Azure Functions brings new flexibility with scale, VNet and long execution time
Microsoft published this Azure Functions update on Azure Updates.
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Facts
- Microsoft id
register-for-access-to-upcoming-azure-functions-flex-consumption- Status
- In development
- Products
- Azure Functions
- Update type
- Features, Microsoft Ignite
- Product categories
- Compute, Containers, Internet of Things
- Private preview
- November 2023
- Status pages
- Azure Functions status
- First captured by us
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- Microsoft last modified
- Source
- Azure Updates · open the original at Microsoft
Microsoft says
Flex Consumption Plan is a new Azure Functions hosting plan that builds on the consumption pay for what you use, serverless billing model, and gives…
What Microsoft changed
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- Status
- In development
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Related changes
Other changes for Azure Functions
- Generally Available: Redis extension for Azure Functions · Launched
- Retirement: Support for the in-process model for .NET apps in Azure Functions ends 10 November 2026.
- Retirement: Support for .NET 6 ends on 12 November 2024—upgrade your Azure Functions apps to .NET 8
- Retirement: Support for .NET 7 ends on 14 May 2024—upgrade your Azure Functions resources to .NET 8
- Public preview: PowerShell 7.4 support for Azure Functions · In preview
- Public preview: SDK type bindings for Azure Blob Storage with Azure Functions in Python · In preview
- Public Preview: Distributed tracing v2 for durable Functions · In preview
- Public preview: Get started with Azure Functions using Visual Studio Code for the Web · In preview
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