Jason Haley: Azure WebJobs In Depth
Details
Azure websites offer the ability to run programs or scripts in the background (on the same resources you already pay for with the website). Last year, I presented WebSites and WebJobs – this time I want to get to the detail of WebJobs to help you understand what problems it can solve for you.
I’ll be covering the following:
- How to create webjobs
- Detail on the file system/directory structure that can be useful
- Special files and their meanings
- Overview of Kudu and its role in webjobs
- Introduction and examples of using the WebJobs SDK bindings and triggers
- Introduction to WebJob extensions (and if time – example of writing a custom extension)