How to Implement Timers in Azure Durable Functions for Daily Notifications?
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Question
An organization uses Power Apps to track permits for new buildings.
The permitting process must be completed in a timely manner. You need to implement a timer in Azure Durable Functions to send a reminder every day for 10 days.
You must create a durable timer in the orchestrator function.
What should you call?
Select only one answer.
A. setTimeout() function
B. setInterval() function
C. Task.Delay() method
D. createTimer() method
Answer
D. createTimer() method
Explanation
This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of how to create a timer in Durable Functions to handle timeouts and/or delays.
createTimer() will return a task that resumes on a specified date and time. setTimeout() sets a timer that executes a code once the timer expires. setInterval() has a limitation for the maximum value of delay. Task.Delay() creates a task that will complete after a time delay.
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