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Since the earlier release, many things changed in the Azure Monitor Starter Packs. Starting with the name. We shall call them Azure Monitoring packs from now on! The packs continue to be a starting point and to evolve constantly. Let’… Continue reading Azure Monitoring Packs – V2 is out!
BlobFuse2 is a virtual file system driver available for Azure Blob Storage which helps accessing the containers/blobs on the Linux file system as a virtual file system. At present, we have Blobfuse2, which is great improvement over blobfuse1 and is gen… Continue reading How to troubleshoot blobfuse2 issues
If you’re a PC games player, you can now enjoy game hubs inside the Xbox app on PC.
This means you can navigate to any game in your library or in the sidebar to track your progress, discover the latest content and add-ons, connect and compete with
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New features include support for ARO in Azure Terraform provider, ability to bring your own NSG, new GPU instance types for Day 2 operations, and more! Continue reading Azure Red Hat OpenShift April 2024 updates
Hello, everyone! Today, we dropped a brand new season of Tackling Tech. I’ve traveled quite a bit these past few months, talking with organizations of all sizes about Windows, device management, security, and more. I’m excited to share with you some of… Continue reading Catch this new season of Tackling Tech
Everyone loves a good frontend. Well, personally I’m more of a backend guy, but when I’m the end-user of a web app I like that it is intuitive, dynamic and all of that. Unfortunately while there’s nothing inherently wrong with a server-side MVC-style w… Continue reading Implementing a Blazor-based BFF in Azure Container Apps
If you don’t Share, what’s the Point! The community motto, “Sharing is caring” is in full swing – and there’s a ton of sharing in preparation, and we, the SharePoint Team, want to invite you.
Join us in Orlando, Florida for the biggest Microsoft… Continue reading SharePoint at the Microsoft 365 Community Conference
Extensible key management (EKM) using Azure Key Vault in SQL Server on Linux is now generally available from SQL Server 2022 CU12 onwards. Continue reading General availability: Extensible key management using Azure Key Vault for SQL Server on Linux