Azure Functions is a serverless compute service that enables you to run code on-demand without having to manage compute resources. It’s a great way to quickly deploy and scale applications. In this article, we’ll show you how to deploy Azure functions with Visual Studio Code.
Step 1: Open the Command Palette
The first step in deploying Azure functions with Visual Studio Code is to open the command palette. To do so, press the “Ctrl + Shift + P” keys.

Step 2: Select the Folder
Once you’ve opened the command palette, type “deploy function”. This will open a menu that allows you to select the folder that contains your Azure function app.

Step 3: Select Your Azure Subscription
The next step is to select your Azure subscription. This will allow you to use your Azure account to deploy the function.

Step 4: Select or Create an Azure Function App
You will then be asked to select an existing Azure function app or create a new one. Here, we’ll create a new one and give it the name “MySimpleFunctionApp2”.

Step 5: Select a Storage Account
Once you’ve created your function app, you’ll need to select a storage account. This will allow you to store any data associated with the function app.

Step 6: Deploy Your Function App
Visual Studio Code will now deploy the function app to the cloud. After it’s finished deploying, you should get a notification that the function has been successfully deployed.
Step 7: Check Your Resource Group
Finally, you can open your browser and go to the Azure Portal to check your resource group. You should see “MySimpleFunctionApp2” in the list of resources.
Conclusion
In this article, we’ve shown you how to deploy Azure functions with Visual Studio Code. We’ve gone through each of the steps required to deploy a function app, from opening the command palette to checking the resource group. With Visual Studio Code, you can quickly and easily deploy Azure functions, no matter the language or platform you’re using.