03. Azure using Python SDK: Develop and deploy your Azure Functions (http trigger)

In this video, we will show you how to use http trigger Azure Functions to create serverless applications in the cloud. Azure Functions is a serverless computing service provided by Microsoft Azure that allows you to write less code, maintain less infrastructure, and save on costs. You can use Azure Functions to respond to events in real time, process data streams, build APIs and microservices, and more.

If you want to try out or prefer programming model V2 for developing Azure Function,
please refer this video :
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Chapters:
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0:00 High Level Overview
1:06 Install required Azure Extensions
2:35 Develop Azure Function on Local Machine
6:15 Run Azure Function Code on Local Machine
7:58 Create Function App on Azure
11:00 Deploy Function on Azure Platform
13:20 Run Azure Function on Azure Platform
14:20 Monitoring Azure Function Calls

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If you are like me and did the two previous lessons - keyvault and storage... and now want to open a new folder ... VSCode might complain! You might need to set up a multiroot workspace to follow this tutorial. Is quite simple to set-up a workspace and add folders to it. The official docs as of now are not great about it though. Also it adds one more abstraction which might be distracting. The main benefit is that is much cleaner longer term. Else you end up with tons of folders with similar names and concepts on your disk drive.