Azure Functions
Azure Functions is an event driven, compute-on-demand experience that extends the existing Azure application platform with capabilities to implement code triggered by events occurring in other Azure services, SaaS products, and on-premises systems. With Azure Functions, your applications scale based on demand and you pay only for the resources you consume. Azure Functions provides an intuitive, browser-based user interface allowing you to create scheduled or triggered pieces of code implemented in a variety of programming languages.
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Golang support for Azure Functions
C# and other environments are already supported; it would be nice if Go / Golang was one of them. I'd love to handle web requests using Golang + Azure Functions.
It could provide the "HTTP Requests" via the stdin, while the "HTTP Response" can be given via the stdout. (or whatever those two are called on Windows ;-) )
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ASP.NET Core MVC/Web API support
Enable developers to create serverless applications using the ASP.NET Core Web API framework.
56 votesGreat ask. Keep the votes coming. Nothing planned short term.
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Jeff -
Enable triggering of Azure functions based on an event in RabbitMQ
Hello, we are having a scenario where we should be able to trigger a function when a message is added to RabbitMQ. This would be really helpful in using Azure functions to integrate with other Message queuing platforms that support AMQP protocol.
37 votesGreat request and have heard a bit on this over the last few weeks. Keep the votes coming
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Jeff -
Retrieve function app keys from ARM template
Make it possible to set/retrieve function app keys via ARM templates.
This will make it easier to store it in the settings of an other service while rolling out an environment.23 votesWe agree this needs to happen and we’re figuring out the best path forward.
Matthew
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Support Service Bus trigger with use of SAS token
In our company we are using Service Bus with a framework that deals out the SAS tokens to queues. These tokens are living for few days only and concern hierarchical queues (eg. queue name could be productA/event-type-B/subtypeC) and only Listen policy.
This would mean that listening on a different level then root level of namespace would be needed.
Best if also the whole connection to SB described by this token would be separate object from the Function, so we could modify it (by altering with new SAS token/whole connection string) without modifying the Function code (as API Connections in Logic…20 votesNo plans for this right now, but please keep the votes coming.
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Global exception handler
Make it possible to have a global exception handler in C# Azure Functions App project - to be able to handle exceptions in one central location.
17 votesStill a valid request but nothing planned in the immediate future.
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Jeff -
Keep supporting Powershell in Azure Functions!
I went to set up Azure functions for a new client and had to delete and re-create my application so I could downgrade to runtime 1.0 in order to use a powershell function. Even AWS has realized the proliferation of Powershell and now allows it to be used in Lambda functions. I have probably thousands of administrative scripts in my archives that could easily be ported to Azure functions. I'd move to AWS before I'd invest the time to re-write them all.
15 votesWe’re now working on PowerShell 6 support in Functions 2.0! Please tune into the repo here – https://github.com/Azure/azure-functions-powershell-worker for more details.
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Add support for Open API (Swagger 3)
Azure Functions currently supports Open API (Swagger 2) (https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/updates/announcing-azure-functions-open-api-swagger-support-preview/).
Now that Open API 3 has been released, it would be helpful if the latest standard could also be supported
15 votesThanks for the feedback!
We’re planning to add the option to support openAPI 3I’ve added a github issue to track the work item.
https://github.com/Azure/azure-functions-host/issues/2011Alex
Azure Functions team -
Don't 'hardcode' the storage account connection string for the storage account that backs azure functions
Currently each Function App has an application setting string "WEBSITE_CONTENTAZUREFILECONNECTIONSTRING"which is a fixed (=hardcoded) connection string. This breaks when performing key rotation on the connection string and is opaque to diagnose since that setting is automatically setup by the portal UI/wizard.
Can you instead just store the subscription ID and storage account name and then fetch the latest connection string for the storage account using the management API? This will make sure that the function app survives storage account key rotations
14 votesThis makes sense. We are working on solutions to enable storing the secret in Key Vault and account for rotation. There is some additional validation logic that needs to be relaxed to enable these scenarios.
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Support Linux + Python support for Azure functions
Please support python based Azure functions that run in a Linux Docker container.
Linux Docker containers are already supported so we are half of the way there and Python is working/supported on windows preview.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-create-function-linux-custom-image
Currently if you try to create a simple python based Azure function on Linux preview you get the error: HttpTriggerPy1: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
The use case here is being able to run "enterprise" python 2 environments with hard dependencies on Linux. I can verify python runs correctly and can send an example Dockerfile if needed.
