Month: December 2020
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Create an Azure Function using Visual Studio Code Part 2 – Create a local Azure Function Project
Last time we installed both the Azure Function extension for Visual Studio Code and the local Azure Functions Core tools. This time we’ll create a local Azure Function and try it out! In Visual Studio Code select the extension and create a new project and browse and create a new folder. Select C# as language […]
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Create an Azure Function using Visual Studio Code
Download Clients Create a local Azure Function Project Edit the code and pass a query string Deploy function to Azure Using deployment slots Swap deployment slots
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Create an Azure Function using Visual Studio Code Part 1 – Download Clients
With an Azure subscription you get access to alot of free products, with a new Azure account some are free for 12 months and after that you can use more than 25 free products with a limit on the amount of traffic or other limits. Read here! So let’s create a free Azure function that […]
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Using Azure from Visual Studio Code Part 3 – Set context and change appearance
As a bonus we will add a specfic subscription so we don’t have to define it in every command and change the layout of VSCode. You can choose how you like to view your terminal. Go to view, appearance and toggle panel position for a vertical view. Now let’s se the context to default a […]
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Using Azure from Visual Studio Code Part 2 – Download Azure Account extension
After Visual Studio Code is installed press the following command on your keyboard. Next write Search in Markeplace for Azure Account and press install. After Aure Account is installed press ctrl+shit+p again and type Wait for the browser to open and display that you’re logged in. Once signed in press the same command again and […]
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Using Azure from Visual Studio Code
Download VSCode Download Azure Account extension Set context and change appearance
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Using Azure from Visual Studio Code Part 1 – Download VSCode
In this series we will look closer at how you can use Azure with Visual Studio Code. Go to https://code.visualstudio.com/#alt-downloads and download the version that suits your OS. After download start the installation and complete. Press finish to start Visual Studio Code! In the next part we’ll install an Visual Studio Code extensions for access […]
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Custom domain name in Azure Part 3 – Add a custom domain to a App Service.
Now in this last part we will add the custom domain! When the DNS zone has been updated and redirected, verify first, it’s time to update your app service. Head over to the App Service and note hostname and IP. Go to the DNS Zone and add an A-record with @ that redirects to the […]
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Custom domain name in Azure Part 2 – Redirect an external registrar to Azure DNS
Now we will let Azure act as our DNS name server instead of the delegated from our registrar. Go to your DNS Zone and copy the four DNS servers you’ve received for your DNS. Login to your registrar and change DNS to your Azure DNS. Done! Let’s configure an App Service for a custom domain […]
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