What remains key to Azure Functions is its ability to deliver on-demand capacity on a “pay for what you use” basis.

As title says, I have a .net 7 isolated function that I was having trouble getting to run when building/zip deploying from a powershell script, so I tried to deploy it from visual studio and it worked ...

Also going GA in the fall update is Azure Functions runtime 4.0, which supports these language/runtime versions: Node.js 14, 16 (preview) Python 3.7, 3.8, 3.9 Java 8, 11 PowerShell 7.0 Custom handlers ...

For your information, Windows Terminal is a multi-tabbed utility, allows users to use multiple tools (Command Prompt, Windows PowerShell, PowerShell, Azure Cloud Shell, etc.) from one window.

Microsoft Azure is a solid and reliable choice for hosting large websites and applications, and pay-as-you-go pricing ensures you aren’t overcharged. However, tech support is costly on a monthly ...

Call it low-code for the web: Azure Static Web Apps has reached general availability, providing a quick onramp to full-stack projects with static front ends and dynamic back ends powered by Azure ...

Other static web app services similar to Azure Static Web Apps are Netifly, Vercel, and Cloudflare Pages. The latter became GA in April, while Netifly and Vercel have been available for some time.

All you need to do is provide HTTP end points with configuration files in the Function app. These define any custom handler functions, along with the URI of your custom handler.