Azure Functions triggers
Azure Functions triggers are the mechanisms that invoke your .NET code. Triggers are a crucial aspect of Azure Functions, defining how and when your function runs. By setting up a trigger, you can configure your function to execute automatically in response to specific events or inputs, such as a message in a queue, a timer, or an HTTP request. The following list will provide a high-level overview of each currently available Azure Functions trigger:
- HTTP trigger: This trigger responds to HTTP requests and enables the function to be invoked via a URL endpoint
- Blob trigger: This trigger responds to new or updated blobs within Azure Blob Storage and starts the function execution
- Queue trigger: This trigger responds to new messages in Azure Storage queues and starts the function execution
- Event Hubs trigger: This trigger responds to messages sent to Azure Event Hubs and starts the function execution
- Timer trigger: This trigger enables the...
