We have been promoting the idea of PowerShell scripts that are task-based. Like turning your code into micro-services. This allows you to avoid writing monolithic scripts that do everything, by breaking them up into task-based units that can be called upon whenever a specific scenario/trigger is activated. This session will cover the options we have to build task-based PowerShell functions in azure that respond to specific triggers. We will look at Azure Function, Azure Logic Apps, and some of the multiple triggers you can leverage to ensure your code runs when it’s needed and without wasting resources.

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