pedrovasconcellos / simple-log-azure-functions

Simple Log in Azure Functions

SimpleLog

Simple Log

Install dependencies Before you can get started, you should install .NET Core. You should also install Node.JS which includes npm, which is how you will obtain the Azure Functions Core Tools. If you prefer not to install Node, see the other installation options in our Core Tools reference. Run the following command to install the Core Tools package:

$ npm install -g azure-functions-core-tools@3

Create an Azure Functions project In the terminal window or from a command prompt, navigate to an empty folder for your project, and run the following command:

$ func init

You will also be prompted to choose a runtime for the project. Select dotnet.

Create a function To create a function, run the following command:

$ func new

This will prompt you to choose a template for your function. We recommend HTTP trigger for getting started.

Run your function project locally Run the following command to start your function app:

$ func  start

The runtime will output a URL for any HTTP functions, which can be copied and run in your browser's address bar. To stop debugging, use Ctrl-C in the terminal.

Deploy your code to Azure To publish your Functions project into Azure, enter the following command:

$ cd src/SimpleLog.HttpTrigger

$ az login

$ func azure functionapp publish SimpleLog --csharp

Note: There are two types of databases that this project can use [MSSQL, MongoDB]

MSSQL

Install MSSQL (SqlServer) to test inside LocalHost

$ docker run --name sqlserver -i -e ACCEPT_EULA=Y -e SA_PASSWORD=MyPassword7 -p 1433:1433 -d mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:latest

Execute

CREATE DATABASE VasconcellosSolutions
GO
USE VasconcellosSolutions
GO
CREATE TABLE SimpleLog (
	Id UNIQUEIDENTIFIER PRIMARY KEY,
	OurClientId UNIQUEIDENTIFIER NOT NULL,
	ApplicationId UNIQUEIDENTIFIER NOT NULL,
	LogLevel INT NOT NULL,
	Description VARCHAR(80) NOT NULL,
	Json TEXT NOT NULL,
	Created DATETIME NOT NULL
)

Create Environment Variable MSSQL

Name = ConnectionStringMSQSQL.SimpleLog.HttpTrigger
Value = Server=localhost;Database=SimpleLog;MultipleActiveResultSets=true;User Id=sa;Password=MyPassword7

MongoDB

Install Docker MongoDB to test inside LocalHost (Note: use port 17017 to connect to the bank)

$  docker run --name MongoDB -p 17017:27017 -d mongo

Create Environment Variable MongoDB

Name = ConnectionStringMongoDB.SimpleLog.HttpTrigger
Value = mongodb://localhost:17017/SimpleLog

Sponsor

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