful workflows with Azure Functions. This course teaches you how to implement "fan-out fan-in" patterns, pause waiting for human interaction, and how to debug, deploy, and monitor your workflows.

What You'll Learn?

When you're creating workflows with serverless functions, managing errors, tracking state, and running activities in parallel can result in a lot of extra work. In this course, Azure Durable Functions Fundamentals, you'll learn how Durable Functions allows you to easily and reliably build your stateful workflows on top of the Azure Functions platform, while still taking advantage of all its benefits including scalability, rapid development, and a consumption-based pricing model.

First, you'll learn how you can handle errors and track the progress of workflows
Next, you'll see how easy it is to implement advanced workflow patterns such as "fan-out fan-in" or waiting for human interaction
Finally, you'll explore how to move from local development and debugging to deploying and monitoring your durable workflows in Azure

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Mark Heath is a software developer based in Southampton, England, working for NICE Systems as a software architect creating cloud based digital evidence management systems for the police. He is the creator of NAudio, an open source audio framework for .NET. He is passionate about continually improving his skills and training other developers, and in recent years has been particularly focused on the challenges of creating scalable and reliable Azure-deployed systems. In his (very limited) spare time, he enjoys home studio recording, football and theology, and spending time with his five very energetic children.

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