Hey everyone, I've hit a snag while trying to deploy my Azure function app. I'm working on my local machine which is connected to a VNet through a VPN gateway. However, when I attempt to deploy from Visual Studio Code, I keep getting a 403 access denied error. My function is set up in a private subnet with VNet integration, and I've ensured there's no public access. What could I be missing? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
4 Answers
Just a funny tip: Friends don't let friends do right-click deployments. It's often better to use the command line or proper CI/CD tools to handle deployments.
It sounds like you've run into a classic VNet integration issue. Just a heads up, VNet integration is mainly for outbound calls to your VNet. If you want inbound access to your function app, you'll need to set up a private endpoint instead of relying on public access. That'd probably sort out your deployment problem!
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