Harry Davis Thanks for posting your question in Microsoft Q&A. As per doc: Function app timeout duration, you can set the timeout duration up to 230
and Azure Function will timeout once the value has been reached. However, if the value is set beyond 230
, then Azure Functions will time out anyway and will not consider the value of timeout. This is because of underlying infrastructure that Azure Functions use i.e., Azure Load Balancer which has the following limitations: Why does my request time out after 230 seconds?
So, if you are looking for longer timeouts (beyond 230
), you would have to use Durable Functions with async pattern. This can support longer running tasks without timeouts and checkout the doc for more info. Here is the similar discussion in SO thread and I hope this helps with your question. Let me know if you have any questions and am happy to assist.
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