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      <title>Going Serverless With Vue &amp; Azure Functions</title>
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      <description>In this post, i will talk about how i built a pretty naive and primitive dashboard that displays the status of any URLs. The dashboard&amp;rsquo;s interface is a Vue.js application with an Azure function backend. I will first give an overview of the app with it&amp;rsquo;s architecture and the different technologies involved. I will focus more on the process and architecture rather than a step by step or code diving (Will probably write a series for this).</description>
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