Azure CLI Samples
These end-to-end Azure CLI scripts are provided to help you learn how to provision and managing the Azure resources required by Azure Functions. You must use the Azure Functions Core Tools to create actual Azure Functions code projects from the command line on your local computer and deploy code to these Azure resources. For a complete end-to-end example of developing and deploying from the command line using both Core Tools and the Azure CLI, see one of these language-specific command line quickstarts:
The following table includes links to bash scripts that you can use to create and manage the Azure resources required by Azure Functions using the Azure CLI.
| Create app | Description |
|---|---|
| Create a function app for serverless execution | Create a function app in a Consumption plan. |
| Create a serverless Python function app | Create a Python function app in a Consumption plan. |
| Create a function app in a scalable Premium plan | Create a function app in a Premium plan. |
| Create a function app in a dedicated (App Service) plan | Create a function app in a dedicated App Service plan. |
| Integrate | Description |
|---|---|
| Create a function app and connect to a storage account | Create a function app and connect it to a storage account. |
| Create a function app and connect to an Azure Cosmos DB | Create a function app and connect it to an Azure Cosmos DB instance. |
| Create a Python function app and mount an Azure Files share | By mounting a share to your Linux function app, you can leverage existing machine learning models or other data in your functions. |
| Continuous deployment | Description |
|---|---|
| Deploy from GitHub | Create a function app that deploys from a GitHub repository. |