Perform the following steps:
- Open the FunctionAppInVisualStudio Azure Function app in Visual Studio, and then add a new function by right-clicking on the FunctionAppInVisualStudio project. Click on Add | New Azure Function, which opens a popup. Here, for the name field, enter BlobTriggerCSharp and then click on the Add button.
- This opens another popup, where you can provide other parameters, as shown in the following screenshot:
- In the storage account connection settings, provide AzureWebJobsStorage as the name of the connection string and provide the name of the Blob container (in my case, it is cookbookfiles) in the
