Go Serverless with Cosmos DB, Azure Functions and Blazor
summary
A working demo called Fly Cosmos demo ties five projects together: a console updater that writes flight price changes into Cosmos DB, an Azure Function with a Cosmos DB change feed trigger that forwards updates over HTTP to an ASP.NET SignalR hub, and a Blazor client that displays live prices. Everything runs locally with the Cosmos DB emulator, uses .NET/C#, Azure Functions, SignalR, Event Grid and Logic Apps, builds in about 90 minutes, and observes UI refreshes aggregated about 1–5 seconds due to change feed batching.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 3:58Meet the presenter
- 5:42Live demo overview
- 18:14What is serverless
- 23:58When to use serverless
- 34:00Azure Functions deep dive
- 41:31Logic Apps and Event Grid
- 50:30Q&A and wrap-up
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