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Debug Azure Functions webhook callbacks with Dev Tunnels

Using Dev Tunnels to test your Azure Functions webhook callbacks is a breeze. If your systems contain any third-party integrations with services like SendGrid or Stripe, then you will likely want to receive webhook callbacks so you can be informed about what’s happening with your requests. The Azure Functions HTTP trigger is absolutely perfect for […]

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Sending email from Azure Functions with SendGrid

Azure Functions is the perfect tool for sending emails from websites and apps. It’s lightweight, fast, and scalable. Add SendGrid to it and you have a match made in heaven. In one of our products at Expeed, we pair Azure Functions with blob storage, queues, and table storage from an Azure Storage account, with SendGrid

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Creating a DMARC record for your domain

Google and Yahoo have both announced a new set of requirements that senders must meet from the beginning of February 2024 to ensure that their email is delivered to mailboxes on their services. Creating a DMARC record for your domain is key to proper domain security. The long and short of these requirements are that

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Error sending email via SendGrid from Azure Functions

If you’re seeing an error sending email via SendGrid from Azure Functions v4 Isolated model saying “System.Private.CoreLib: Exception while executing function: Functions.SendEmail. Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Extensions.SendGrid: A ‘To’ address must be specified for the message.” then you have a JSON serialization problem! The standard JSON in the newer Azure functions projects is System.Text.Json, which is serialising the returned

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SendGrid Account Setup and Domain Verification with Azure DNS

If you’re wanting to send email from your application, then Sendgrid is a fantastic provider that makes it easy (and potentially free) to get up and going. Sendgrid have great documentation at https://docs.sendgrid.com/for-developers/sending-email/api-getting-started and if you’re a .NET developer, a helpful c# client at https://github.com/sendgrid/sendgrid-csharp Set up your SendGrid account To get an account set

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