I have a python project that works locally and has different functions split into different files based on their overall purpose. I’m trying to convert this to an Azure function v2, and I’m getting this error when I try to import my functions.

I’m deploying a Python application as an Azure Functions App through a zip deployment. The project structure looks like this:

I have the following Azure functions

I successfully tested a python azure function locally that once triggered in blob storage, converts any .xlsb files to .xlsx files. On a <100KB .xlsb file this took about a minute, and a ~70,000KB .xlsb file took 15 minutes (that feels very long! Also looking for performance enhancement here if you have!). The function code is below.

I have a project requirement to update an .xlsx from the Azure blob storage using Azure function app time trigger. I tried to do so with normal

Getting ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘rpletl”

I want to deploy a function to an Azure Function App using a git repository and an Azure DevOps pipeline. The pipeline already exists and it works (the file are being deployed in the Function App), but I cannot see any functions in the Function App.

I have developed an azure function app. It is in Python and works perfectly fine. I first developed this in a virtual environment using pyenv on my laptop.

Deploying my Python Azure Function to a Function app takes a painful amount of time (sometimes >25 minutes).

I want to ask if all Python libraries are available in Azure Functions? And more precisely, if the deltalake library, that gives the opportunity to use Delta Lake functionalities with a plain Python code, is available in Azure Functions?