Announcing Azure SDK 2.5 for .NET and Visual Studio 2015 Preview
Today, we are excited to announce Azure SDK 2.
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Azure Load Balancer new distribution mode
We have introduced a new distribution mode called Source IP Affinity and is also known as session affinity or client IP affinity. -
Using Certificates in Azure Websites Applications
In this post, we will show you how to use certificates in your Azure Websites application. -
Azure’s getting bigger, faster and more open
A few hours ago, Scott Guthrie and Satya Nadella talked about Microsoft’s strategy for cloud computing, announcing several important technology and partnership updates to Microsoft Azure. -
New Windows Server containers and Azure support for Docker
Today, Microsoft and Docker Inc. are jointly announcing we are bringing the Windows Server ecosystem to the Docker community. -
New D-Series Virtual Machine Sizes
This post announces support for new D-Series sizes Virtual Machines for Azure. -
Azure SQL Database introduces new near real-time performance metrics
This post describes some simple steps and guidelines on the process of using the information from this DMV to evaluate and pick the right performance tier for your database workload. -
Getting Started with Live Streaming Using the Azure Management Portal
Earlier today we announced the availability of our public preview of Azure Media Services live services. -
New: Configurable Idle Timeout for Azure Load Balancer
We are happy to announce that Azure Load Balancer now supports configurable TCP Idle timeout for your PaaS and IaaS Cloud Services. -
Getting Started with Azure Automation: Automation Assets
Azure Automation allows you to automate the creation, deployment, monitoring, and maintenance of resources in your Azure environment using a highly scalable and reliable workflow execution engine. -
Migrating Data to Microsoft Azure Files
As you start to use Azure Files, you may need to move large amount of existing data into the Files service. -
Announcing Collaboration with Google and Docker to Support New Open Source Projects on Microsoft 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.
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