Retirement: Support for the in-process model for .NET apps in Azure Functions ends 10 November 2026.
Microsoft retired this Azure Functions feature on 10 November 2026.
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- Azure Functions
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- Retirements
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- Compute, Containers, Internet of Things
- Retirement
- 10 November 2026
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- Azure Functions status
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Microsoft says
Beginning 10 November 2026, the in-process model for .NET apps in Azure Functions will no longer be supported.
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