14 votesThe feature is currently in active development / limited preview. We invite you to try the early bits and share your feedback with us. Please follow the links below for more information -
https://github.com/Azure/azure-functions-python-worker
https://github.com/Azure/azure-functions-python-worker/wiki/Create-Function-(CLI)
https://pythondeveloperguide.azurewebsites.net/Thanks,
Asavari -
Set environment variable override for AuthorizationLevel.Function key
When running within the Azure Functions Runtime inside of a Docker container, we can't use AuthorizationLevel.Function as there is no way to retrieve the key from the runtime. It'd be great if we could directly set a function key in our compose.yml as an environment variable. For deployment, we just leave the environment variable blank and the App Service can set the keys.
Related SO question:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52174892/how-to-set-authorzationlevel-per-an-environment-condition-when-running-csproj-fu11 votesThis makes sense. We’ll look into it.
Matthew
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Enable direct internal Function-to-Function calls
There is a need to call one Function from another Function without an Internet round-trip, and without dependencies on additional services. (To me, "no Internet round-trip" implies the same region, but if "anywhere within Azure" optimizations could be made without a direct http call to go elsewhere, that would also be ideal.)
Since the request linked below was closed as Completed even though the "resolution" refers to orchestration, a completely different concern, I'm opening this to re-request with the original intent.
11 votesNo change in status, but moving this to unplanned to better reflect feature status.
—Colby
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Functions Should support Custom Trigger events
Functions Should be able to support custom triggers
In my case i need a trigger from azure redis which is not possible in functions now.10 votesThe way to do this with Functions would be to write a custom logic app trigger or event grid trigger. We have no current plans to directly support this.
-Colby
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Add support to Open Tracing/Zipkin
Opentracing (http://opentracing.io/) is a popular standard for tracing correlated requests across many different services communicating via RPC. It contains implementations on several different platforms and various tools (zipkin being one of the most popular ones). The standard can be easily extended over HTTP using dedicated headers from client/server side. It would be great if Azure functions would be able to provide more or less transparent support for it.
9 votesWe are currently working on supporting a suite of Azure based distributed tracing solutions. We have no current plans to support this tool, but would love to hear from the community, and are leaving this item open to collect feedback :)
Thanks!
Alex
Azure Functions Team -
Add support for hybrid connections to Consumption Plan
Can we add Hybrid Connections to functions running in Consumption Plans
I'm aware of the idea ...
https://feedback.azure.com/forums/355860-azure-functions/suggestions/14807298-should-support-hybrid-connectionsBut this is for App Service Plans, and only mentions Consumption Plan in the response.
8 votesHello, we’re looking into more networking options for Azure Functions, but no plans on bringing Hybrid Connections to consumption plan at this time.
Thanks,
Eduardo -
Manage Function Proxies using the Azure REST API
Similar to how functions work, it would be useful if we can programmatically manage Proxies within Functions using the Azure REST API.
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Support for queue settings per function
As I was looking for a way to configure the visibility timeout for queue messages I found that the only configuration seemed to be at the host level. The problem is that my queues have different needs and one setting will not work optimally for all queues. I am looking for a way to configure each queue independently.
7 votesGood request and thanks for insight, keep the votes coming. No current plans on this
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Jeff -
consumption plan china
Currently Azure Function Apps cannot be hosted on a Consumption Plan if the target Cloud is China.
We would like to have the capability to use the Consumption Plan also on this Azure Region.
6 votesThanks for your feedback. Currently, we don’t have any plans for consumption offering in the China cloud. We will monitor the votes on this request to accordingly inform the priority on our backlog.
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Support authentication for Azure Function Core Tools
Azure Functions has been great, especially the ability to run the Core Tools locally. However, there are often scenarios where you return data depending on the currently authenticated user. This appears to be supported in Azure Functions in Azure now but there are no options within the Core Tools. This would be hugely useful for local development.
6 votesThis is something we’re looking to enable.
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Please offer Function App Service in DreamSpark Imagine Student offering License
Server-less Functions are great for quick and dirty development and testing. Please make this available (for testing) to DreamSpark Imagine Student license.
6 votesThis work has been started. Get your pencils sharpened and your notes ready!
Alex
Azure Functions Team
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