In this module, we will focus on setting up and deploying Azure Functions directly through the Azure Portal. You’ll create your first function and understand how the cloud interface enables you to manage serverless workflows with minimal setup. This is your hands-on introduction to serverless development within Azure.

In this module, we will set up a local development environment tailored for Azure Functions. You'll learn how to configure tools, understand the app structure, and develop functions locally. This local-first approach enables faster iteration and better debugging before deploying to Azure.

In this module, we will develop Azure Functions using Visual Studio Code. You’ll integrate VS Code into your workflow for streamlined function development, testing, and deployment. This setup allows for efficient coding practices and productivity within a familiar IDE.

In this module, we will integrate Azure Functions with Azure SQL Database to create practical, data-driven applications. You'll develop APIs, collect user feedback, and automate scheduled tasks such as data cleanup. This hands-on section bridges serverless logic with persistent data storage.

In this module, we will explore Azure Service Bus and its role in enabling reliable communication across microservices. You’ll learn how to deploy it and use it as a backbone for scalable messaging between functions and other components. This is essential for building robust distributed systems.

In this module, we will dive into real-world Azure Functions integrations. You'll build functions that handle input/output from HTTP, blob storage, and storage queues. These practical examples illustrate how Azure Functions act as glue in serverless architectures.

In this module, we will enhance your Azure Function code for better modularity and observability. You’ll learn how to import shared code, use binding expressions, and implement monitoring. This prepares your applications for scale and maintainability.

In this module, we will build a transaction processing system using Azure Functions and Service Bus. You'll walk through designing the architecture, queuing payment updates, storing records, and sending notifications. This capstone project ties together everything you've learned into a functional enterprise workflow.