Hi Nikhat! Do you know what's the package size that you have? If I remember correctly, the maximum package size is around 1Gb, so you shouldn't try to upload a file larger than this. You can find more info here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/run-functions-from-deployment-package

Thank you Marko! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks. Reported!

Thank you, that is the main goal :) Hopefully a google search for the same issue will help others before they waste a lot of time like I did!

Hi Nirmal, The zipUrl is a variable that you create in mainTemplate.json I am using nested templates so I send the zipUrl as a parameter in each nested template. I will create a Github repo where I will share the code and post the url here, so it will be easier to understand.

Hey Fabien! Yes, at the company where I worked with Hangfire, we replaced it with K8s CronJobs. Worked like a charm and I strongly advise to do the same :)

I think it would be overkill to monitor computer games with Home Assistant if this is the only thing you want to use it for. There are better solutions out there that are made just for this, and probably some of them are free as well. However, if you already have Home Assistant and you want to integrate this, then you could make some simple automations that would turn off their PC at a certain hour or it would cut out access for certain websites in a specific interval of time. It mostly depends on what you want to do exactly :)

Hey Andreas! I think the problem is with the regex expression. Are you using Curve as well? Or how does the information from an email look like?

Thanks for the comment May. I don't know anything about iRobot, but I can say about my Roborock that I'm very satisfied with it. I hope in the future they will make a version that can attach its own mop or dispose the dust bin, but other than that it's perfect. As for Wi-Fi, all of them use 2.4 Ghz because it has a better range than 5 Ghz Wi-Fi, so I don't think there's much difference here. If you have problems with the Wi-Fi coverage in your home then I would suggest you buy an Unifi AP.

Great, thanks :)