Can I create python functions with a dreamspark account? Thank you for your attention!

Does this occur consistently? Repro steps:

Action: azureFunctions.createFunctionApp Error type: DisallowedProvider Error Message: The operation is not permitted for namespace ‘Microsoft.Storage’. List of permitted provider namespaces is ‘Microsoft.Authorization,Microsoft.Billing,Microsoft.Education,Microsoft.Features,microsoft.insights,Microsoft.NotificationHubs,Microsoft.Resources,Microsoft.Sql,Microsoft.Subscription,microsoft.support,microsoft.visualstudio,Microsoft.Web’.

Version: 1.8.1 OS: win32 OS Release: 10.0.19044 Product: Visual Studio Code Product Version: 1.71.2 Language: ru

Call Stack

handleErrorResponse extension.bundle.js:2:1945875
deserializeResponseBody extension.bundle.js:2:1946606

[IHVH]

App Service plan is also not supported for subscription. I have no problem with local development. And what’s more interesting, I can publish functions in C#, but it doesn’t work for python. I think we can close this issue? Thanks Nathan!

[nturinski]

Right… This seems like a weird oversight with the Azure Education accounts. Is it possible to create the Functions with an App Service plan instead? Or maybe you can get access to some other storage account?

If you just need to do things locally, you can download Azurite and create a local emulator. If you do that, you’ll need to set AzureWebJobsStorage to UseDevelopmentStorage=true