Month: February 2024

You can now migrate nodes from one Linux OS to another without having to create new nodes. Continue reading Public preview: OS SKU in-place migration for Linux nodes→

You can set a low soak time value during a node upgrade to wait between draining a node and proceeding to reimage it. Continue reading Generally Available: Node Soak Duration for Upgrades→

You can now better manage your changing workload demands by using capacity reservation groups. Continue reading Generally Available: Capacity Reservations support in AKS→

You can deploy an officially supported Istio addon for AKS Continue reading GA: Istio-based service mesh add-on for Azure Kubernetes Service→

You can now temporarily disable your network policy engines to perform a migration. Continue reading Public preview: Disable network policy in AKS for migration→

You can now stagger AKS node upgrades and minimize application downtime. Continue reading Public preview: AKS support for node soak duration for upgrades→

Introduction
Azure Service Bus is a fully managed enterprise message broker that allows you to connect, decouple, and exchange messages between different applications and services. It supports a range of communication patterns, such as queues, topics, … Continue reading Load Testing Azure Service Bus→

How do you feel when your day doesn’t go as planned? In this episode of the Path To Citus Con, the podcast for developers who love Postgres, guest Derk van Veen joins co-hosts Claire Giordano and Pino de Candia to talk about his journey from Java devel… Continue reading Podcast about transitioning from developer to PostgreSQL specialist, with Derk van Veen→