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# Azure Function

Get started by creating a new Function App in Azure Portal

## Create Function App

* Resource Group - Create a new one or use an existing Resource Group
* Function App name - \<Give it a good name>
* Publish - Code
* Runtime stack - PowerShell Core
* Version - 7.0
* Region - \<your decision>
* Next - Hosting

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## Hosting

* Storage account - \<Create new or choose an existing>
* Operating System - Windows
* Plan type - Consumption (Serverless)
* Next

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## Optional Settings

Continue through to create your new Azure Function App. The remainder of the settings don't have an impact on the Function

## Enable Proxies

The first thing you should notice is that Proxies is disabled. Complete the following steps

1. Proxies: Disabled
2. Configuration
3. Function runtime settings
4. Runtime version: \~3
5. Save
6. Refresh
7. Refresh the Function App blade in your browser (not shown)
8. Overview
9. Restart

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