Archivos de actualizaciones
Actualizaciones mensuales para noviembre 2017
Azure Notification Hubs .NET SDK now compatible with .NET Standard 2.0
Azure Notifications Hubs .NET SDK now runs on any .NET platform, including .NET core for back-end environments.
Clearer choice of CLI: Azure CLI 2.0 for Resource Manager
Starting in December 2017, Azure CLI 2.0 will be the preferred CLI tool for Resource Manager-based resources. Eventually, Azure CLI 1.0 will support only ASM-based resources.
Public preview: Azure Automation watcher tasks
Watcher tasks deliver the ability to author a watcher runbook that polls a system in your environment and then call an action runbook to process any events found.
Azure DevTest Labs: Post customized announcements to your lab
In DevTest Labs, you can post announcements to notify users about recent changes or additions to your lab.
Manage payment methods in the Azure portal
Customers in the United States can now update, add, and remove payment methods for their subscriptions in the Azure portal instead of the Account Center.
General availability: Visual Studio App Center
Visual Studio App Center is generally available. Automate the lifecycle of your apps: build, test, deploy, engage, repeat.
VSTS available only in the Azure portal from November 30
Beginning November 30, 2017, you will need to use the Azure portal to manage your Visual Studio Team Services accounts, instead of using the Azure classic portal.
Storage Service Encryption for Azure Backup data at rest
Enabling Storage Service Encryption at rest for all new data coming to Azure Backup from on-premises and in cloud.
General availability: Bash in Azure Cloud Shell
Bash in Azure Cloud Shell is generally available. In addition, PowerShell in Cloud Shell is currently in public preview.
Name changes: Azure Queue storage
Effective December 1, 2017, billing service names for Azure Queue storage will change.
Azure Service Health preview: New health alert creation and management
Azure Service Health preview has added a Health Alerts feature where you can create and manage service health alerts.
Azure Cosmos DB SLA 99.999 percent read availability at global scale
Database accounts spanning two or more Azure regions will now have a 99.999 percent SLA for read availability.
Spark connector for Azure Cosmos DB
Spark connector for Azure Cosmos DB will enable real-time data science, machine learning, advanced analytics, and exploration over globally distributed data in Azure Cosmos DB by connecting it to Apache Spark.
Azure Cosmos DB Apache Cassandra API
We're excited to announce the preview of the Apache Cassandra API on Azure Cosmos DB. The Cassandra API in Azure Cosmos DB will allow developers who are familiar with Cassandra and using its SDKs and tools to lift-and-shift existing applications.
Aggregation Pipeline preview and unique indexes for Azure Cosmos DB MongoDB API
Aggregation pipeline support preview will allow Azure Cosmos DB developers using MongoDB API to perform data manipulation in multistage pipelines even within a single query, enabling the streamlined development of more sophisticated applications.
Azure Advisor—New dashboard, downloadable reports, and Advisor configuration
Azure Advisor, now generally available, is your personalized cloud service for Azure best practices that will help you optimize Azure resources for high availability, security, performance, and cost.
Azure Functions on IoT Edge
Along with recently announced Azure IoT Edge, we have also provided support for running Functions on the IoT Edge devices. This functionality allows developers to utilize the uniquely productive programming model provided by Functions even on the devices which may or may not be connected to the cloud.
Azure Functions Proxies
Azure Functions proxies is now generally available. This is a capability that will make it easier to author serverless APIs and implement microservices architectures using Azure Functions.
Azure Functions on Linux
We now support running Azure Functions on the Linux platform. This will provide additional deployment options to developers who might prefer one OS target over the other.
Azure Cloud Shell
Streamline your Azure admin experience with Azure Cloud Shell, a browser-based shell experience running in the cloud to help manage your Azure resources.
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