Containers

It’s been about a month since we finalized the acquisition of Deis to expand the Azure Container Service and Kubernetes support on Azure.

We’ve recently made it much easier to monitor microservices and containerized applications using Azure Application Insights.

Today we’re wrapping up an amazing week at Red Hat Summit. We’re proud to, once again, sponsor and participate in a forum that brings together customers, partners and communities who are passionate about open source in the enterprise.

Today, we’re announcing the general availability of Azure Container Registry supporting a network-close, private registry for Linux and Windows container images.

This post was authored by the Microsoft and Docker teams.

Announcing Azure Storage Client Library for JavaScript

Today we are happy to announce preview support for some new capabilities that will accelerate development of serverless applications using Azure Functions.

There is a common thread in advancements in cloud computing – they enable a focus on applications rather than the machines running them.

Today organizations are turning to the cloud not only to accelerate – but to transform – their business. Part of the Azure PaaS portfolio, Azure Functions, offers a serverless compute experience for rapid application development and operational agility.

Today, Microsoft announced a new partnership with OpenAI, a nonprofit AI research organization co-founded by Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Greg Brockman and Ilya Sutskever.

Containers are the next evolution in virtualization, enabling organizations to be more agile than ever before.

In today’s cloud-first world, applications are the vital ingredients that fuel innovation and productivity.