What’s new with Azure IoT Edge?
At Microsoft Build 2017 we shared our vision for Azure IoT Edge.
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Break through the serverless barriers with Azure Functions
Serverless technologies have hit a high level of maturity and awareness where several new customers from a diverse range of industries and geographies, are confidently going to production with it. -
Better integrations and higher productivity with Azure Event Grid
Since we announced general availability of Azure Event Grid, we have seen great adoption and received good feedback on what else you want to do with your event-driven architectures. -
Sharing provisioned throughput across multiple containers in Azure #CosmosDB
Azure Cosmos DB is Microsoft’s globally distributed, multi-model database service for mission-critical applications. -
Azure Service Fabric at Microsoft Build 2018
Two years ago at //Build 2016, we made Service Fabric generally available and since then, we’ve seen tremendous growth with enterprise customers across a broad range of industries taking advantage of. -
Shared Image Gallery now in limited preview
On February 8, 2017, we launched Managed Disks, Snapshots, and Images, which made it easy to provision and manage disks at scale on Azure. -
Announcing Cognitive Search: Azure Search + cognitive capabilities
Today we are announcing Cognitive Search, an AI-first approach to content understanding. -
Announcing Azure Maps
Azure Location Based Services has a new name – Azure Maps; and, as of today, I’m thrilled to announce Azure Maps’ are offered for general availability. -
Microsoft syndicates container catalog (mcr.microsoft.com)
As containers become the modern software packaging format, software vendors need to provide their software container images in places where people would expect to discover them such as Docker. -
Azure mobile app is now generally available
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Azure #CosmosDB @ Build 2018: The catalyst for next generation apps
Today at the Microsoft Build Conference 2018 in Seattle, we are excited to announce several new capabilities all of which are intended to enable you to easily build your mission-critical, globally distributed apps. -
The Microsoft data platform continues momentum for cloud-scale innovation and migration
Today at the annual Microsoft Build event in Seattle, Washington, we made exciting announcements and discussed a wealth of recent Microsoft investments that continue to empower every developer, data scientist, and data professional to do more with data.
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