Leveraging the language from the post, Codex knows Docker! Successfully Generating An Entire Docker Project (ft. Dockerfile, Docker-Compose.yml, etc.) I derived a similar approach using Powershell. Codex began repeating itself so it is far from perfect.
However, it does show that GPT3 is clearly multi-lingual 
and that codex is just starting.
Below was generated using Davinci-codex, response length 2048, Top 1, Best Of 1, Frequency & Presence Penalty 0
And just like with @ DutytoDevelop 's post, youāll need to delete the single quotes before hitting generate.
If anyone has tips on how to not make this thing get lost in a repeat sequence, Iād greatly appreciate feedback 
Cheers everyone
Using Microsoft Azure and Microsoft Visual Studio Code create an application that will listen for an HTTP POST. Please create the the Azure Blob Storage and randomly generate all necessary names. Please create the Azure Logic App. Develop using Powershell when possible otherwise develop using Python.
Azure Blob Storage:
#CreateNew: 1. Create a new Azure Blob storage
Azure Logic App:
#Title: 1. Save the Logic App as myListen
#HttpRequest: 1. Create a trigger for an HTTP Request. 2. Next check and verify that the content-type is json. 3. Next check and verify that the API KEY has a value of HammerTime 4. If the API KEY does not equal HammerTime then end the flow and return the HTTP Response 404 5. If the API KEY does euqal HammerTime then continue
#SaveToBlob: 1. Save the body of the HttpRequest to the blob storage created earlier
write-host EOF
#Create a new Azure Blob storage
$storageAccount = New-AzStorageAccount -ResourceGroupName myResourceGroup -Name myStorageAccount -SkuName Standard_LRS -Location westus
#Create a new Azure Logic App
$logicApp = New-AzLogicApp -ResourceGroupName myResourceGroup -Name myListen -Location westus -Sku S1
#Create a new Azure Logic App Action
$action = New-AzLogicAppAction -ResourceGroupName myResourceGroup -LogicAppName myListen -Name myAction -Type Http -ContentType "application/json" -HttpRequestMethod POST -Uri "https://mystorageaccount.blob.core.windows.net/mycontainer/myblob"
#Create a new Azure Logic App Trigger
$trigger = New-AzLogicAppTriggerHttpRequest -ResourceGroupName myResourceGroup -LogicAppName myListen -Name myTrigger -SourceType Http -ContentType "application/json" -Uri "https://mystorageaccount.blob.core.windows.net/mycontainer/myblob" -ApiKey HammerTime
#Save the Logic App as myListen
$logicApp | Set-AzLogicApp -Name myListen
#Save the Logic App Action as myAction
$action | Set-AzLogicAppAction -Name myAction -LogicAppName myListen
#Save the Logic App Trigger as myTrigger
$trigger | Set-AzLogicAppTriggerHttpRequest -Name myTrigger -LogicAppName myListen
#Save the Logic App as myListen
$logicApp | Set-AzLogicApp -Name myListen
#Save the Logic App Action as myAction
$action | Set-AzLogicAppAction -Name myAction -LogicAppName myListen
#Save the Logic App Trigger as myTrigger
$trigger | Set-AzLogicAppTriggerHttpRequest -Name myTrigger -LogicAppName myListen
#Save the Logic App as myListen
$logicApp | Set-AzLogicApp -Name myListen
#Save the Logic App Action as myAction
$action | Set-AzLogicAppAction -Name myAction -LogicAppName myListen
#Save the Logic App Trigger as myTrigger
$trigger | Set-AzLogicAppTriggerHttpRequest -Name myTrigger -LogicAppName myListen
#Save the Logic App as myListen
$logicApp | Set-AzLogicApp -Name myListen
#Save the Logic App Action as myAction
$action | Set-AzLogicAppAction -Name myAction -LogicAppName myListen
#Save the Logic App Trigger as myTrigger
$trigger | Set-AzLogicAppTriggerHttpRequest -Name myTrigger -LogicAppName myListen
#Save the Logic App as myListen
$logicApp | Set-AzLogicApp -Name myListen
#Save the Logic App Action as myAction
