Azure Function resource group restrictions

Question

This wiki article lists the restrictions for creating Azure Functions in the same resource group.

Based on testing I just did I was able to add combinations of Windows and Linux, consumption and regular app service plans to the same resource group. Attempting to add a Linux Premium Function App failed with a validation error.

The wiki article is quite clear that the error may happen, so even the positive tests above may not always produce the same result. Given that there have been separate improvements in the ability to mix Windows and Linux apps in the same resource group, and the wiki article is now over a year old, are there any updates to these restrictions that I can always rely on?

Specifically referring to the point "you are attempting to create a Linux Consumption app in a resource group with any other app service plan type.", will I always be able to create Windows Consumption and Linux Consumption Function Apps in the same resource group?

Answer 1

@RobertJ Apology for the delay. Yes you can create both Windows Consumption and Linux Consumption Function Apps in the same resource group. The wiki article has the old information and the app service article that you have pointed have the right information. As soon as the new features/enhancement to the product are released the azure docs will be updated by the respective content team. For any of these issue on the wiki/document you can always create the docs bug so the respective team can update them. For this issue you can create the issue here.

For any new app service announcement you can refer to this : https://github.com/Azure/app-service-announcements/issues