Going forward, the .NET on Azure functions roadmap shows various items and initiatives in different stages. In the public preview (dev/test) stage -- along with the isolated worker support announced ...

If you’ve built code that works with any modern API-first design model, such as gRPC, then you won’t have any difficulty building a custom handler to work with Azure Functions. All you need is ...

Keeping Azure Functions states external. Having a way to externalize state is very important, because it’s central to avoiding the workarounds needed to build state in a stateless platform like ...

Announced as a public preview back in April of 2019, the Azure Functions Premium plan is now generally available. This set of functionality is focused on scale, performance, and network connectivity f ...

In terms of pricing/costs, Azure Functions can run in the existing App Service Plan model where functions run on dedicated VMs, or they can run in a Consumption Plan. With a Consumption Plan, costs ...

Azure Functions 2.0 can also run in more environments, such as locally on a Mac or Linux machine, and developers can write functions using an IDE like Visual Studio, VS Code, or VS for Mac.