Most commonly used triggers in Azure Functions

Azure Functions provides a wide range of triggers that can be used to run your functions. Here are some of the most commonly used triggers:

• HTTP trigger: This trigger allows you to invoke your function via an HTTP request. You can use this trigger to create RESTful APIs or webhooks.
• Blob storage trigger: This trigger runs your function when a new or updated blob is detected in Azure Blob Storage.
• Queue storage trigger: This trigger runs your function when a new message is added to an Azure Storage queue.
• Event Grid trigger: This trigger runs your function when an event is published to an Azure Event Grid topic.
• Service Bus queue trigger: This trigger runs your function when a new message is added to an Azure Service Bus queue.

You can find more information about these triggers and how to use them in the official Microsoft documentation.

References

• Triggers and bindings in Azure Functions - Microsoft Learn.
• Execute an Azure Function with triggers - Training.
• Azure Functions HTTP trigger - Microsoft Learn.