A monitoring/debugging UI tool for Azure Durable Functions
Azure Durable Functions provide an easy and elegant way of building cloud-native Reliable Stateful Services in the Serverless world. The only thing that's missing so far is a UI for monitoring, managing and debugging your orchestration instances. This project tries to bridge the gap.
You can run this tool:
- as a VsCode extension.
- as a Standalone service.
- "Injected" into your .NET InProc Function.
- "Injected" into your .NET Isolated Function.
"Injected" DfMon can only be injected into a .NET Function project (either InProc or Isolated). All other DfMon incarnations work with any platforms/programming languages supported by Durable Task Framework.
See detailed instructions in our Wiki.
- durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetbackend - a .NET InProc version of the backend. Implements a thin layer of RESTful APIs on top of Durable Task Framework, also serves client UI statics.
- durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetisolated.core - a .NET Isolated version of the backend. Implements a thin layer of RESTful APIs on top of Durable Task Framework, also serves client UI statics. This is what you will "inject" into your .NET Isolated Function projects.
- durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetisolated - a .NET Isolated Function project, that references durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetisolated.core and can be deployed as a standalone Function App instance.
- durablefunctionsmonitor.react - client UI implementation. A React app written in TypeScript. Compiled HTML/JS/CSS statics from this project are then served by the backends.
- durablefunctionsmonitor-vscodeext - VsCode extension implementation, written in TypeScript.
- custom-backends - a set of backend implementations for older framework versions or non-default storage providers (e.g. for MSSQL and Netherite).
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