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- On the `Basics` tab, fill in the required fields:
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-**Subscription**: Select your Azure subscription.
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-**Resource Group**: Create a new resource group or select an existing one.
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-**Function App name**: Enter a globally unique name for your Function App.
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-**Region**: Choose the region closest to you or your users.
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-**Runtime stack**: Select the runtime stack (e.g., .NET, Node.js, Python) you want to use.
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-**Version**: Choose the version of the runtime stack.
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4.**Select Hosting Plan**: Under `Hosting`, choose the `Consumption (Serverless)` plan for a pay-per-execution model, or select a different plan based on your needs.
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5.**Configure Storage and Networking**:
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-**Storage Account**: Create a new storage account or use an existing one.
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-**Operating System**: Choose between Windows or Linux.
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7.**Review and Create**:
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- Review all the configurations you have made.
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- Click `Create` to deploy your Function App.
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8.**Create a Function**:
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- Once the Function App is created, navigate to it in the Azure portal.
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- Select `Functions` from the left-hand menu, then click `+ Add` to create a new function.
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- Choose a template (e.g., HTTP trigger) and configure the function settings.
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## Create a Function
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- Once the Function App is created, navigate to it in the Azure portal.
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- Select `Functions` from the left-hand menu, then click `+ Add` to create a new function.
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- Choose a template (e.g., HTTP trigger) and configure the function settings.
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