Azure Functions runtime 3.0 is now generally available
Microsoft announced general availability of this Azure Functions update in January 2020.
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- Microsoft id
azure-functions-runtime-30-is-now-available- Status
- Launched
- Products
- Azure Functions
- Update type
- Features, Services
- Product categories
- Compute, Containers, Internet of Things
- General availability
- January 2020
- Status pages
- Azure Functions status
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- Azure Updates · open the original at Microsoft
Microsoft says
Azure Functions 3.0 is now generally available, so it’s now possible to build and deploy functions with the 3.0 runtime version in production.
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