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Monthly updates for May 2023

May 31

Generally available: Azure Files scalability improvement for Azure Virtual Desktop and other workloads that open root directory handles

NOW AVAILABLE

Target availability: Q2 2023

Azure Files has increased the root directory handle limit per share from 2,000 to 10,000 for standard and premium file shares.

  • Azure Files
  • Storage Accounts
  • Features
May 31

Now Available: Resource-centric log queries in the Azure Monitor Query libraries

NOW AVAILABLE

Resource-centric log query support is available in the latest stable release of the Azure Monitor Query client libraries. Query logs by Azure resource ID using .NET, Go, Java, JavaScript, or Python.

  • Azure Monitor
  • Log Analytics
  • SDKs
  • SDK and Tools
May 31

Generally available: Zone Redundant Storage for Azure Disks is now available in more regions.

NOW AVAILABLE

Zone Redundant Storage (ZRS) for Azure Disks is now available on Azure Premium SSD and Standard SSD in Brazil South, UK South, East US, East US 2, and South-Central US.

  • Azure Disk Storage
  • Regions & Datacenters
  • Features
May 30

General availability: Azure Sphere version 23.05 is delayed, new OS will be issued to Retail Eval

NOW AVAILABLE

Participate in the retail evaluation now to ensure full compatibility. The OS evaluation period provides 14 days for backward compatibility testing.

  • SDK and Tools
  • Operating System
May 30

General availability: NLog Sink for Azure Data Explorer

NOW AVAILABLE

Azure Data Explorer now supports ingestion of data from .NET Applications via the NLog Sink.

  • Azure Data Explorer
  • SDK and Tools
  • Microsoft Build
  • Open Source
  • Features
May 30

General availability: Azure CNI powered by Cilium

NOW AVAILABLE

Target availability: Q2 2023

Leverage next generation eBPF dataplane for pod networking, Kubernetes network policies and service load balancing.

  • Virtual Network
  • Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
  • Services
  • Microsoft Build
  • Features
  • Security
May 30

Setting Up a CI/CD Pipeline with GitHub Actions for Stream Analytics Jobs

NOW AVAILABLE

Are you using GitHub for managing your Stream Analytics project and looking to leverage GitHub's powerful CI/CD pipeline? Follow this comprehensive guide and learn to set up a CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions for your Stream Analytics jobs.

  • Azure Stream Analytics
  • Microsoft Build
  • Features
May 25

GA: Logic Apps (Standard) adds support for .NET Framework extensibility in XSLT data.

NOW AVAILABLE

Developers can now add .NET Framework methods to XSLT data transformations in Azure Logic Apps (Standard).

  • Logic Apps
  • Features
May 25

Generally available: Apache MirrorMaker 2 support in Azure Event Hubs

NOW AVAILABLE

Users now can utilize MirrorMaker2 for effortless data replication from their on-premises or managed Kafka cluster directly to Event Hubs. 

  • Event Hubs
  • Features
May 25

Generally Available – New Azure Event Grid events for Azure API Management Self-hosted gateway

NOW AVAILABLE

We are announcing the support for 11 new Azure Event Grid event types in Azure API Management.

  • API Management
  • Features
May 25

Generally available: Kafka Connect support in Azure Event Hubs

NOW AVAILABLE

With Kafka Connect support GA, users can seamlessly and reliably stream data between Azure Event Hubs and external systems such as databases, key-value stores, file systems and other data sources.

  • Event Hubs
  • Features
May 25

Generally Available – Custom domain support for self-hosted gateway configuration endpoint v2

NOW AVAILABLE

We are announcing the support of custom domain for the self-hosted gateway configuration endpoint v2.

  • API Management
  • Features
May 25

Generally available: Managed Identities support for Capture in Event Hubs

NOW AVAILABLE

Users now can use managed identities when capturing event streams to storage services such as Azure Storage Services or Azure Data Lake storage 2.

  • Event Hubs
  • Features
May 25

Generally available: Kafka compaction support in Azure Event Hubs

NOW AVAILABLE

Log compaction in Event Hubs introduces a key-based retention mechanism where the most recent value associated with each event key in an event hub or Kafka topic is retained.

  • Event Hubs
  • Features
May 24

Generally Available: Exactly Once Delivery to ADLS Gen2 Output

NOW AVAILABLE

Azure Stream Analytics supports for end-to-end exactly once semantics when writing to Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2.

  • Azure Stream Analytics
  • Features
May 23

Generally Available: Exactly Once Delivery to Event Hub Output

NOW AVAILABLE

Stream Analytics now supports end-to-end exactly once semantics when writing to Event Hub output.

  • Azure Stream Analytics
  • Event Hubs
  • Features
May 23

General Availability: Azure Monitor managed service for Prometheus

NOW AVAILABLE

Azure Monitor managed service for Prometheus is now Generally Available.

  • Azure Monitor
  • Managed Prometheus
  • Azure Managed Grafana
  • Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
  • Azure Arc enabled Kubernetes
  • Management
  • Pricing & Offerings
  • Microsoft Build
  • Open Source
May 23

Build 2023: New Azure App Service plans fuel greater choice and savings

NOW AVAILABLE

New plans for Microsoft Azure App Service customers with two new offerings in the Premium v3 (Pv3) service tier, and expansion in the Isolated v2 tier.

  • App Service
  • Microsoft Build
May 23

Generally Available: V2 programming model for Azure Functions using Python

NOW AVAILABLE

A simplified programming model for Python developers.

  • Azure Functions
  • Microsoft Build
  • Features
May 23

Azure Key Vault Access Configuration Update

NOW AVAILABLE

Target availability: Q2 2023

Azure RBAC is now the recommended authorization system for the Azure Key Vault data plane.

  • Security

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