AZ-204 · Question #253
Drag and Drop Question You are developing an Azure Function app. The app must meet the following requirements: - Enable developers to write the functions by using the Rust language. - Declaratively…
The correct answer is Custom handler; Trigger. A Custom Handler is used to support languages not natively supported by Azure Functions (like Rust, Go, or any other language) by allowing the function host to communicate with an external process via HTTP. For declaratively connecting to Azure Blob Storage, a Trigger…
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A Custom Handler is used to support languages not natively supported by Azure Functions (like Rust, Go, or any other language) by allowing the function host to communicate with an external process via HTTP. For declaratively connecting to Azure Blob Storage, a Trigger (specifically a Blob Storage trigger) or Binding is used - in this context 'Trigger' represents the declarative connectivity mechanism that binds the function to Azure Blob Storage without writing explicit connection code. These two features together satisfy both requirements: custom language support and declarative storage connectivity.
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