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  1. Developing in .NET Core
  2. Request handler

Request handler for a .NET Core function in Cloud Functions

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Updated at December 11, 2024

A request handler is a method used to process each .NET Core function call. When creating a function version, you should specify the entry point, i.e., the name of the class containing the handler, e.g., FunctionNamespace.Handler. The handler file name must not have the . character before the extension and preceding the name of the directory the handler resides in, e.g., .handler.cs or .test/handler.cs.

Note

At any given time, a single function instance processes only one request. This allows you to use global variables without having to provide data integrity control.

Depending on the programming model, the handler can accept and return different data. For more information about this and available ways to set the request handler, see the relevant section.

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