We have already seen how to trigger an Azure Function with as Webhook. We can also trigger a Webhook with our Azure Function. We can bind the Webhook as an input to our Azure Function.

To bind a Webhook as an input to our Azure Function, create an HTTP trigger in the Azure Function:

1. Click on + sign to add the Azure Function and select HttpTrigger - JavaScript, as shown in the following screenshot:

2. Provide a name for the function and click on the Create button.
3. Once the HttpTrigger is created, click on the Integrate button, as shown in the following screenshot:

4. Now, check the options and change the Mode to Webhook. There will be only two options available: the first is Standard and the second is Webhook. By default, the Standard mode is selected.

5. Once we change the Mode to Webhook, we will see another option, Webhook type.
6. Three types of Webhook are available in the Azure Function:

• • * GitHub
  • * Generic JSON
  • * Slack

7. Depending on our needs, we can select any of these, as shown in the following screenshot:

8. Click on the Save button to save the changes.

9. Now, check function.json and observe the changes, as shown in the following screenshot:

10. In this way, we can bind a Webhook with our Azure Function.