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Praveen Kumar Sreeram
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Praveen Kumar Sreeram is an author, Microsoft Certified Trainer, and certified Azure Solutions Architect. He has over 15 years of experience in the field of development, analysis, design, and the delivery of applications of various technologies. His projects range from custom web development using ASP.NET and MVC to building mobile apps using the cross-platform Xamarin technology for domains such as insurance, telecom, and wireless expense management. He has been given the Most Valuable Professional award twice by one of the leading social community websites, CSharpCorner, for his contributions to the Microsoft Azure community through his articles. Praveen is highly focused on learning about technology, and blogs about his learning regularly. You can also follow him on Twitter at @PrawinSreeram. Currently, his focus is on analyzing business problems and providing technical solutions for various projects related to Microsoft Azure and .NET Core.
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Deploying Azure functions using the Run From Package feature

We have been learning about different techniques for developing Azure functions and deploying them to the cloud.

As you may already know, each function app can have multiple functions hosted within it. All the code related to these functions is located in the D:\home\site\wwwroot folder. We'll use the Kudu app to view the binaries.

Kudu is an open-source application that lets us deploy binaries to an App Service, view the environment variables, and view processes running on the App Service's hosts. Navigate to Kudu with the URL https://<<yourfunctionappname>>.scm.azurewebsites.net.

In Figure 11.1, you can see all the binaries of the Kudu web app:

KUDU app – WWW root folder structure
Figure 11.1: KUDU app—WWW root folder structure

D:\home\site\wwwroot is the location where the runtime would look for the binaries and all the configuration files that are required to execute the application.

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Praveen Kumar Sreeram is an author, Microsoft Certified Trainer, and certified Azure Solutions Architect. He has over 15 years of experience in the field of development, analysis, design, and the delivery of applications of various technologies. His projects range from custom web development using ASP.NET and MVC to building mobile apps using the cross-platform Xamarin technology for domains such as insurance, telecom, and wireless expense management. He has been given the Most Valuable Professional award twice by one of the leading social community websites, CSharpCorner, for his contributions to the Microsoft Azure community through his articles. Praveen is highly focused on learning about technology, and blogs about his learning regularly. You can also follow him on Twitter at @PrawinSreeram. Currently, his focus is on analyzing business problems and providing technical solutions for various projects related to Microsoft Azure and .NET Core.
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