Microsofts Serverless Framework 'Azure Functions' is available for quite some time now and lots of developers and companies have since moved towards serverless functions and are overwhelmed by its simplicity and the cut in costs.
But the Azure Functions Team has since not been sleeping, they are constantly working on making the serverless functions experience on Azure better. Users are now able to Run Azure Functions within Docker Containers and the support for languages has been expanded too. With 2.0 there was only support for DotNet and Javascript functions, but the team put in a lot of afford to bring support not just for TypeScript but also for Python, Java and PowerShell.
And if you want to run Azure Functions on your own Kubernetes Cluster or even on a Cluster at a different Provider in a MultiCloud-Environment, then you can do it by using Project KEDA.

In this session we will look at the new Experience available on Azure, how Docker support works and how to use KEDA to run Azure Functions auto-scaling on your own Kubernetes Cluster.