Hello @dhdorr,
To resolve the error encountered an error (InternalServerError) from host runtime' when running your Azure Function, start by checking that all necessary environment variables are correctly set missing or incorrect ones can cause runtime failures. Even if it seems like there are no logs, recheck the Azure portal, as logs might offer clues. Review the function’s configuration and code, especially if it's a basic "hello-world" function, to ensure everything is structured and set up correctly.
If the issue continues, try redeploying the function, as this can sometimes fix deployment-related issues. It's also a good idea to check the Azure status page in case there's a service outage affecting your function. Additionally, make sure you're using the latest version of the Azure Functions extension in Visual Studio Code to avoid compatibility problems.
Finally, double-check all configuration settings in the Azure Portal, including triggers and bindings, to confirm that everything is properly configured. Azure Functions require a valid storage account. If the storage account is misconfigured, it can cause runtime failures. Ensure that AzureWebJobsStorage is correctly set in Application Settings.
Hope this helps. Do let us know if you any further queries.