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  • Hi

    I have developed a series for what I call micro services on my local machine using visual studio code, I have two micro services products and categories, which has a root folder,which has a functions project and class library project,and there is an additional folder with a shared project.

    Since I can only debug 1 project at a time to moc the cross services communication I added basic activity functions with static content (this doesn't feel right is there a better way to do it)

    All my functions in the local setup use the same storage for everything.

    Now I am looking to upload and configure a staging environment to get things ready fora live environment.

    so I have a few questions

    Do I have a different function app's for products and categories?

    How do i upload the functions to azure, they both have with additional dll's, the functions all use dependency injection. There is nothing in the extension that i can see that helps.

    The MS docs state its best practice to not re use azure storage, is that on a function level, app function level or combination of the two?

    Any information would be appriciated

    Saturday, October 17, 2020 1:58 PM

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  • Hi there,

    Thank you for taking time to post this issue in MSDN forum.

    This issue is more related to Azure and Azure Service Fabric, since our forum is about the setup and deployment of .NET Framework, I recommend you go to Microsoft Q&A forum and post this issue there: Microsoft Q&A forum tagged with Azure Service Fabric.

    Thank you for your understanding.

    Sincerely,

    Tianyu


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    Monday, October 19, 2020 9:22 AM