Month: January 2023

Welcome to Research Focus, a new series of blog posts that highlights notable publications, events, code/datasets, new hires and other milestones from across the research community at Microsoft. High-throughput ab initio reaction mechanism exploration in the cloud with automated multi-reference validation Jan P. Unsleber, Hongbin Liu, Leopold Talirz, Thomas Weymuth, Maximilian Mörchen, Adam Grofe, Dave […]

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We continue to expand the Azure Marketplace ecosystem. For this volume, 136 new offers successfully met the onboarding criteria and went live. See details of the new offers below:
 

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Alluvio by Riverbed: The A… Continue reading Azure Marketplace new offers – January 11, 2023→

This article will walk you through the different ways of how to monitor serverless SQL requests. By reviewing this article, you will understand what to see, compare and how to troubleshoot the query execution behavior. At the end of this article, … Continue reading Monitoring Synapse serverless SQL pool query history→

What is “Defender”?
This blog is about “Microsoft Defender for Endpoint” for Linux, hereafter referred to as MDE. The term “Defender” is used across multiple products and technologies.
An overview of Microsoft 365 Defender is illustrated here What is … Continue reading SAP Applications and Microsoft Defender for Linux→

The landscape for education is continuously changing as new mediums for expression, communication, and interaction evolve. Children and young adults adapt to new technology with legendary ease, but how can schools ensure that those explorations stay sa… Continue reading Tips for Internal Investigations While Maintaining Privacy→

Exciting news Rustaceans and Azure Sphere enthusiasts!! You can now use Rust to develop applications on Azure Sphere. We had made an announcement in June 2022 about previewing Rust on Azure Sphere in this post -Previewing Rust on Azure Sphere – Microso… Continue reading Modernizing embedded development on Azure Sphere with Rust→

Using Microsoft Bookings one can go beyond conventional appointment scheduling and actively engage with their customers. This will help Bookings users have better relationships with their customers, have higher trust, and ultimately higher and faster c… Continue reading Microsoft Bookings – Engaging with customers→

 
Performance is one of the key reasons to use Azure Cosmos DB. Traditional databases are often limited in their ability to scale up resources like CPU, RAM, disk and IOPS. By distributing workloads into multiple partitions, Cosmos DB databa… Continue reading Cosmos DB Patterns for Performance Efficiency→