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Azure Container Apps provide a more flexible environment, allowing you to customize the container runtime environment to suit your specific requirements.
Containerization ensures better isolation between different functions or function versions, preventing issues in one function from affecting others. Packaging all dependencies into a single container image simplifies deployment and ensures consistent execution across environments.
Containerized Azure Functions are more portable and can be deployed to any Kubernetes cluster, supporting multi-cloud or hybrid deployments. If you're already using Azure Container Apps or Kubernetes, running Azure Functions in containers can streamline infrastructure management.
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