Compute

I am proud to announce the general availability of Azure Container Instances (ACI) – a serverless way to run both Linux and Windows containers.

Many customers are using Azure Service Fabric to build and operate always-on, highly scalable, microservice applications.

Migrating your workloads to the cloud can enable some inherent security benefits.

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We introduced Azure Availability Zones during Microsoft Ignite as part of our continuing expansion of Azure’s support for the most demanding, mission-critical workloads.

The Azure App Service team is happy to announce the global deployment of support for the HTTP/2 protocol for all apps hosted on App Service. HTTP/2 has been the top customer request we have received, and we are excited to light up support!

Are you now ready to dig into what you can actually do with real code using serverless computing cloud services like Azure Functions?

Today we are pleased to announce two new Virtual Machine (VM) sizes, E64i_v3 and E64is_v3, which are isolated to hardware and dedicated to a single customer.

If you have Virtual Machines(VM) running in azure, you can take advantage of discounted pricing on Reserved Instances (RI) and pre-pay for your Virtual Machines.

A couple of months back, we announced the general availability of App Service on Linux, starting with support for .NET Core, Node.js, Ruby, PHP, and custom Docker containers.

When we announced the preview of our new NCv3 virtual machines back in November, I knew they’d be very popular with our customers.

We are excited to announce the general availability (GA) of application consistent backup of Linux VMs running in Azure using Azure Backup.