A municipal soil-lab webhook Function accepts a soil-sample JSON bo…

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A municipal soil-lab webhook Function accepts a soil-sample JSON body and must persist one Cosmos DB document per call. The team wants to avoid constructing a Cosmos SDK client inside the function. What should they add?

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A Cosmos DB output binding that writes the sample document from the function return or an output parameter — Output bindings are the conveyor belt out of the function. Attach a Cosmos DB output binding and drop the document on it—no hand-built CosmosClient required for a simple write.

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A Cosmos DB input binding that only reads existing documents for validation

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A timer trigger that batch-imports CSV files from a local disk share each night

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An Azure Cache for Redis binding to store the sample as a cache entry

A municipal soil-lab webhook Function accepts a soil-sample JSON body and must persist one Cosmos DB document per call. The team wants to avoid constructing a Cosmos SDK client inside the function. What should they add?

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