To use this feature, you can right-click the package folder and select “New > Azure Function class” to complete the quick start experience. We have also simplified the Connection String Settings to the Azure Storage account and Azure Cosmos Database account for these templates.

To help Java developers start their Functions projects quickly, we have added more templates for Azure Functions-based Triggers in the latest release. Templates Enhancements for Azure FunctionsĪzure Functions is a serverless computing service that enables you to run code on-demand without having to explicitly provision or manage infrastructure. Watch this short demo to see how it works. We also provide some support that helps you copy the connection string in the right-click menu options. You can also easily send and receive events from an event hub client. After you create the Event Hub instance, you can set the status directly in the toolkit. With the latest release, we have provided management support for Azure Event Hubs in Azure Explorer. Please see this documentation for more details. You can use Azure Event Hubs to build dynamic data pipelines and get real-time insights from your data. Azure Toolkit for IntelliJ Improvements Azure Event Hubs SupportĪzure Event Hubs is a fully managed, real-time data ingestion service that can stream millions of events per second.

To use these new features, please download and install the Azure Toolkit for IntelliJ.

In this update, we will introduce Azure Event Hubs Support, Templates Enhancements for Azure Functions, and Log Streaming Improvements for Azure Spring Apps during deployment in IntelliJ IDEA.

Hi everyone, welcome to the March update of Java on Azure Tooling.

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