The function needs credentials for the Blob storage account, which are added to the application settings of the function app using either the az functionapp config appsettings set or Update-AzFunctionAppSetting command. Now configure the function app to connect to the Blob storage account you created in the previous tutorial. az functionapp create -name $functionapp -storage-account $functionstorage -resource-group $resourceGroupName -consumption-plan-location $location -functions-version 3
New-AzFunctionApp -Location $location -Name $functionapp -ResourceGroupName $resourceGroupName -Runtime PowerShell -StorageAccountName $functionstorageĬreate a function app by using the az functionapp create command. Specify a name for the function app that's to be created, then create the Azure function.Ĭreate a function app by using the New-AzFunctionApp command. The function app name is used as the default DNS domain for the function app, and so the name needs to be unique across all apps in Azure. In the following command, provide your own unique function app name.
The function app provides an environment for serverless execution of your function code. You must have a function app to host the execution of your function. az storage account create -name $functionstorage -location $location -resource-group $resourceGroupName -sku Standard_LRS -kind StorageV2 functionstorage=""Ĭreate a storage account. Specify the name of the storage account to be used by the function. Specify the location for the storage account. Use the drop-drown list at the top-left corner of the Cloud Shell to switch to Bash shell if needed. Use the following commands in the Bash shell of the Cloud Shell. Then, create the storage account for the Azure function. Set variables to hold the name of the resource group that you created in the previous tutorial, the location for resources to be created, and the name of the new storage account that Azure Functions requires. Storage account names must be between 3 and 24 characters in length and may contain numbers and lowercase letters only. In addition to the Blob storage account you created in the previous tutorial, create a separate general storage account in the resource group. You must have completed the previous Blob storage tutorial: Upload image data in the cloud with Azure Storage.Īzure Functions requires a general storage account.This tutorial doesn't work with the free subscription. To learn how to migrate to the Az PowerShell module, see Migrate Azure PowerShell from AzureRM to Az. See Install Azure PowerShell to get started. We recommend that you use the Azure Az PowerShell module to interact with Azure.
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