Create an Azure Durable Function Solution

Create a new Durable Functions orchestrator function, and name it MyDurableFunctionsOrchestrator*. Skim the code, but don't change anything.

Create a Durable Functions activity function, and name it Hello. Skim the code, but don't change anything.

• Create a Durable Functions HTTP starter function, and name it MyDurableFunctionsHttpStart. Note that the starter function is often referred to as a "trigger" function in Microsoft documentation and, at some point, the UI may change to that term.
• Copy the Function URL for use later in the lab.
• Review the function code, and comment out (//) the dynamic eventData line.
• Replace eventData on line 17 with null.

For this objective, you will need to use PowerShell. If you do not have experience with PowerShell and/or you are not comfortable researching the PowerShell code to complete this final step, switch over to the guide for this lab to copy-paste appropriate commands.

• Start a Cloud Shell session using the existing storage account. You will need to start the session in the same region your lab resources are deployed.
• Declare $startUrl using the URL you copied before, and replace {functionName} in the URL with MyDurableFunctionsOrchestrator.
• Start the orchestration, converting the response content from JSON, and review the output of the orchestration.