Azure Functions
Process events with serverless code
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Pros
- Consumption based
- Low cost compute
- Broad range of triggers and bindings
- Dedicated SKUs available
- Workflows via Durable Functions
- Good language support
- Can run on Kubernetes (KEDA)
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Cons
- Slow cold-start
Read our blog posts about Azure Functions

Bye bye Azure Functions, Hello Azure Container Apps: Migrating from Azure Functions to ASP.NET Core
The second in a series of posts talking about how and why we migrated an application from Azure Functions to Azure Container Apps

Ian Griffiths presenting at Visual Studio Live! 2022 San Diego
Ian Griffiths is presenting at Visual Studio Live! In San Diego about JSON Serialization with Code Generation on C# 10, Reaqtor, and .NET Cold Start in the Cloud

Bye bye Azure Functions, Hello Azure Container Apps: Introduction
The first in a series of posts talking about how and why we migrated an application from Azure Functions to Azure Container Apps