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Azure Function App - How to connect azure in Visual Studio Code

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Hi All!

As an azure developer and/or administrator, we need to work on some code part on azure function app or logic app using Visual Studio Code sometimes.

Consider a scenario that you have runtime stack of python based azure function which can be acceptable only by Linux based OS in azure as showed in the below first image.

Linux based azure functions can not be editable in azure portal for code chage and save. So, we need to go for IDE. Here we can take VS Code because no license required.

This post shows you how to connect/ sign-in and sign-out to and from your azure account in VS code.

VS Code has UI option for sign-in to azure but not for sign-out. You have to use Command Palatte for sign-out.

Please look into the below image(s)

Image for sign-in and sign-out of azure in VS code

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