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@azbake/ingredient-function-app

v0.1.111

Published

Ingredient for deploying Function Apps

Downloads

15

Readme

Changelogs

Overview

The Function App ingredient is a plugin for Bake. When included in a recipe, this will create a standard function app for organizing a number of Azure Functions. This ingredient depends on a hosting plan, a Storage account, and an Application Insights resource to be provisioned already, and the names of these resources must be included in the recipe.

Usage

Recipe

name: My package
shortName: mypkg
version: 1.0.0
ingredients:
  - "@azbake/ingredient-function-app@~0"
resourceGroup: true
rgOverride: "resourcegroup1"
parallelRegions: false
recipe:
  funcapp:
    properties:
      type: "@azbake/ingredient-function-app"
      parameters:
        appName: "[functionapputils.create_resource_name()]"
        planName: "hostingplan2"
        storageAccountName: "storageaccount3"
        appInsightsName: "appInsights4"

| property|required|description| |---------|--------|-----------| | appName | yes | Name for the function app resource | | planName | yes | Specifies the hosting plan to use for this function app. | | storageAccountName | yes | The Storage account to use. It should be able to support the Always On feature for function apps | | appInsightsName | yes | The Application Insights resource that this function app will report to | | location | no |The location for this resource. Default is the parent resource group geographic location |

For hosting plan, storage account, or application insights, indicate the the resource groups they belong to if the function app will be in a different group. Use the following format to specify resource groups. If a resource group is not indicated, it will look for the resources in the same group that the function app is targeting.
<resource_group>/<resource_name>

Utilities

Utility classes can be used inside of the bake.yaml file for parameter and source values.

functionapputils class

|function|description| |--------|-----------| |create_resource_name()| Creates a name for the function app in the format <environment_name><region_code>fa<pkg_shortname>.|

Function Details

create_resource_name()

Creates a name for the function app in the format <environment_name><region_code>fa<pkg_shortname>

...
parameters:
  appName: "[functionapputils.create_resource_name()]"
...

Returns

string