Microsoft Azure portal November 2018 update
In October 2018, we started a monthly blog series to help you find everything that is new in the Microsoft Azure portal and the Azure mobile app in one place.
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What’s new in PowerShell in Azure Cloud Shell
At Microsoft Ignite 2018, PowerShell in Azure Cloud Shell became generally available. -
Microsoft Azure portal October 2018 update
We heard your feedback loud and clear: it is hard to keep up with Azure’s pace of innovation. -
Introducing the public preview of larger Managed Disks sizes
Azure Managed Disks provides durable and highly available persistent storage for your virtual machines. -
Azure.Source – Volume 33
Keep current on what’s happening in Azure, including what’s now in preview, generally available, news & updates, and more. -
Create enterprise subscription experience in Azure portal public preview
Typically, Azure Enterprise Agreement (EA) subscriptions were created in the EA Portal and management of services was completed in the Azure portal. -
Global VNet Peering now generally available
Today, I am thrilled to announce the general availability of Global VNet Peering in all Azure public regions, empowering you to take the ease, simplicity, and isolation of VNet peering to the next… -
Streamlining GDPR requests with the Azure portal
Today we’re letting our customers know about our upcoming Data Subject Request (DSR) processing capability in the Azure portal, which will provide tenant admins a simple, powerful tool to quickly… -
Enhanced capabilities to monitor, manage, and integrate SQL Data Warehouse in the Azure Portal
Azure SQL Data Warehouse (SQL DW) continues to introduce updates to the Azure portal to provide a seamless user experience when monitoring, managing, and integrating your data warehouse. -
Virtual Machine Serial Console access
Ever since I started working on the Virtual Machine (VM) platform in Azure, there has been one feature request that I consistently hear customers asking for us to build. -
7 month retirement notice: Access Control Service
Access Control Service, otherwise known as ACS, is officially being retired. -
Time to migrate off Access Control Service
Access Control Service, otherwise known as ACS, is officially being retired.
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