It was only one year ago, at DockerCon, that we announced the first step in our partnership with Docker. Since then, we have been working on a broad set of innovations that further empower you to build and run the next great app.
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.
In this blog post we will take a look at the mechanism of service healing/auto-recovery in Azure when a failure does occur.
I’m pleased to announce the maximum OS drive has been increased by a factor of 8 to 1023 GB.
Today, we’re announcing support for two new compute-intensive sizes: A10 and A11. These new instances are available immediately for both Virtual Machines and Cloud Services.
Today, I’m excited to announce that we are joining Docker, Inc. in announcing the beta releases of Docker Machine and Docker Swarm on Azure and Docker Machine support on Hyper-V.
Today, we’re announcing the release of a new series of VM sizes for Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines called the G-series.
At TechEd Europe 2014, we announced support for multiple Network Interface (NICs) in Azure VMs, along with several important partnership in bringing Network Virtual Appliances to Azure, notably Citrix Netscaler and Riverbed appliances.
This post announces support for new D-Series sizes Virtual Machines for Azure.
Last month, we announced support for deploying Docker on Azure Virtual Machines, using our extension technology to enable the high-density power of Docker as quickly and easily as possible.
This Blog Post walks through the Reserved IP Feature exerpience with Cloud Services & Virtual Machines.
Hello Everyone, I am Drew McDaniel from the Microsoft Azure team working on the Virtual Machines feature and have been working on it since the beginning.
