Recent DiscussionsMost RecentNewest TopicsMost LikesSolutionsTagged:TagRe: Slow initial run of Azure functionsThe Azure Functions service has a scale controller component that monitors your event sources. When an event source goes idle for many hours, it will wait longer to poll your event source for new messages. Looks like this is happening here. There's not much you can do to control this behavior in the consumption plan. One possibility is to switch to the premium plan, but that might not be economical for an app that is not always in use.Re: Azure Functions / Firebase FunctionsIn many respects they are very similar. If you're working with mobile apps and are primarily working with Azure services, Azure Functions and its tight integration with those services via triggers, as well as input/output bindings allows you to do a lot without writing much code.Re: Durable Function calling (non-durable) Azure Function in different Function AppYep managed identity should work. You can make http calls with managed identity from a Durable Functions orchestrator with the call http feature: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/durable/durable-functions-http-features?tabs=csharp#consuming-http-apisRe: Authentication (EasyAuth) on Linux consumption planEasyAuth on Linux Consumption is on the way. Hopefully you’ll see it light up in the next month or two. Thanks for your patience.Re: PWA serverless Recommend checking out Azure Static Web Apps for deploying and hosting both the frontend of your PWA and Azure Functions serverless backend together in one place. Re: Singleton in FunctionsYes you can do this. What language are you using?Re: Monte Carlo Simulations using Durable Azure Functions BobbyJ10 There are a couple ways to approach this. If the simulations can run as an Azure Function, Durable Functions can be a good way to orchestrate them as activity functions. There are some settings that you might need to change to make a CPU-bound workload scale properly. We've also seen customers use Durable Functions to orchestrate workloads running in Batch or Container Instances. That's a good route to go if you need to coordinate compute to do large batches of work.
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