From the course: Azure for Developers: API Management

Unlock this course with a free trial

Join today to access over 25,600 courses taught by industry experts.

Publish an Azure function app from Visual Studio Code

Publish an Azure function app from Visual Studio Code - Azure Tutorial

From the course: Azure for Developers: API Management

Start my 1-month free trial Buy for my team

Publish an Azure function app from Visual Studio Code

“

- [Instructor] We can create and modify the Azure resources by looking into the Azure portal from the browser. We also have the option to do the same from Visual Studio Code. VS Code has an extension to manage Azure functions, which we can install to the IDE. That way a developer who is already working on VS Code is not required to access the Azure portal from the browser. Let's start by publishing an Azure Function App from Visual Studio Code to the Azure portal. You can see the code sample like this, which I am providing in the exercises files. The Function App has a function to create a recipe. Go to Azure Blade in Visual Studio Code. Here we can see the Workspace Blade. It has a local Function App project with an HTTP function. In order to work with Azure services from Visual Studio Code, go to extensions and install this Azure Account, Azure Resources, Azure Functions, and one more extension that is called Azure API…

Contents