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Retirement: Support for the in-process model for .NET apps in Azure Functions ends 10 November 2026.

Einstellung am: November 10, 2026

Migrate your .NET apps in Azure Functions to the isolated worker model

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GA: Azure SQL Trigger support for Azure Functions

You can now build application logic in Azure Function apps which can be driven by the data from Azure SQL database

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Public preview: PowerShell 7.4 support for Azure Functions

You can now develop apps using PowerShell 7.4 locally and deploy them to Azure Functions

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Retirement: Support for .NET 7 ends on 14 May 2024—upgrade your Azure Functions resources to .NET 8

Einstellung am: Mai 24, 2024

Upgrade your Azure Functions resources to .NET 8 by 14 May 2024

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Generally available: Azure Functions Support for Node.js 20

Develop functions using Node.js 20 locally and deploy them to all Azure Functions plans on Linux and Windows.

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Public Preview: Distributed tracing v2 for durable Functions

Distributed tracing v2 for durable Functions is in public preview. This version supports all languages and storage backends and provides detailed spans.

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Azure Functions brings new flexibility with scale, VNet and long execution time

You can now request for access to try out Flex Consumption, a new Azure Functions hosting plan that provides fast scaling and networking features with a serverless billing model.

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GA: Azure Functions supports .NET 8 in the isolated worker model

Azure Functions now supports .NET 8, using the isolated worker model.

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GA: Service Bus message settlement in isolated worker model for .NET Azure Functions

Functions using the ServiceBusTrigger can perform message settlement actions in the isolated worker model for .NET applications

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Support for the 1.x version of Azure Functions ends 14 September 2026

Einstellung am: September 14, 2026

Migrate to version 4.x of the Azure Functions runtime before support ends for version 1.x on 14 September 2026

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Generally Available: Azure Functions v4 Programming model for Node.js

Work in a more intuitive Azure Functions development experience.

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Public preview: Azure Functions Support for Node.js 20

You can now develop functions using Node.js 20 locally and deploy them to all Azure Functions plans on Linux and Windows.

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Generally available: Higher default value for Azure Functions Event Hubs max batch size

Starting with version 6.0.0 of the Azure Functions Event Hubs extension, a higher default value of 100 will be used for max batch size

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