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Tag Archives: Azure
Grey Scale an Image via an Azure function in Business Central
In video II of the azure functions series, we make an Http request to send the content of an image in form of a stream, grey scale it and return a response. The stream response updates the image to a gray scale. We used .NET DLL libraries within our Azure Function app.
Dynamics 365 Business Central: introducing the Azure File Share module
I wrote in the past some articles about how it’s important to use Azure Storage for storing files in a Dynamics 365 Business Central project (avoid using blobs and media as much as possible) and I’ve talked about the differences between Azure Blob Storage and Azure File Share, also providing a solution for mapping an Azure File Share as a local drive for data exchange with Dynamics 365 Business Central (link here).
Azure Logic Apps Standard: introducing the Workflow Assistant (AI)
Yes… AI is coming also in Azure Logic Apps Designer!
If you’re developing an Azure Logic Apps Standard workflow, in the designer editor you will start seeing a new Assistant action:
Data is King: Part 1 Send data from Business Central to Azure
There is no question that in our world data is king. Still, for many of us, the problem is that we have so much data in so many different systems and different formats, that we quickly can lose track. We might therefore not get the full potential out of all our data, in this blog series, I will cover some of the tools that Microsoft has made available to us in Azure to handle data. I will also cover some of the basics of how you can structure your data so you can use it most effectively.
Business Central : Retrieving Azure AD User information via ALAz
Let’s start with the respected topic. First, create a new azure app.
Clicking on New registration.
Get response from Azure Function in 1,2,3 lines
Don’t get me wrong, I do not see anything wrong in building everything by yourself but it is also great to know that you can do something faster and don’t need to spend time on something which was already built by someone else. Example: you can get a response from Azure Function in just 3 lines of code (not counting variables).