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    This document discusses event-driven application development using Azure Functions. It begins with an overview of why event-driven computing is useful for increased efficiency and cost effectiveness. It then covers using Azure Functions for event-driven compute and Kubernetes Event-driven Autoscaling (KEDA) for running functions on Kubernetes. The document also discusses running Functions across cloud and edge with Azure Arc and using Durable Functions for stateful applications with a SQL backend. It concludes with demos of Durable Functions with a SQL backend and Functions on Kubernetes with Azure Arc.

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    This document discusses event-driven application development using Azure Functions. It begins with an overview of why event-driven computing is useful for increased efficiency and cost effectiveness. It then covers using Azure Functions for event-driven compute and Kubernetes Event-driven Autoscaling (KEDA) for running functions on Kubernetes. The document also discusses running Functions across cloud and edge with Azure Arc and using Durable Functions for stateful applications with a SQL backend. It concludes with demos of Durable Functions with a SQL backend and Functions on Kubernetes with Azure Arc.

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    This document discusses event-driven application development using Azure Functions. It begins with an overview of why event-driven computing is useful for increased efficiency and cost effectiveness. It then covers using Azure Functions for event-driven compute and Kubernetes Event-driven Autoscaling (KEDA) for running functions on Kubernetes. The document also discusses running Functions across cloud and edge with Azure Arc and using Durable Functions for stateful applications with a SQL backend. It concludes with demos of Durable Functions with a SQL backend and Functions on Kubernetes with Azure Arc.

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    This document discusses event-driven application development using Azure Functions. It begins with an overview of why event-driven computing is useful for increased efficiency and cost effectiveness. It then covers using Azure Functions for event-driven compute and Kubernetes Event-driven Autoscaling (KEDA) for running functions on Kubernetes. The document also discusses running Functions across cloud and edge with Azure Arc and using Durable Functions for stateful applications with a SQL backend. It concludes with demos of Durable Functions with a SQL backend and Functions on Kubernetes with Azure Arc.

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    Serverless: event-driven

    application development
    Maxime Rouiller
    Cloud Advocate

    Eamon O’Reilly
    Program Manager on Azure Functions
    Agenda
    Why event-driven?
    Event-driven compute with Azure Functions 
    Event-driven in Kubernetes
    Kubernetes event-driven Autoscaling (KEDA)
    Functions with Azure Arc
    Next steps
    Modern computing is
    all about events
    What is event-driven?
    Why event-driven?

    Loosely coupled

    Increased Cost
    efficiency effective
    Trends motivating
    event-driven applications​
    Data at rest Data in flight

    Strong data model Highly-connected services

    Hyperscale
    Predictable patterns
    distributed systems

    Open source ecosystem


    Closed source libraries
    and innovation
    Azure serverless ecosystem

    Event-driven serverless offerings

    IDE integration Built-in security

    Local development Rich monitoring

    Flexible Compliance
    deployment options and management
    Functions across cloud and edge
    Consistent app, tooling, and runtime

    Consumption and premium plans

    Kubernetes event-driven autoscaling

    Azure Arc and self-managed K8s


    Event-driven on Kubernetes

    Hybrid solutions— Compliance and Consistency


    some data needs to be —Azure policy
    processed on-premises or compliance requirements

    Specific compute Leverage existing


    requirements (e.g., Kubernetes investments
    GPUs, high memory)
    Kubernetes-based
    event-driven autoscaling
    Open source component to provide function-like scale
    in Kubernetes for any container

    Azure Functions native tooling and trigger support

    Scale to zero or scale to thousands

    Learn more | https://github.com/kedacore/keda


    Kubernetes cluster

    Scaled
    object
    Kubernetes API Server

    KEDA
    Metrics adapter
    Horizontal
    pod autoscaler Controller
    Scaler

    External
    trigger
    source
    Workload
    Durable Functions
    Durable Functions
    An extension of Azure Functions that lets you write
    stateful functions in a serverless compute environment

    Simplify complex transactions and coordination


    (chaining, etc.) Easily call a Function from another
    Function, synchronously or asynchronously.
    Announcing

    Durable Backends
    Netherite
    Public Preview

    SQL
    Public Preview
    Demo - Durable functions
    with SQL backend
    Maxime Rouiller
    When to
    consider KEDA
    Run functions on-premises/intelligent edge

    Run functions alongside existing Kubernetes


    investments or requirements

    Run functions on a different platform or cloud

    Run functions with full control and


    management of scale and compute
    New

    Azure
    application services
    Run your apps, anywhere

    App Functions Logic API Event


    service Apps Management Grid

    Azure | On-premises | AWS | GCP


    Accelerate development
    with turnkey services

    Azure Flexibility between


    application productivity of PaaS
    and control of
    services Kubernetes

    Write once, run


    anywhere with
    Azure Arc
    Demo - Functions on
    Kubernetes with Azure Arc
    Eamon O’Reilly
    What’s available?
    KEDA
    https://github.com/kedacore/keda

    New!

    Durable Backends
    https://aka.ms/durable_backends

    New!

    Azure Application Services on Azure Arc


    https://aka.ms/mad/blog

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