This sample shows how to use Azure Private Endpoints and NAT Gateway from an Azure Functions app deployed to an Azure Functions Premium Plan with Regional VNET Integration.
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Feb 18, 2021 - C#
This sample shows how to use Azure Private Endpoints and NAT Gateway from an Azure Functions app deployed to an Azure Functions Premium Plan with Regional VNET Integration.
This sample shows how to call a HTTP-triggered Azure Function hosted in an Azure Functions Premium Plan with Regional VNET Integration using a private endpoint. In addition, the sample shows how the Azure Functions app can use a NAT Gateway for outbound connections and private endpoints to access managed resources.
This sample shows how to call an HTTP-triggered Azure Function hosted in an Azure Functions Premium Plan with Regional VNET Integration using a private endpoint. In addition, the sample shows how the Azure Functions app can use a NAT Gateway for outbound connections and private endpoints to access managed resources.
This sample shows how to use Azure Private Endpoints and NAT Gateway from a non-HTTP triggered Azure Function deployed to an Azure Functions Premium Plan with Regional VNET Integration. The Azure function receives a message from a Service Bus queue, calls an external service, and writes the result to Cosmos DB.
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