Vincent biret azure functions and flow (ottawa)
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This document outlines Vincent Biret's presentation on Azure Functions and Microsoft Flow. The presentation includes demos of using Flow to automate workflows across various services and using Functions to run pieces of code in the cloud. It also discusses pricing plans for Flow, supported languages for Functions, and best practices for integrating Flow and Functions. The presentation agenda covers introductions to Flow and Functions, demos of each, and a conclusion about how these tools can provide reliable development, save time and money, and empower users.
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Vincent biret azure functions and flow (ottawa)
- 1. aOS 2017Canadian Tour Fueled by Quebec Montreal Ottawa Toronto February 6 February 7 February 8 February 10
- 2. Introduction to Azure Fonctions and Microsoft Flow Or reliable and fast development Vincent Biret MVP Office Servers and Services Cloud Architect @ 2ToLead @baywet bit.ly/vincentbiret
- 3. Thanks !
- 4. Fact – it’s hard to find good devs
- 5. Fact – dev can get complex
- 6. Fact – costs increase rapidly
- 7. • Customizing SharePoint Workflows with SPD? • Developing WF with Visual Studio? • Maintaining a WF infrastructure? Your experience?
- 8. • SharePoint workflows are a complicated thing • Limited to SharePoint • Software development is costly • Reusing what already exists Why this session?
- 10. • Demo (“broken bridges” solution) • Introduction to Microsoft Flow • Introduction to Azure Functions • Conclusion Agenda
- 11. Ready?
- 15. Microsoft Flow Or workflows that actually work
- 16. • User based workflow solution • 91 services integrated as of today • Web editor • You can leverage on prem data via a gateway • Steps based concept • Numerous templates already available Description
- 17. Some Services
- 18. • Free – 750 ex/month, 15 min • Plan 1 – 5USD/u/m – 4500 ex/month, 3min • O365 or D365 – free – 2000 ex/month, 5 min • Plan 2 – 15USD/u/m – 15 000 ex/month, 1 min Pricing
- 20. • Performances are not guaranteed • Delivery is not guaranteed • User based execution context • No import/export • Inconstancies Folder/SPItem Some remarks
- 21. • WebHooks to start the flows • Private API’s => use of swagger + AAD app • Public API’s => Swagger (Icone…) => flowdev@microsoft.com • Catalog => Iframes + URL params system or SDK JS What about the devs?
- 22. Azure Functions Or focusing on what matters
- 23. • Run « pieces of code » • Focus on code, nothing else • Supported by Azure App Service/WebJobs • .NET is .netcore Azure Functions
- 25. Scenarios
- 26. Scenario 2
- 27. Available region
- 28. Triggers
- 29. • One trigger per function • Can have multiple inputs (SQL, Azure Storage, DocumentDB…) • Can have multiple outputs (same as inputs + http, SendGrid, Twilio…) Triggers/Inputs/Outputs
- 30. f WebJob-App Service Cloud Service VM On prem How to chose? s i m p l i c i t y c o n t r o l e
- 31. • Web Editor • Git + Visual Studio • VS 2015 update 3 • Azure SDK 2.9.6 + • Web dev tools • https://aka.ms/azfunctiontools (SDK in preview) • #r ‘’Newtonsoft.Json’’ Tools
- 32. Demo Functions: inspector localisation, web editor, Visual Studio (if we have time)
- 33. Flow + Functions Best practices
- 34. • WebHooks (both ways) • Simple API (limitations) • API + swagger • API + Swagger + PowerApps Multiple integration options
- 35. Conclusion I swear, I’m going to stop talking soon and let you free
- 36. • Native access to tons of services and data • Short developement cycles • More power to users • Time saved • Money saved Conclusion
Editor's Notes
- Difficultés à recruter Overengineering coûts
- Audience: power users, devs, décideurs
- L’objectif c’est que les usagers fassent des flow et demandent aux développeurs des API/functions
- Gestion des questions, interaction, ok avec ce programme?
- Verifier le compte de la personne avec twilio.com/user/account/phone-numbers/verified
- https://flow.microsoft.com/
- https://flow.microsoft.com/fr-fr/pricing/
- Le débuggueur a cessé quand j’ai oublié d’approuver On peut attendre jusqu’à plusieurs minutes sur une approbation https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Flow-Ideas/Flow-export/idi-p/8912 http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/36906.microsoft-flow-and-sharepoint.aspx
- https://flow.microsoft.com/fr-fr/documentation/get-started-flow-dev/ https://flow.microsoft.com/fr-fr/documentation/embed-flow-dev/ https://flow.microsoft.com/fr-fr/documentation/customapi-webhooks/ https://flow.microsoft.com/fr-fr/documentation/register-custom-api/ https://sandervandevelde.wordpress.com/2016/10/09/triggering-microsoft-flow-using-an-azure-function/
- Emphase: faible courbe d’apprentissage car langages très présents dans l’industrie C# et Javascript ceux qui ont le plus d’intégration pour le moment
- Toutes les 15 minutes, data scavenging Event blob storage, transformation du CSV en données, explotation via powerbi Event excel onedrive, creation de graphiques automatisée
- Photo prise qui appelle un webhook, stockage dans le blob storage, redimensionnement des images Implémentation d’un bot via le SDK, commandes mappées à des functions, sortie mappée à des réponses
- Les autres paramètres d’entrées vont être mappés aux paramètres de notre fonction en fonction des noms qu’on fournit
- Expliquer ce qu’est un webhook Modèles de route permettent de réutiliser la même fonction en contextualisant les appels
- https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2016/12/01/visual-studio-tools-for-azure-functions/ Syntaxe r avec le pool de librairies à disposition Référencer une dll existante comme point d’entrée http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36577584/how-to-put-the-entry-point-of-an-azure-function-inside-a-net-dll
- https://www.visualstudio.com/fr-fr/docs/build/concepts/agents/hosted#software