Andreas Nyhrén ErikAndreas

"Your account control strategy should rely on identity systems for controlling access rather than relying on network controls or direct use of cryptographic keys" - Microsoft Well Architected framework Security pillar

Context and steps

Create Azure SQLServer and database, only allow AAD auth
Set AAD admin, preferably a group account and add whoever needs admin access
Set firewall rules
Test connection with e.g. SSMS using AAD - universal with mfa login
Create a table ('test' is used here)
Create function app, http triggered VS 2022, copy code from here

Install chocolatey per instructions on site

cinst packages.config -y

Azure Functions (release 2, beta)

PROS

the only "big" provider supporting node.js LTS 8 (aws and gcp still on 6.x)
automated deploy using git (tested w bitbucket), use different function apps per env (dev, stage, prod etc) and map against branches
local dev environment

CONS

cli deploy very unstable
"function host not running" errors

assuming you already have your domain, will use domain.com as example and you have your github pages, will use username.github.io as example
register for cloudflare account
get cloudflare nameservers for your domain, e.g xxx.ns.cloudflare.com and yyy.ns.cloudflare.com
update dns settings for your domain with the cloudflare nameservers and check status (might take a while)
cloudflare dns settings -> add 2 A records; name: domain.com, value 192.30.252.153 and value 192.30.252.154 as per github pages instructions
cloudflare dns settings -> add cname record; name www, value (is an alias of) username.github.io
cloudflare page rules -> domain.com/* forwarding URL https://www.domain.com/$1 301 permanent redirect
cloudflare page rules -> http://www.domain.com/* Always use https
settings on your github pages repo -> custom domain 'www.domain.com'

Templating that supports rendering templates on both client and server as well as doing client side (2-way) data-binding. Ideally they should be working as-is with CommonJS and be require'able.

Resources

	using System;
	using System.Globalization;

	public class Program
	{
	public static void Main()
	{
	//string inputStr = "Tue 18:00-Wed 06:00";
	string inputStr = "Sat 18:00-Mon 06:00";
	var now = DateTime.Parse("2021-08-30 06:01:00");

	const connection = new signalR.HubConnectionBuilder()
	.withUrl('http://localhost:7071/api/v1.0/messages/binding',
	{ accessTokenFactory: () => "aJwtToken" })
	.build();

	pool:
	vmImage: Hosted Ubuntu 1604

	steps:
	- task: DotNetCoreCLI@2
	displayName: Restore
	inputs:
	command: restore
	projects: '$(Parameters.RestoreBuildProjects)'

	pool:
	vmImage: Hosted Ubuntu 1604
	demands: npm

	steps:
	- task: Npm@1
	displayName: 'npm install'
	inputs:
	verbose: false

	private static HttpClient client = new HttpClient();

	// send off reqs as fast as possible, then process them, arbitrary Item's, each having a Url to process
	public async Task<ActionResult> ProcessUrlList(List<Item> items, string token)
	{
	var reqs = new List<Task<HttpResponseMessage>>();
	foreach(var item in items)
	{
	reqs.Add(Req(item.Url, token));
	}