Tag Archives: Functions

Automate taking backups from Azure disks attached to Azure Kubernetes Service

At the beginning of 2019 I wrote a blog post about taking backups from Azure disks attached to an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster. -> https://www.danielstechblog.io/taking-backups-from-azure-disks-attached-to-aks-via-azure-automation/ Since then, some things changed. Azure Function PowerShell support went into public preview in April 2019 and the AzTable (AzureRmStorageTable) module I use Read more [...]

Optimize your Azure Function PowerShell run duration in the consumption plan

Since PowerShell is available on Azure Functions this is the way to go for automating things in Azure. Especially running the function in the consumption plan and with a managed identity enabled. Per default an Azure Function in the consumption plan is restricted to a run duration of 5 minutes but can be extended to 10 minutes. That said I like to share some optimizations with you getting the Read more [...]

Updated maximum nodes limit – Azure Function App – AKS Azure CNI IP address calculation

Just a short information about the update I have done for the Azure Function App doing the AKS Azure CNI IP address calculation. Since the last update there has been a change to the maximum nodes per cluster limit supported by AKS. Maximum nodes per cluster (only with multiple node pools and VMSS): 1000 -> https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/use-multiple-node-pools#limitations This Read more [...]

Updated Azure Function App – AKS Advanced Networking IP address calculation

Just a short information about the update I have done for the Azure Function App doing the AKS Advanced Networking IP address calculation (Azure CNI). Since I have written the Azure Function App, they have been some changes what limits are supported for AKS using Azure CNI networking. Minimum pods per node: 30 Maximum pods per node: 250 Maximum nodes per cluster (only with multiple node Read more [...]

Running Azure Functions on Kubernetes like on Azure in the consumption plan

Azure Functions 2.0 introduced the capability to run Functions in a container. So, you have the choice to run your Functions natively on Azure in the consumption plan for automated massive scale or in a container on your Azure Kubernetes Service or Kubernetes cluster. But how you configure automated scaling for a Functions application in a container on Kubernetes to run it like on Azure? The Read more [...]

Azure Functions – Azure Kubernetes Service Advanced Networking IP address calculation

Lately I was playing around with Azure Functions especially the HTTP Trigger Function and was seeking for a good use case of a Function taking JSON input and providing JSON as output. Looking at a certain task you need to do before you can deploy AKS with Advanced Networking enabled. I had found my use case. Before you can deploy AKS with Advanced Networking, Azure CNI plugin, you are required to Read more [...]