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About this project

Demonstrates how to use Redis Cache from a .NET Core Azure function app

Accompanying article

This code accompanies the aricle I wrote here https://medium.com/@saurabh.dasgupta1/about-7fb96fb1f80d

What does this SOLUTION contain?

Azure function (HTTP trigger)

  • FunctionApp1.csproj
  • This implements a few HTTP end points which interact with Redis

Some basic unit tests

  • UnitTestProject1.csproj
  • Less of unit testing and more to demonstrate various code snippets

Deployment

  • PowerShell scripts for infrastructure deployment (App service plan, app, redis cache, app insight)
  • ARM template

How to create the Azure resources and deploy your code?

  • You will need an Azure subscription
  • Ensure you have PowerShell and the Az modules installed
  • Once installed ensure you have done a login from PowerShell via Connect-AzAccount
  • If you run Get-AzSubscription then you should see teh subscriptions available to you
  • Launch a PowerShell console and navigate to the Deployment project and run CreateAzureResources.ps1
  • Wait for the script to complete. Deploying Redis Cache can take up to 30 minutes.
  • Once done, you will now have to compile and upload your Function app binaries to the new App Service that you just created in the previous step
  • Run the script UploadToAzure.ps1. You should run this script from a PowerShell console which is able to run dotnet cmdline exe

How to test the deployment succeeded?

Visual inspection

  • You should see a new resource group rg-dev-redis-demo
  • You can use Postman to fire the HTTP end points as shown below

What are the various HTTP end points