A credit-union .NET Azure Function must run so the host and the app do not share one process. Which create/configure choice should the developer select?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Isolated worker means the .NET app lives in its own process—host in one room, app in another. That is the create-time choice for current .NET isolates. Durable hubs orchestrate workflows; they are not a substitute for picking isolated versus in-process.
Full Explanation
The .NET isolated worker model runs function code out-of-process from the Azure Functions host, enabling current .NET versions and clearer dependency isolation. In-process shares the host process and is the older model. Durable Functions remains supporting cast on AZ-204 and is not the primary answer for worker-model configuration.