How can I publish multiple Azure Functions dynamically?

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How can I publish multiple Azure Functions dynamically?

Anonymous

I am trying to find a way to publish multiple Azure Functions more dynamically from Visual Studio.

Currently, I have about 30+ functions to be published in a Visual Studio solution file.

I had to break down each function piece by piece with some date ranges or other criteria because when I try to move data into Azure Data Factory, it would not take more than 4 MB using Web Activity.

Reference:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/700102/how-to-scale-out-the-size-of-data-moving-using-azu.html

I am trying to find a way to dynamically publish multiple Function from Visual Studio or some other way.

Currently, I have to comment / uncomment the lines that indicate for the name of function in C# file and publish individually.

Is there any better way to be more dynamic?

Thanks.

Rodolfo Castelo 26 Reputation points

2022-02-02T19:33:25.42+00:00

Do you want to publish each function to different Azure Function resources on Azure?

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Rodolfo Castelo 26 Reputation points

2022-02-02T19:33:25.42+00:00

Do you want to publish each function to different Azure Function resources on Azure?

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Anonymous

@Rodolfo Castelo
Thank you for help.

For now, each pipeline is connected to different Azure Function (all because of size limit of Web Activity)..
I had to break down..

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Anonymous

@Rodolfo Castelo
I would like to follow up on my comment.
Is there any solution to publish multiple functions from visual studio solution file more dynamically?
Thanks.

Rodolfo Castelo 26 Reputation points

2022-02-06T00:51:42.167+00:00

Are this function depending on each other? I think you could use Durable Functions. Did you try? Maybe we can have a meeting!
Anonymous

2022-02-07T01:44:50.507+00:00

@Rodolfo Castelo
Thank you for your feedback.

I am using a durable function, but due to size limit, I have to break down into so many pieces (with only short span of date span etc.).
I am just trying to minimize the manual processes (like publishing each Azure Function from Visual Studio solution), so I posted this question separately.

I posted my issue of size limit on other thread (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/700102/how-to-scale-out-the-size-of-data-moving-using-azu.html), and that is another issue that I am trying to figure out.

Overall, running 40 Azure Functions for each month for one Table is very labor intensive process, and I am not sure what other way I could improve the process.

If you are available for like 30 min Zoom meeting, that would be great. I am located in California, USA.
I could show you what I have. We could definitely learn from each other.

Thanks.

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