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Is there a way to deploy a azure function directly to a storage account with private endpoint

I am relatively new to the Azure world, but have been ask investigate a way to create/deploy azure functions to private storage account which is not publicly accessible. Reason being that my company has a policy against the creation of public storage accounts.

So we using VS Code, I tried using vs code to connect to azure and create the function but the deployment failed to the above restriction. Same trying to use Azure portal to create a function.

I create a private storage account, but have not been able to find a way to use that storage account during the function creation process. Is there any way using either VS or azure portal?

I also looked into Terraform, but it seems terraform wants storage account for state, which also seem to be public.
Anyone used terraform to achieve the above?

Thanks for any help.

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    teps to Deploy Azure Function with a Private Endpoint for Storage Account
    Create a Storage Account with Private Endpoint:

    In the Azure portal, create a new storage account.
    Under the "Networking" section, set the networking option to "Private endpoint."
    Create a private endpoint for the storage account, which will provide a private IP address for accessing the storage account from within your virtual network.

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    If you use private storage account which is not publicly accessible you can not push files there. In this case, you need a build agent: Secure storage account linked to Function App with private endpoint, or try to add your IP to white-list. To create your infra, you may use these examples:

    1. Bicep: Create Function App and private endpoint-secured Storage
    2. Terraform: Function App with Private HTTP Endpoint
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