The mobile app Sleeve Music is becoming an international sensation, thanks to the vision and talent of the savvy developers at Orange Tribes and their use of Microsoft Azure.
Today we’re pleased to introduce the public preview of an additional exclusive Premium service plan option: App Service Environment.
New development technologies, new connected devices, and new cloud-oriented business models create extraordinary opportunities for application developers to drive greater innovation.
Today we are excited to announce an additional offering – Azure Service Fabric – that provides a high control platform enables developers and ISVs to build cloud services with a high degree of scalability and customization.
As a part of our partnership, Microsoft has worked with the Docker community to port the Docker client to Windows, making it easy to manage Docker hosts and containers for those using Windows as their development machines.
As the cloud evolves, containers are emerging as an attractive way for developers to quickly and efficiently build and deploy these applications at the speed of business.
In this blog post we will take a look at the mechanism of service healing/auto-recovery in Azure when a failure does occur.
This post will describe one of the new features we’ve added to help reduce the impact of Planned Maintenance.
I’m pleased to announce the maximum OS drive has been increased by a factor of 8 to 1023 GB.
App Service is a new, one-of-a kind cloud service that enables developers to build web and mobile apps for any platform and any device.
Log in tomorrow at 11am PDT for a virtual event with Scott Guthrie.
This post explains the causes of some of the common allocation failures and suggests possible remediation. The information may also be useful when you plan the deployment of your services.
