Do you have Azure Functions running on Linux Consumption plan? It’s time to migrate…
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post Stefano Demiliani
"On 30 September 2028, Microsoft will retire the Azure Functions Linux Consumption hosting plan."
Quotes
- “On 30 September 2028, Microsoft will retire the Azure Functions Linux Consumption hosting plan.” (Establishes the hard deadline for migration planning to avoid service disruption)
- “Flex: Lets you choose specific CPU, memory, and OS (Linux/Windows) for your function apps.” (Highlights the key advantage of resource customization in Flex Consumption over standard Consumption)
- “The migration process instead has you create a new Flex Consumption plan app that’s equivalent to your current app.” (Clarifies that migration requires creating a new app rather than upgrading an existing one)
Context
- Features: Flex Consumption plan, customizable compute and scaling, predictable cold starts, advanced networking, extended execution time, no idle timeout, resource-based pricing
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