DurableFunctionsMonitor.DotNetIsolated.MsSql

An incarnation of DurableFunctionsMonitor that can be "injected" into your .NET Isolated Azure Function, that uses Durable Task SQL Provider.

How to use

• Install from NuGet:

  dotnet add package DurableFunctionsMonitor.DotNetIsolated.MsSql
  

• Initialize by calling .UseDurableFunctionsMonitorWithMsSqlDurability() extension method during your Function's startup, like this:

  var host = new HostBuilder()
     .ConfigureFunctionsWorkerDefaults((hostBuilderContext, workerAppBuilder) => {
  
         workerAppBuilder.UseDurableFunctionsMonitorWithMsSqlDurability();
  
     })
     .Build();
  

  By default all settings are read from env variables (all the same config settings are supported), but those can be programmatically (re)configured like this:

  var host = new HostBuilder()
      .ConfigureFunctionsWorkerDefaults((hostBuilderContext, workerAppBuilder) => {
  
          workerAppBuilder.UseDurableFunctionsMonitorWithMsSqlDurability((settings) => 
          {
              // Override DfMon's settings here, e.g.
              settings.Mode = DfmMode.ReadOnly;
              // ....
          });
  
      })
      .Build();
  

  By default DfMon's endpoint will appear at http://localhost:7071/my-api-route-prefix/durable-functions-monitor. To override that behavior (e.g. to have it served from the root) add a custom statics-serving function like this:

  namespace DurableFunctionsMonitor.DotNetIsolated
  {
      public class MyCustomDfMonEndpoint: ServeStatics
      {
          public MyCustomDfMonEndpoint(DfmSettings dfmSettings, DfmExtensionPoints extensionPoints, ILoggerFactory loggerFactory) : 
              base(dfmSettings, extensionPoints, loggerFactory)
          {
          }
  
          [Function(nameof(MyCustomDfMonEndpoint))]
          public Task<HttpResponseData> ServeDfMonStatics(
              [HttpTrigger(AuthorizationLevel.Anonymous, "get", Route = "/{p1?}/{p2?}/{p3?}")] HttpRequestData req,
              string p1,
              string p2,
              string p3
          )
          {
              return this.DfmServeStaticsFunction(req, p1, p2, p3);
          }
      }
  }