Building Azure Functions With F# Script and Visual Studio Code

In this series of posts I will walk you through the steps required to create a simple Azure Function using F# Script, VS Code, and v1 of the Azure Functions Core Tools. I’ll cover everything from what you need to install, all the way through creating the function, and deploying it to your Azure account.

  1. Setup Your Environment
  2. Create the Function App
  3. Run the Function Locally
  4. Deploy the Function App to Azure




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This is Step 1 in a series of posts where I will walk you through the steps required to create a simple Azure Function using F# Script, VS Code, and v1 of the Azure Functions Core Tools. I’ll cover everything from what you need to install, all the way through creating the function, and deploying it to your Azure account. Setup Your Environment ◀️ Create the Function App Run the Function Locally Deploy the Function App to Azure Setup Your Environment There are several ways to develop Azure Functions.

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This is Step 2 in a series of posts where I will walk you through the steps required to create a simple Azure Function using F# Script, VS Code, and v1 of the Azure Functions Core Tools. I’ll cover everything from what you need to install, all the way through creating the function, and deploying it to your Azure account. Setup Your Environment Create the Function App ◀️ Run the Function Locally Deploy the Function App to Azure Create the Function App Alright, you’ve got all the tools you need to do some kickass F# development.

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This is Step 3 in a series of posts where I will walk you through the steps required to create a simple Azure Function using F# Script, VS Code, and v1 of the Azure Functions Core Tools. I’ll cover everything from what you need to install, all the way through creating the function, and deploying it to your Azure account. Setup Your Environment Create the Function App Run the Function Locally ◀️ Deploy the Function App to Azure Run the Function Locally So you’ve got your function created and you want to test it out.

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This is Step 4 in a series of posts where I will walk you through the steps required to create a simple Azure Function using F# Script, VS Code, and v1 of the Azure Functions Core Tools. I’ll cover everything from what you need to install, all the way through creating the function, and deploying it to your Azure account. Setup Your Environment Create the Function App Run the Function Locally Deploy the Function App to Azure ◀️ Sign-In to Azure First things first.

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