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- Azure Functions Core v4
- To confirm installation, type
func -v
in a terminal. The output should be a version number in the following format4.X.X
.
- To confirm installation, type
- .Net 6 SDK
- To confirm installation type
dotnet --version
in a terminal. The output should be a version number in the following format6.X.X
.
- To confirm installation type
- Visual Studio Code
- Azure Functions extension for VS Code
- To confirm installation, look for the following installed installations in the extensions tab in VS Code: Azure Account, Azure Functions, Azure Resources.
- C# extension for VS Code
- To confirm installation, look for C# in the extensions-tab in VS Code.
- (Optional) An active Azure account. Create a free account
We recommend that a folder is created to contain all of the function created in the workshop.
- Create a folder that will contain all of the functions created in the workshop
e.g.
learning-functions
- Open Visual Studio Code and open the newly created folder by selecting
Open folder
in theFile
menu.
We will now be connecting VS Code to your Azure Account
- In the side menu select the Azure icon and click
Sign in to Azure...
in theResources
section.
Follow the instructions to sign in to your account.
Congratulations, you are now ready to start developing your first Azure functions!