You are building an Azure Function App to process images uploaded to Blob storage. Images must be handled as quickly as possible with minimal latency. How should you configure the Function App and trigger?

The correct option is to use an App Service plan and configure an Azure Blob Storage trigger. An App Service plan provides dedicated, pre-warmed resources, which is crucial for minimizing latency and ensuring images are processed as quickly as possible. While a Consumption plan is cost-effective, it can introduce cold starts and variable latency, making it less suitable for scenarios requiring immediate processing. An Azure Blob Storage trigger is the appropriate mechanism to automatically initiate the function when a new image is uploaded to Blob storage. An Azure Blob Storage input binding is used to read blob content within a function, not to trigger it. A Timer trigger is incorrect as it executes on a schedule, not in response to a blob upload.