Monitoring Design Automation Events on Azure Function

by MadhukarMoogala 3 years ago secret

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This recording illustrates, how you can directly the post the JSON results to an Endpoint, without downloading the results in to a json file, you can parse results in server (read Azure function) from endpoin.

To simulate this behavior, we employed Azure Function services, two endpoint have created.

api/PutResultJson/$(workitem.id) $(workitem.id) is variable expansion property of Design Automation, once the job is completed, DA service will expand it to workitem id. Post the computed results to this endpoint 2.api/FetchJson This endpoint is created to query and get results back locally.

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