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Azure Functions: Linux Consumption hosting plan retirement
The Linux Consumption hosting plan of Azure Functions is retired on 30 Sep 2028. After that date there is no technical support and new Linux Consumption function apps cannot be created.
Retires , 30 Sep 2028
What breaks
Retirement date for the Azure Functions Linux Consumption hosting plan: 30 Sep 2028. After that date, there is no technical support and new Linux Consumption function apps cannot be created. Microsoft asks customers to migrate to Flex Consumption by the retirement date to avoid service disruptions. Microsoft stated that after September 30, 2025 Linux Consumption gets no new features and is removed from the Azure portal, Visual Studio and VS Code, while it can still be managed through infrastructure as code and Azure CLI. Affected resources are App Service plans with Pricing Tier Dynamic (Y1: 0) and Operating System Linux.
Who is affected
Matching resource types
microsoft.web/serverfarmsazurerm_service_plan
Fields the check reads
skuproperties.reservedsku_nameos_type
Detected by the estate check from
- Terraform state or plan (JSON)
- ARM template
What to do
- In the Azure portal, find App Service plans with Pricing Tier: Dynamic (Y1: 0) and Operating System: Linux.
- Migrate to Flex Consumption by the retirement date to avoid service disruptions.
Replacement
Flex Consumption plan
Sources
- Official sourceazure.microsoft.comOfficial
- Additional sourceaka.msOfficial
Last checked against the first source in this list on .
Related
- , 14 Sep 2026Azure Functions: runtime version 1.x end of supportSource
- , 30 Sep 2026Azure Functions: runtime v3 on Linux Consumption retirementSource
- , 1 Oct 2026Azure Functions: Python 3.10 end of supportSource
- , 10 Nov 2026Azure Functions: .NET 8 and .NET 9 end of supportSource
- , 10 Nov 2026Azure Functions: .NET in-process model end of supportSource
- , 10 Nov 2026Azure Functions: PowerShell 7.4 end of supportSource
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