Create a function triggered by Azure Queue storage from Azure Portal

In this tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of creating an Azure Function that is triggered by messages added to an Azure Queue Storage from the Azure Portal. Azure Functions is a serverless compute service that enables you to run code on-demand without having to manage infrastructure.
In this video, we'll start by creating an Azure Storage account and a queue within it. We'll then create an Azure Function using the Azure Portal's built-in Function App tools and configure it to be triggered by incoming messages to the queue.
Next, we'll demonstrate how to write code within the Azure Function that will be executed whenever a new message is added to the queue. We'll show you how to use the Azure Storage client library to access and process the message data.
We'll also cover how to monitor the function's performance using Azure Application Insights and review its execution logs. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a good understanding of how to create an Azure Function triggered by Azure Queue Storage from the Azure Portal.
This video is suitable for developers who are new to Azure Functions and want to learn how to create and configure a function that can be triggered by messages from Azure Queue Storage.

[@mthokozisimyende787]

Amazing Video, You just helped me with my Cloud Development Assignment

[@SoftWizCircle]

Glad I could help!

[@lolomimama193]

Do a favor to the community and yourself and delete this video. You cant be debugging during the tutorial lmao

[@SoftWizCircle]

sure but just wanted to check why we cant debug in demo? is that everything has to be perfect in demo or tutorial or it has to be in a way which we face in real day to day?