Generally Available : Azure functions .NET 7 support in an isolated process #970
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You can now build your serverless applications with .NET 7 in Azure Functions using the .NET Isolated Worker model, which provides an isolation model that decouples your function process from the Azure Functions runtime, bringing the flexibility needed to target different versions of .NET, more efficiently manage dependencies and service registration.
The isolated worker model also allows you to use current .NET behaviors for dependency injection and incorporating middleware into your function app. Choose the isolated model if you’re upgrading from .NET 5 Azure functions v3. This feature is available for preview in all Windows-based plans, Linux dedicated, and premium plans. Linux consumption plan will be added at a later date.
Azure functions in an isolated process .NET 7 in GA announcement: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/apps-on-azure-blog/announcing-the-net-7-for-azure-functions-isolated-worker-process/ba-p/3671398
If you're working on .NET on Azure functions. Please feedback us at : https://aka.ms/af-dotnet-survey
Stay tuned with us : .NET on Azure functions roadmap : http://aka.ms/af-dotnet-roadmap
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