Function Apps that run on a Dynamic service plan are restricted in certain ways (as expected).
Is it possible somehow to call an on-premises resource (via a VPN or Hybrid Connection) from a Function App in a Dynamic service plan?
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Could you possibly share what prevents your using an App Service Plan? – nik.shornikov Oct 21 '16 at 14:25
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Would you be able to consider using the Azure Service Bus? Functions have support for adding messages to the servicebus queue (read more: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/functions-bindings-service-bus/) and then in your on-prem environment you'd process the servicebus queue.
This is what I've done with provisioning logic for Web Jobs and other cloud-to-onprem environments previously, while I've yet to try it with Functions - but as per the article mentioned Functions should be able to process the messages to the SB queue.
Hope it helps.
Tobias Zimmergren
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1Can confirm that this method will work, I just completed such a proof of conce pt for my company. We've got an Azure Function set up on a serviceBusTrigger for a topic/subscription that reads some data, transforms it, and puts it on another queue that subsequently gets read by an on-premise application. – Alex Marshall Dec 24 '16 at 00:03
