Hello @Sai Sravan Yarlagadda,
It seems your function app deployment from Visual Studio Code is successful, but the queue trigger isn’t showing up in the Azure portal. First, confirm you are deploying to the correct Function App and subscription, as deploying to the wrong resource can cause this issue. After deployment, check the Azure portal and allow a few moments for updates to appear. Review the deployment output and logs in VS Code for any errors or warnings.
Make sure your queue trigger and bindings are correctly configured, and that the associated storage queue exists with the proper connection string. Also, verify the function is enabled and not disabled in the portal’s settings. Confirm the runtime version in Azure matches your local project to avoid compatibility issues. If the function still doesn’t appear, try redeploying the app. For a deeper check, use the Kudu site to ensure your function files are deployed correctly.
Kindly refer below links:
Develop Azure Functions by using Visual Studio Code
Azure Queue storage trigger for Azure Functions
I hope this helps resolve your issue. Feel free to reach out if you have further concerns.