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Monthly updates for April 2019

Apr 30

General availability: Azure Kubernetes Service in North Central US and Japan West

NOW AVAILABLE

Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) is now generally available in North Central US and Japan West.

  • Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
  • Regions & Datacenters
Apr 29

PowerShell support in Azure Functions

IN PREVIEW

With the preview of PowerShell support in Azure Functions, it is now possible to automate operational tasks and take advantage of the native Azure integration to modernize the delivering and management of services.

  • Azure Functions
  • Services
  • Features
Apr 22

Azure Batch updates now available

NOW AVAILABLE

Here are the latest new or enhanced capabilities for Azure Batch, available now.

  • Batch
  • Features
Apr 22

General Availability: Azure Monitor for containers is now available in Azure China

NOW AVAILABLE

Azure Monitor for containers is now general available in Azure China.

  • Azure Monitor
  • Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
  • Regions & Datacenters
  • Services
  • Management
Apr 19

Service Fabric Mesh preview - spring update for features in development

IN DEVELOPMENT

Service Fabric Mesh preview is being updated with some new features, and improvements based on feedback we’ve received.

  • Azure Service Fabric
  • Features
Apr 18

Azure Traffic Manager will stop automatically enabling, disabling, or deleting endpoints for Azure Cloud Services on May 1, 2019

NOW AVAILABLE

Target retirement date: May 01, 2019

Currently, Azure Traffic Manager can automatically enable, disable, or delete endpoints when starting, stopping, or deleting the corresponding cloud service. However, this option will be retired on May 1, 2019, and you’ll need to manually enable, disable, or delete profile endpoints in Traffic Manager when starting, stopping, or deleting a cloud service. You’ll continue to be billed for the endpoints unless they are manually disabled or deleted.

  • Traffic Manager
  • Cloud Services
  • Retirements
  • Services
Apr 17

Pod security policy for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) is now available in preview

IN PREVIEW

Pod Security Policy enables customers to control sensitive aspects of a pod specification by defining a set of conditions that a pod must run with in order to be accepted.

  • Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
  • Services
  • Features
Apr 15

Service Fabric version 6.5 runtime and SDK are in development

IN DEVELOPMENT

Service Fabric version 6.5 runtime and SDK are in development with new features and improvements.

  • Azure Service Fabric
  • Features
Apr 15

Service Fabric Version 6.4 CU5 Refresh Release

NOW AVAILABLE

General availability of Azure Service Fabric version 6.4 CU5 with the corresponding SDK and tooling.

  • Azure Service Fabric
  • Features
Apr 11

Price reductions for Azure Container Instances are now available

NOW AVAILABLE

Azure Container Instances overall price reductions of anywhere between 35% and 50% depending on region and usage pattern.

  • Azure Container Instances
  • Pricing & Offerings
Apr 10

App Service Migration Assistant for ASP.NET applications is now available

NOW AVAILABLE

Easily migrate existing .NET applications to Azure App Service with the new Migration Assistant

  • App Service
  • Features
Apr 9

General availability: Azure Kubernetes Service in South Central US, Korea South, and Korea Central

NOW AVAILABLE

Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) is now generally available in South Central US, Korea South, and Korea Central.

  • Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
  • Regions & Datacenters
Apr 3

Public preview: Windows Server 2019 container support in Azure App Service

IN PREVIEW

Windows Server 2019 Container Support is now available in the public preview of Windows Containers on Azure App Service.

  • App Service
  • Features
  • Operating System
Apr 3

Azure Functions Premium plan

IN PREVIEW

The Premium Plan is a new hosting option for Function Apps which provides pre-warmed workers to run your app with no delay after being idle, VNET connectivity, and more powerful hardware, without compromising on latency or scale

  • Azure Functions
  • Services
Apr 1

B-series update: B1ls is now available

NOW AVAILABLE

The new B1ls Azure virtual machine, which has the smallest memory and lowest cost among Azure VM instances, is now available.

  • Virtual Machines
  • Features
  • Pricing & Offerings

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