serverless.yml

# Welcome to Serverless!
#
# This file is the main config file for your service.
# It's very minimal at this point and uses default values.
# You can always add more config options for more control.
# We've included some commented out config examples here.
# Just uncomment any of them to get that config option.
#
# For full config options, check the docs:
#    docs.serverless.com
#
# Happy Coding!

service: myho-serverless-demo

# You can pin your service to only deploy with a specific Serverless version
# Check out our docs for more details
# frameworkVersion: "=X.X.X"

provider:
  name: azure
  region: West US
  runtime: nodejs10.x
  # prefix: "sample"  # prefix of generated resource name
  # subscriptionId: A356AC8C-E310-44F4-BF85-C7F29044AF99
  # stage: dev
  # type: premium  # premium azure functions

  environment: # these will be created as application settings
    SUPER_SECRET: "@Microsoft.KeyVault(SecretUri=https://myho-serverless-demo-kv.vault.azure.net/secrets/MySuperSecretName/adfab37601be4db99b60d798c56ac255)"

  # you can define apim configuration here
  apim:
    apis:
      - name: v1
        subscriptionRequired: false # if true must provide an api key
        displayName: v1
        description: V1 sample app APIs
        protocols:
          - https
        path: v1
        tags:
          - tag1
          - tag2
        authorization: none
    cors:
      allowCredentials: false
      allowedOrigins:
        - "*"
      allowedMethods:
        - GET
        - POST
        - PUT
        - DELETE
        - PATCH
      allowedHeaders:
        - "*"
      exposeHeaders:
        - "*"

plugins: # look for additional plugins in the community plugins repo: https://github.com/serverless/plugins
  - serverless-azure-functions

# you can add packaging information here
package:
  # include:
  #   - include-me.js
  #   - include-me-dir/**
  exclude:
    # - exclude-me.js
    # - exclude-me-dir/**
    - local.settings.json
    - .vscode/**

functions:
  hello:
    handler: src/handlers/hello.sayHello
    events:
      - http: true
        x-azure-settings:
          methods:
            - GET
          authLevel: anonymous

  goodbye:
    handler: src/handlers/goodbye.sayGoodbye
    events:
      - http: true
        x-azure-settings:
          methods:
            - GET
          authLevel: anonymous
  secrets:
    handler: src/handlers/secrets.printSecrets
    events:
      - http: true
        x-azure-settings:
          methods:
            - GET
          authLevel: anonymous

  # The following are a few examples of other events you can configure:
  # storageBlob:
  #   handler: src/handlers/storageBlob.printMessage
  #   events:
  #     - blob:
  #       x-azure-settings:
  #         name: blob # Specifies which name is available on `context`
  #         path: blob-sample/{blobName}
  #         connection: AzureWebJobsStorage # App Setting/environment variable which contains Storage Account Connection String
  # storageQueue:
  #   handler: src/handlers/storageQueue.printMessage
  #   events:
  #     - queue: queue-sample
  #       x-azure-settings:
  #         name: message # Specifies which naem is available on `context`
  #         connection: AzureWebJobsStorage
  # timer:
  #   handler: src/handlers/timer.printMessage
  #   events:
  #     - timer:
  #       x-azure-settings:
  #         schedule: '*/10 * * * * *'
  # eventhub:
  #   handler: src/handlers/eventHub.printMessage
  #   events:
  #     - eventHub:
  #       x-azure-settings:
  #         name: eventHubMessages # Specifies which name it's available on `context`
  #         eventHubName: sample-hub # Specifies the Name of the Event Hub
  #         consumerGroup: $Default # Specifies the consumerGroup to listen with
  #         connection: EVENT_HUBS_CONNECTION # App Setting/environment variable which contains Event Hubs Namespace Connection String
  # serviceBusQueue:
  #   handler: src/handlers/serviceBusQueue.printMessage
  #   events:
  #     - serviceBus:
  #       x-azure-settings:
  #         name: message # Specifies which name is available on `context`
  #         queueName: sample-queue # Name of the service bus queue to consume
  #         connection: SERVICE_BUS_CONNECTION # App Setting/environment variable variable which contains Service Bus Namespace Connection String
  # serviceBusTopic:
  #   handler: src/handlers/serviceBusTopic.printMessage
  #   events:
  #     - serviceBus:
  #       x-azure-settings:
  #         name: message # Specifies which name it's available on `context`
  #         topicName: sample-topic # Name of the service bus topic to consume
  #         subscriptionName: sample-subscription # Name of the topic subscription to retrieve from
  #         connection: SERVICE_BUS_CONNECTION # App Setting/environment variable variable which contains Service Bus Namespace Connection String