Azure functions are not displaying in the function app.

Question

I created an Azure function using Terraform following the example in the azure_rm docs. I confirmed that it was correctly created by comparing the settings to a previously created Azure Function that works fine.

I then created 3 functions using the Azure VsCode extension, following the instructions in the docs (Typescript v4). On local, it works as expected and I can successfully test my functions (2 are http triggered and 1 is service bus triggered).

Then when I deploy the function app from the Local Project, the Azure tab shows that the deployment is successful, but there are no http triggers. I don't see my functions on the functions tab in the azure portal. I looked into the Kudu files (home/data/SitePackages) and I see that the latest zip file contains my functions, and other files I required. I have tried debugging my app, redeploying, and downgrading my azure extensions version, but it is still the same issue.

Could you please help me?

Answer 1

Hello Chidinma Okafor,

Welcome to the Microsoft Q&A and thank you for posting your questions here.

I understand that your Azure functions are not displaying in the function app.

If you are sure all the NOTEs in the document, you referenced is carefully noted.

• Use Azure CLI or PowerShell to list functions and get more detailed information:

     az functionapp show --name <FunctionAppName> --resource-group <ResourceGroupName>
      az functionapp function show --name <FunctionName> --resource-group <ResourceGroupName> --function-name <FunctionName>
  

• If your app is listed proceed to verify that the Function App is running on a plan that supports the features you're using. For example, some configurations might require a Premium Plan or App Service Plan rather than a Consumption Plan.
• Ensure that you are using the latest version of Azure Functions tools in Visual Studio and updating these tools can resolve deployment issues.
• Clear the Function App cache in Kudu, navigate to D:\home\site\wwwroot and manually clear out old function files before redeploying.
• Re-deploy the Function App this can resolve inconsistencies. You can use the Azure CLI or Visual Studio Code to redeploy.

NOTE: If your function app is not listed in state 1, jump to the last two.

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