Updates Archives
Monthly updates for May 2022
Generally available: Updated extension defaults for new Azure Functions projects
Extension bundles for new Azure Functions projects will now default to v3 in the client tools.
Generally available: Azure Functions Kafka trigger support
You can now detect and respond to real time messages streaming into Kafka Topics.
General availability: Azure Stack HCI single-node
Bring the benefits of hybrid to a single-node Azure Stack HCI configuration.
Generally available: Subnet per node pool
You can expand your AKS clusters across multiple subnets in the same virtual network.
Generally available: AKS cluster extensions
You can now leverage a rich set of first party solutions on AKS via an Azure Resource Manager driven experience.
Generally available: Alias minor version support in AKS
You no longer need to specify the exact patch number in your AKS setup.
CIS benchmark for Linux containers
You can now attest to the state of CIS compliance for their AKS Ubuntu worker nodes.
Draft 2: An open-source project for developers building apps on Kubernetes
Create a Dockerfile for your application and the necessary Kubernetes manifests needed.
Generally available: Custom node configuration on AKS
Configure your operating system (OS) settings or the kubelet parameters to match the needs of the workloads.
Generally available: Dynamic IP allocation and enhanced subnet support in AKS
You can now deploy AKS clusters in a more IP efficient manner while still having pods with VNet IPs.
Generally available: Landing zone accelerator for Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes
New landing zone accelerator for Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes gives you tools to accelerate and simplify hybrid and multicloud Kubernetes deployments.
Generally available: App Service enhancements for WordPress on App Service for Linux
Wordpress users benefit from improved performance and security.
General availability: App Service landing zone accelerator
Facilitate moving applications from on-premises to App Service using landing zone accelerator.
General availability: GraphQL passthrough support in Azure API Management
GraphQL APIs are considered to be more efficient, flexible, and powerful and have benefits such as faster performance, longer API call limit threshold, and lesser time retrieving data.
Generally available: DCsv3 and DCdsv3 series Virtual Machines
Confidential computing DCsv3 and DCdsv3-series virtual machines (VMs) are generally available.
General availability: Azure Backup support for trusted launch Azure Virtual Machines
Target availability: Q2 2022
Configure backup of your trusted launch Azure Virtual Machines through enhanced policy
Generally available: Easily manage your Azure IoT Central dashboards using a catalog
The new dashboard catalog feature in Azure IoT Central allows for easier search, management, and navigation of dashboards.
Generally available: Open Service Mesh extension for Azure Arc
You can now use a managed service mesh for Arc-enabled Kubernetes clusters.
Generally available: Industrial IoT Connectivity Partners integrate with Azure IoT Central
Industrial IoT starts with Azure IoT Central. Now you can leverage the expertise of Industrial IoT Connectivity Partners who are ready to connect your industrial assets in hours instead of weeks – no matter if it’s modern or legacy equipment.
General availability: Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1 to Gen2 using Azure Portal
Migrate your data from Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1 to Gen2 to speed up your time to insights
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