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Announcing SQL Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) and SQL Vulnerability Assessment general availability
We are delighted to announce the general availability of SQL Vulnerability Assessment for Azure SQL Database! SQL Vulnerability Assessment (VA) provides you a one-stop-shop to discover, track and… -
Azure the cloud for all – highlights from Microsoft BUILD 2018
Last week, the Microsoft Build conference brought developers lots of innovation and was action packed with in-depth sessions. -
Azure IoT Reference Architecture update
Last week, we released an update to the Azure IoT Reference Architecture Guide. -
Azure.Source – Volume 32
Keep current on what’s happening in Azure, including what’s now in preview, generally available, news & updates, and more. -
Blue-Green deployments using Azure Traffic Manager
Azure Traffic Manager, Azure’s DNS based load balancing solution, is used by customers for a wide variety of use cases including routing a global user base to endpoints on Azure that will give them… -
An update on the integration of Avere Systems into the Azure family
It has been three months since we closed on the acquisition of Avere Systems. -
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. -
Azure AD Authentication for Azure Blobs and Queues now in public preview
We are excited to announce the preview of Azure AD Authentication for Azure Blobs and Queues. -
Serverless real-time notifications in Azure using Azure #CosmosDB
There were lots of announcements at the Microsoft Build 2018 conference, but one that caught my eye was the preview release of Azure SignalR, a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) offering that lets you… -
Devs imagine, create, and code the future at Microsoft Build
On Monday, May 7, more than 6,000 developers from more than 70 countries descended on the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle, Washington, for Microsoft Build. -
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Use playlists of Build content to discover our top picks for the most relevant sessions, resources, and expert interviews.
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