Learn Azure Serverless Functions in a Weekend - Azure Functions to Add Message to Service Bus Topic

This lecture covers the creation and deployment of an Azure function that processes messages from a storage queue and sends them to an Azure Service Bus topic. The session includes setting up triggers and bindings, executing the function, monitoring message flow, and deploying the function to an Azure Function App. The lecture concludes with troubleshooting unexpected message counts and preparing for the next session to address these issues.

What is the primary task of the Azure function discussed in the lecture?

• To process a storage queue and send messages to an Azure Service Bus topic

• To read messages from a BLOB and send them to a queue

• To monitor a Service Bus topic and send alerts

• To process a storage queue and send messages to a BLOB

What is the trigger for the Azure function being set up?

• Azure Event Hub

• Azure Queue Storage

• Azure BLOB Storage

• Azure Service Bus

What is the purpose of adding a binding in the Azure function?

• To connect the function to a database

• To specify where the processed message should be sent

• To set up a timer for the function

• To enable logging for the function

What happens to the messages in the queue once the Azure function processes them?

• They are sent to the Azure Service Bus topic

• They are moved to another queue

• They are archived in a BLOB

• They are deleted from the queue

What issue was identified after deploying the function to Azure Function App?

• The function failed to connect to the Service Bus

• Unexpected extra messages appeared in the subscription

• The function processed messages incorrectly

• The function was not triggered