Management and governance

We’ve developed a new, open-source tool for runbook authoring – the (take a deep breath) Azure Automation PowerShell ISE add-on!

I’m excited to announce the general availability of the Azure Site Recovery (ASR) enhanced VMware to Azure functionality.

Learn about the new out of box support for Azure Resource Manager in Azure Automation runbooks.

We are proud to announce that as of today portal.azure.com (codename Ibiza) has achieved general availability (GA) status and will be the default portal for Azure!

Microsoft Azure Backup Server is included as a free download with Azure Backup and enables cloud backups for key Microsoft workloads like SQL, SharePoint, Exchange, DNS, IIS, AD regardless if these…

We are pleased to announce Azure PowerShell 1.0, now available on PowerShell Gallery and WebPI. With this release of Azure PowerShell we welcome many changes and improvements to Azure PowerShell. Learn about these changes and improvements here.

On today’s Microsoft Mechanics show, Corey Sanders who heads up the team for Microsoft Azure compute, addresses the tech advantages of Azure Resource Manager Templates for IT.

Today, we’re excited to announce Azure SDK 2.8 for Visual Studio 2013 and Visual Studio 2015. This post summarizes the updates and how the new tools will improve your Azure development experience.

Application Insights web tests will ping your application from multiple locations to check availability and then alert you when it is down. In this post I will explain how to automatically deploy a web test.

Microsoft and ConsenSys are partnering to offer Ethereum Blockchain as a Service (EBaaS) on Microsoft Azure so Enterprise clients and developers can have a single click cloud based blockchain developer environment.

We are pleased to announce the general availability of Cloud Foundry and preview access of Pivotal Cloud Foundry on Azure.

We are pleased to introduce Azure PowerShell 1.0 Preview, now available on PowerShell Gallery. There are many changes in this preview and we’d like to use it to gather feedback, which we’ll incorporate into Azure PowerShell 1.0.