Go from zero to hero with Azure Functions and PowerShell.
Azure Functions are a Serverless solution that enables you to create event-driven automation. While the heart of a function is code, it provides a lot of native options to connect with Azure resources, incorporate authentication and identity, and help orchestrate different pieces of code to work together. Enter PowerShell, an excellent language when it comes to automation of management tasks, reports, and monitoring. Using PowerShell in an Azure Function, you can manage it much like any application. You don’t have to write the code to connect to a storage account, because it is built in. You can trigger a script through a click on a web page, or by a custom event, giving you a very flexible and complete solution for all your automation needs.
Azure Functions and PowerShell will walk through every aspect of an Azure function and how it can improve your PowerShell processes. You'll consider the various aspects of a function, learn how to create your first function, and discover different ways to deploy them. You'll then learn the triggers and bindings that are available and how to set them up with a PowerShell function.
You'll learn through step-by-step guidance, complete with examples that allow you to put theory to practice for maximum retention. As you become more familiar with Azure Functions, you will be introduced to Azure tools that can be integrated, such as managed identity, Cosmos DB, and Azure monitor. You'll see how coding tools such as Visual Studio Code, GitHub, and Azure DevOps can help you improve the quality of your function, especially if you are working with multiple people.
What You Will Learn
Azure Functions are a Serverless solution that enables you to create event-driven automation. While the heart of a function is code, it provides a lot of native options to connect with Azure resources, incorporate authentication and identity, and help orchestrate different pieces of code to work together. Enter PowerShell, an excellent language when it comes to automation of management tasks, reports, and monitoring. Using PowerShell in an Azure Function, you can manage it much like any application. You don’t have to write the code to connect to a storage account, because it is built in. You can trigger a script through a click on a web page, or by a custom event, giving you a very flexible and complete solution for all your automation needs.
Azure Functions and PowerShell will walk through every aspect of an Azure function and how it can improve your PowerShell processes. You'll consider the various aspects of a function, learn how to create your first function, and discover different ways to deploy them. You'll then learn the triggers and bindings that are available and how to set them up with a PowerShell function.
You'll learn through step-by-step guidance, complete with examples that allow you to put theory to practice for maximum retention. As you become more familiar with Azure Functions, you will be introduced to Azure tools that can be integrated, such as managed identity, Cosmos DB, and Azure monitor. You'll see how coding tools such as Visual Studio Code, GitHub, and Azure DevOps can help you improve the quality of your function, especially if you are working with multiple people.
What You Will Learn
Shows you how to dive into Azure Functions running PowerShell, from triggers to CI/CD pipelines and authentication
Teaches you how to connect your scripts to events, storage accounts, databases, monitoring, and a lot more
Helps you manage your functions and use PowerShell with all the benefits of an application structure
Barbara Forbes
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