Serverless .NET with Azure Functions
Azure Functions .NET enables you to build event-driven, pay-per-execution serverless applications on Microsoft Azure without managing infrastructure. This series teaches you to architect, build, and optimize production-grade function apps using the isolated worker model, HTTP and event triggers, bindings for integrated cloud services, and advanced patterns like Durable Functions for long-running workflows.
Whether you are a .NET developer moving to cloud-native architecture or building microservices that scale on demand, this 10-article series provides hands-on tutorials covering the complete lifecycle: from your first HTTP-triggered function to observability, cost optimization, and security hardening. Each article includes annotated code examples, architectural insights, and performance considerations grounded in real 2026 deployment practices.
Articles in this series
- Azure Functions .NET: Getting Started with HTTP Triggers
- Building Event-Driven Apps with Azure Functions and Event Grid
- Dependency Injection in Azure Functions: Step-by-Step Setup
- Azure Functions Bindings: Integrate Storage, Queues, and Databases
- Durable Functions .NET: Orchestrate Long-Running Workflows
- Cold Starts in Azure Functions: Diagnosis and Optimization Strategies
- Securing Azure Functions: Authentication, Authorization, and Secrets
- Monitoring and Observability for Azure Functions .NET
- Scaling Azure Functions: Cost Optimization and Performance Tuning
- Testing Azure Functions Locally: Unit Tests, Integration Tests, and Debugging