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Hi Everyone,
I am trying to understand why am unable to see the function which I created under a Function App. For example:
I have created a Function which uses Python with Linux OS and a new Storage Account to get some messages from EventHub and alter the names of some columns and send it to Azure Service Bus.
Things I did:
- Created an EventHub Trigger for the function by pointing it to the eventhub where I want to import the chagned data (JSON format)
- Added Azure Service Bus Topic Name and Primary Connnection String under Environment Variables
- Added requirements.txt as it has libraries pre-requisite for the below python script to work
- Added the Python Script to do the job and I saved the .py file as well.
Now when I just come out of the function andthen go to the Home Page of Function App, I am unable to see my newly created function at all, its just disappeared. Its showing nothing and asking me to create a new function again.
But still I am to see all the files which created under App files of the Function App? How?
Why does this happen? Anyone can help me here or explain please?
Best Regards
Hi @veera0312,
Thank you for your detailed explanation and screenshots. Based on your scenario, it appears that the issue is specifically related to the structure and recognition of Azure Functions (Python on Linux), not Microsoft Fabric services.
This topic would be best addressed in the Azure functions forum, where the relevant experts and engineers can provide targeted guidance.
For your convenience, you can repost your query at the following link:
Azure Functions - Microsoft Q&A
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Thank you
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