
Discover the course structure for Azure serverless functions, and learn event-driven architectures, bindings, and real-world function development using the Azure portal and Visual Studio Code.
Discover how serverless computing on Azure eliminates infrastructure management, letting you focus on business logic and rapid development with fully managed services and diverse execution environments.
Explore event driven architecture, where applications respond to events from user actions or system events. Azure services enable event driven processing by triggering functions and storing events in Cosmos DB.
Explore Azure Functions as a serverless, event-driven option that lets you write less code, rely on managed infrastructure, and process events via triggers and edge functions.
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To keep this course aligned with today's technology, we've added this AI-focused section. These lessons show how Generative AI can enhance your productivity while reinforcing the importance of strong technical fundamentals. After completing this section, continue with the remaining course content to apply these concepts in practice.
See generative AI write a real PowerShell script, a Python script, a GitHub Actions workflow, a Kubernetes manifest, and a Terraform config — live, on screen. Whether you're learning to code, script, or build cloud infrastructure with AI coding assistants like ChatGPT and Copilot, this lecture sets the baseline: here's exactly what AI can already do for you, so the rest of the course can show you what it still can't.
AI can write a script in seconds — so why keep learning to write one yourself? This lecture answers that honestly, with two live, real examples in PowerShell and Python where AI-generated code looks perfect and quietly isn't. Essential for anyone using an AI coding assistant for scripting, automation, or infrastructure work who wants to close the judgment gap AI can't close for you.
A real near-miss story, reproduced live: an AI-generated script almost leaks a live API key straight to a public GitHub repo — and how an automated guardrail catches it in seconds. A must-watch for anyone using generative AI for coding, DevOps, or cloud automation who wants to build securely, not just quickly.
Beyond writing code — five real, practical ways to use generative AI every day: fast upskilling on new tools, automated documentation, smarter troubleshooting with real context, and a head start on architecture diagrams. Straight from a working Generative AI Architect's own daily toolkit, not theory — the habits that actually save time on real scripting, DevOps, and cloud engineering work.
Deploy a function app in the Azure portal by selecting subscription and resource group, a globally unique name, Python on Linux, and hosting plan with storage and application insights.
Create your first Azure function in the portal, learn to trigger with predefined templates, configure authorization, and monitor the function app with logs.
Configure your local environment for developing and running Azure function apps, install and validate Python, Azure CLI, and Azure Functions Core Tools, and run function apps locally.
Create your first azure function app in a local folder with func init. Understand the file structure and core files like local.settings.json and host.json for local and azure configurations.
Develop an Azure serverless function locally by creating a local function app, adding timer based functions with input and output bindings, testing, and publishing to Azure using storage.
Develop Azure functions with the VS Code extension Add Your Functions to browse, create, manage, deploy, and debug locally, then publish to an Azure function app and upload local settings.
Set up a serverless Azure SQL database for an Azure Functions project, demonstrate cost savings, configure access, and prepare the local environment with the odbc driver and requirements.txt.
Develop and deploy an Azure function api to get online course details by querying a SQL Server database, and return results to a browser page via an http trigger.
Develop an Azure function API that fetches online course details and displays JSON results in the browser, with query parameters for instructor name and topic.
Build an Azure function to collect feedback from query parameters and store it in a database table with timestamp, handling both valid reviews and bad records.
Create a timer-triggered Azure function to perform scheduled database cleanup by deleting bad records, using local settings and a function app in Azure, then deploy and verify via logs.
Explore Azure Service Bus and learn how queues, topics, and subscriptions decouple message sender and receiver for reliable, scalable cloud messaging.
Deploy and explore Azure Service Bus by creating a namespace, queues, and topics; configure shared access policies, send and receive messages, and use pub/sub with subscriptions and filters.
HTTP-triggered Azure function that uses an output blob binding to write incoming text to a blob in a storage container, showcasing declarative bindings and automation.
Learn how to create an Azure function that triggers on blob creation, reads and processes blob text, and writes the result to a separate container using an output binding.
Learn to build an Azure serverless workflow that reads blobs from container two, processes text, and queues messages to a storage queue, chaining blob-to-queue functions end to end.
Learn to build an Azure function triggered by a storage queue, process messages, and publish them to an Azure Service Bus topic with bindings and a subscription.
Learn to prevent duplicate processing in azure functions by deleting blobs after processing and sharing the delete blob logic via a common module.
Learn how binding expressions replace hardcoded values in Azure functions using local settings.json for seamless environment deployment, and monitor with application insights, live metrics, and logs.
Serverless is how modern cloud apps get built - you write the code, and Azure handles the servers, scaling, and you pay only for what runs. This hands-on course teaches you Azure Functions and serverless computing from scratch by building real, event-driven applications - and you can complete it in a weekend.
Built for developers, cloud engineers, and Azure enthusiasts, this course is project-rich, not theory-heavy. You'll build real Azure Functions (Python-based) that expose APIs, talk to a database, react to messages, process storage, and even send email - the exact patterns behind production serverless systems. It also maps closely to the Azure Functions topics of the AZ-204 Azure Developer Associate exam.
Serverless and event-driven skills are in high demand for 2026 - this course helps you land better projects and stand out for better-paying roles.
You get 31 lectures across 10 sections, a downloadable course book, and full source code - all backed by 1-on-1 instructor support, LIFETIME access, and a 100% money-back guarantee.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN - KEY TOPICS COVERED:
- Serverless computing and event-driven architecture fundamentals
- What Azure Functions are, and creating your first function in the Azure portal
- Setting up a local development environment and developing functions in VS Code
- Understanding the Function App file structure
- Building Azure Function APIs backed by a serverless Azure SQL Database
- Functions to collect feedback, store data, and run scheduled database cleanup
- Azure Service Bus - introduction and deployment
- Function integrations - HTTP triggers, blob processing, storage queues, and Service Bus topics
- Shared/imported code, binding expressions, and function monitoring
- Capstone project: a Transaction Processing System - HTTP-to-queue, Service Bus triggers, database writes, and email
By the end you'll be building and deploying your own serverless applications with confidence. Azure Functions is an in-demand, career-boosting cloud skill - and this course is the one-stop solution to gaining it. Enroll now and go serverless.
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