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Azure Functions are not a supported hosting model for BFF indeed. BFF needs a full ASP.NET Core deployment model. |
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Based on our architecture, we wanted to create a 'Broker' API that handles all the BFF work and use the
ReverseProxyto forward all the requests to the main api and our other subsequent service APIs.Azure Function Apps don't have access to
AspNetCorerouting. How, or even is it possible, to still use BFF on an Azure Function App?If not, (and from what I've tested, it really isn't) could you add or do you plan on adding support for Azure Function Apps to BFF?
Alternative Solution:
Is it possible to use BFF on
IdentityServer?It already has cookie auth, which may conflict with BFF.
Would we be able to dynamic configure the
BFF.Yarp -> ReverseProxyper request?Then we would also configure all the auth redirects to the local IdentityServer/BFF endpoints.
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