![]() ![]() Follow the instructions above in the pre-req section) If func, is not recognized, run the following command npm install -g azure-functions-core-tools (if you cannot find npm, it means node.js was not properly installed. To open the Terminal, press F1 and select Terminal: Create New Integrated Terminal. Open the integrated Terminal and type func.Login to Azure on VSCode through the Azure Extension.Now run npm install -g azure-functions-core-tools.Now type nvm use “The version you installed”.After running it, open cmd and type nvm install latest.Then download the setup file from github.When you are on the Nodes.js page, click on nvm-windows (for windows of course).This will first involve installing Node.js and might be a bit confusing.The actual steps to deploy the Azure Function: 10 mins ![]() Pre-reqs (if not previously setup): 15 mins As an Engineer who has mostly been focused on IaaS, Azure Functions might sound scary and like a black box to many of us but this post aims to show you how it is the simplest thing there is and as we all know, server-less is in fashion these days :D. I hope this small demo will help you see the power of Azure Functions and how easy and simple it is to use. ![]() Ever since then, I was trying to get a small hands-on tutorial blogged to demo that and how you can use Visual Studio Code to do the full deployment for you.Īfter a quick Google/Bing search, I could tell that there are many demos when it comes to deploying apps using Amazon’s Lambda but very few when it comes to Azure Functions. Back in August, Microsoft GAed Python Support for Azure functions. ![]()
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