Training
Module
Chain Azure Functions together by using input and output bindings - Training
In this module, we learn how to integrate your Azure Function with various data sources by using bindings.
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Bindings specify how a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service endpoint communicates with other endpoints. At its most basic, a binding must specify the transport (for example, HTTP or TCP) to use. You can also set other characteristics, such as security and transaction support, through bindings.
WCF Bindings Overview
Overview of what WCF bindings do, what bindings the system provides, and how you can define or modify them.
System-Provided Bindings
A list of bindings included with WCF. These bindings cover the majority of security and message pattern requirements.
Using Bindings to Configure Services and Clients
A WCF binding contains important information that clients must use to connect to service endpoints.
Configuring Bindings for Services
Configuration enables administrators and installers to customize the bindings for service endpoints.
Training
Module
Chain Azure Functions together by using input and output bindings - Training
In this module, we learn how to integrate your Azure Function with various data sources by using bindings.
Documentation
Windows Communication Foundation Bindings Overview - WCF
Learn about bindings, which specify how to connect to a WCF service, including elements of a binding and how to specify a binding for a service endpoint.
System-provided bindings - WCF
Learn about all of the system-provided Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) bindings.
Simplified Configuration - WCF
Learn about simplified configuration for WCF services. .NET Framework 4.6.1 provides a way to reduce the size and complexity of service configuration.