Do you ever look at your Azure Functions and think, I wrote great code why is it so slow? If so, you are not alone and you may have committed an azure function performance sin!

Even the best of .NET coders can struggle with this, the issue is that when code enters Azure Functions the rules quietly change. Suddenly, patterns that performed flawlessly in your web app start misbehaving in mysterious, expensive ways. Execution slows. Scaling stalls. Cold starts multiply. And your previously so high performing code descends into sloth.

This session is about the most common Azure Functions performance sins, mistakes that feel logical, even best-practice, but backfire spectacularly in a serverless context.

You’ll leave this session with a sharper eye for uncovering hidden sins in your code and the penance to restore it to virtue.

I have given this type of sessions as a highly appreciated workshop for Microsoft when I worked there, its suitable for anyone who writes Azure functions from beginner to advanced developer.