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Azure Functions

Product

Serverless compute service of Azure that runs event-driven code; can be exposed as an MCP server, for example through API Management.

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Title graphic: Azure Functions (Product)
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Também conhecido comoFunctions, Azure Function
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Azure Updates

Retirement: Support for PowerShell 7.4 ends on November 10, 2026

Support for PowerShell 7.4 will

end on November 10, 2026, please transition to PowerShell 7.6. Your Azure Function apps will continue to run, but security patches and updates will no

longer be provided and customer support for

PowerShell 7.4 will be discontinued. Running function apps on

unsupported runtime or language version, may lead to issues and degraded

performance.  

Required action  

To avoid potential security vulnerabilities, minimize risk

for your Azure Functions apps, and take advantage of latest features, follow

the steps to upgrade your app to PowerShell

7.6 before November 10, 2026.  

Note: If your app is on a Linux…

Retirement: November 2026

Older updates (4)
Azure Updates Retirement: Support for .NET 8 and .NET 9 ends on November 10, 2026—upgrade your apps to .NET 10

Support for .NET

8 and .NET 9 will end on November

10, 2026. Please transition to .NET

10 by that date. Your

Azure Function Apps will continue to operate,

but security updates will no longer be provided, and support for .NET 8 and

.NET 9 on Azure Functions will end. Running Function Apps on an unsupported

runtime or language version might lead to security and performance issues. 

Upgrade to .NET 10 before November 10, 2026 to remain on a

supported version. Learn more about Azure

Functions stack version support. 

Required action  

To avoid potential security vulnerabilities, minimize risk

for your Azure Functions apps, and take advantage of…

Retirement: November 2026

Azure Updates Retirement: Support for Node.js 22 ends on April 30, 2027

Support for Node.js 22 will end on April 30, 2027, please transition to Node.js 24 by that date. Your Azure Function apps will continue to run, but security patches and updates will no longer be provided and customer support for Node.js 22 will be discontinued. Running function apps on unsupported runtime or language version may lead to issues and degraded performance. Upgrade is required to maintain support eligibility.

Required Action

To avoid potential security vulnerabilities, minimize risk for your Azure Functions apps, and take advantage of latest features, follow the steps to upgrade your app to Node.js 24 before April 30,…

Retirement: April 2027

Launched Azure Updates Generally Available: Azure Functions support for Python 3.14

You can now develop functions using Python 3.14 locally and

deploy them to Azure Functions plans on Linux. 

Upgrade your apps to Python 3.14 to take advantage

of enhanced security, a longer support window, and continued compatibility with

the Azure Functions runtime and developer tools. 

Learn more:  

Upgrade

your app to Python 3.14 

Python

support in Azure Functions

General Availability: July 2026

Launched Azure Updates Public Preview: Azure Functions Support for PowerShell 7.6

Azure Functions support for PowerShell 7.6 is now available in preview. You can now develop apps using PowerShell 7.6 locally and deploy them to Azure Functions plans. 

Learn more:  

What's

new in PowerShell 7.6 

Azure Functions PowerShell versions and their end

of support dates

Preview: July 2026

Summaries of official Microsoft release information, checked daily.

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