For Azure Functions, what is the primary purpose of Durable Functions?
- Auto-scaling and Load Balancing
- Containerization and Deployment
- Managing HTTP Requests
- Simplifying Asynchronous Workflows
Durable Functions in Azure primarily aim to simplify asynchronous workflows. They enable easy management of stateful, long-running, and parallelizable tasks within serverless functions.
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