This is one of my projects that I have deployed to Azure App Service with Azure Devops to configure a Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery Pipeline from the Github repository.
You can view the deployed web app on https://medikeeperproject.azurewebsites.net/ and see the sample project I have created.
Here you can see the pipeline that I have created with Azure Devops and github.
This is a Azure Function App built in Visual Studio 2019 and deployed to Azure.
What I have created here as you can see is an HTTP Trigger that lets you invoke a function with an HTTP request. You can see on the code that this HTTP Trigger tries to get a name parameter to trigger the function.
This is how it looks like when you browse the function from the IIS server.
You can see on the below image that I have published this azure function in Azure.
I also have experiences in Azure DevOps where I have implemented a CI/CD pipeline on one of my capstone project through my github repository.
You can also see here some of the activities that I have done so far in Azure through a virtual machine on our Learn On Demand coursework during my time in the Microsoft Software & Systems Academy - Cloud application Development path.
This is to show that I have the baseline knowledge to create and deploy different resources in the Azure cloud.
I have also participated on several challenges in the Microsoft Ignite Challenge where I focused on expanding my knowledge in Azure.
You can also see here some of the badges that I have earned while completing some Learning paths in Microsoft Docs that are mostly focused in expanding my knowledge in Azure.

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