Azure Connectors Namespace Manager
VS Code extension that provides a UI-based wizard for creating and managing Connector Namespace connections for Azure Logic Apps SDK connectors.
Features
- 6-step guided wizard to set up connections without leaving VS Code
- Subscription & Resource Group picker — auto-loads from your Azure CLI session
- Connector Namespace management — create new namespaces or select existing ones
- Connection creation for all SDK-supported connectors (Office 365, SharePoint, Teams, Azure Blob, Kusto, etc.)
- OAuth consent — opens the authorization page in your browser and verifies connection status
- Access policy management — add local-dev or managed-identity access policies
- App settings generation — writes
local.settings.json or deploys settings to a Function App
Supported Connectors
| Connector |
API Name |
| ARM (Azure Resource Manager) |
arm |
| Azure Blob Storage |
azureblob |
| Azure Monitor Logs |
azuremonitorlogs |
| Kusto (Azure Data Explorer) |
kusto |
| MQ |
mq |
| MS Graph Groups & Users |
msgraphgroupsanduser |
| Office 365 Outlook |
office365 |
| Office 365 Users |
office365users |
| OneDrive for Business |
onedriveforbusiness |
| SharePoint Online |
sharepointonline |
| SMTP |
smtp |
| Microsoft Teams |
teams |
Prerequisites
- Azure CLI installed and authenticated (
az login)
- Target subscription and resource group provisioned
- For deployed scenarios: compute host with managed identity enabled
Getting Started
- Install the extension
- Open the Azure Connectors view in the Activity Bar (sidebar)
- Or run Azure Connectors: Namespace Manager from the Command Palette (
Ctrl+Shift+P)
- Follow the 6-step wizard:
- Select subscription & resource group
- Create or select a Connector Namespace
- Create a connection (pick connector type)
- Authorize via OAuth in your browser
- Add access policies (or skip for trigger-only)
- Configure app settings (local or deployed)
Feedback & Issues
Please file issues and feature requests at the project repository.
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