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The Azure Proactive Resiliency Library (APRL) is a collection of best practices, recommendations, and scripts that help you improve the resiliency of your Azure Virtual Desktop environment. Incorporating the contributions of multiple subject matter exp… Continue reading Curated resiliency recommendations for Azure Virtual Desktop
Today, we’re announcing the general availability of on demand capacity reservations for Azure Virtual Machines in Azure for US Government Cloud . You can now manage and reserve capacity with guaranteed SLA for VM sizes available on Azure for … Continue reading On Demand Capacity Reservation is now available in Azure for US Government
We are announcing public preview Azure Monitor pipeline (for edge). With this, we are now extending our Azure Monitor pipeline capabilities from the cloud to the edge, enabling seamless and high-scale data ingestion with centralized configuration manag… Continue reading Public preview: Azure Monitor pipeline (at edge)
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The Network and Information Systems Directive 2 (NIS2) represents the European Union’s latest stride in bolstering cybersecurity across Member States, coming into effect in October 2024. As digital threats evolve, NIS2 r… Continue reading NIS2 Trainings May 2- 9, 2024
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The purpose of this blog is to cover the concepts related to Azure Open AI in an easy-to-understand concise format for anyone with no or limited ML background.
Let’s begin by understanding the fundamental component… Continue reading Demystifying Azure Open AI for App developers
ACR now supports expanded registry capacity of up to 40TiB and optimized geo-replication performance. Continue reading Infrastructure and quality enhancements for Azure Container Registry
Are you a Microsoft partner who has published a Teams app as well as a SaaS app in the Microsoft Commercial Marketplace?
If so, there is an incredible opportunity available to you through the end of June 2024.
Mar… Continue reading FY24 Opportunities for Teams Publishers
Today, we’re announcing the deprecation of the CSS -ms-high-contrast media query and -ms-high-contrast-adjust property, in favor of the standard-based forced colors feature that we implemented in Chromium-ba
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