Azure Function is a serverless computing service that allows users to run event-triggered code without the need to configure or manage infrastructure. As a trigger-based service, it runs a script or a piece of code to respond to various events.
Azure Function is a serverless compute service that enables user to run event-triggered code without having to provision or manage infrastructure. Being as a trigger-based service, it runs a script or piece of code in response to a variety of events.
Azure Function can be used to achieve decoupling, high throughput, reusability and sharing. More reliable, it can also be used in a production environment.
Azure Functions can be used to achieve decoupling, high throughput, reusability and shared. Being more reliable, it can also be used for the production environments.
However, as of March 2021, Azure Function only supports C#, Javascript, F#, Java, Powershell, Python and TypeScript. They are mainly open source languages.
However, as of March 2021, Azure Function is only supporting C#, Javascript, F#, Java, Powershell, Python, and TypeScript.They are mainly opensource language.
In this document, it will guide you through two ways to embed MATLAB algorithms into Azure Function.
In this documentation, it will walk you through two ways to embed MATLAB Algorithm into Azure Function.
through MATLAB Coder > C# (.dll)
through MATLAB Compiler SDK > Python Package > Docker Image
Generally, solution(1) would allow your Azure function response faster than solution(2), as the C# is directly supported by Azure function natively. For solution (2), it requires more storage space for the docker image. Intuitively, solution (2) might be preferable due to MATLAB Runtime supports almost all MATLAB Function but MATLAB Coder is only supporting limited function for code generation.
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