Microsoft introduced a preview of Azure Database for MySQL trigger for Azure Functions, which allows developers to automatically react to changes in MySQL tables. With these triggers, functions can be invoked when rows are added, updated, or deleted, without the need to manage infrastructure. Developers must alter their MySQL table structure to enable change tracking for the triggers to function. The addition of triggers expands the capabilities of Azure Functions, allowing more seamless integration with the database for event-driven applications.
Microsoft has recently introduced a public preview of Azure Database for MySQL trigger for Azure Functions that permits automatic reactions to changes in MySQL tables.
With the new MySQL trigger for Azure Functions, developers can effectively track and respond to table changes, expanding their event-driven application capabilities.
For the trigger to work effectively, changes to the MySQL table structure are necessary to enable change tracking, vital for the trigger's operation.
The MySQL Database Trigger bindings are designed to monitor changes and invoke Azure Functions accordingly, enhancing interactive serverless applications.
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