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AI + Machine Learning, Thought leadership
Published • 7 min read
In this blog post, we will discuss some of the design principles and characteristics that we see among the customer leaders we work with closely to enhance their critical workload availability according to their specific business needs.
Announcements, Azure Monitor, Compute, Virtual Machines
Published • 6 min read
Sharing the latest advancements in improving VM availability monitoring for customers with Project Flash.
Announcements, Azure Monitor, Compute, Management and Governance, Virtual Machines
Published • 9 min read
By Mark Russinovich Chief Technology Officer and Technical Fellow, Microsoft Azure
“Earlier this year, we introduced Project Flash in the Advancing Reliability blog series, to reaffirm our commitment to empowering Azure customers in monitoring virtual machine (VM) availability in a…
Azure Monitor, Compute, DevOps, Thought leadership, Virtual Machines
Published • 6 min read
By Mark Russinovich Chief Technology Officer and Technical Fellow, Microsoft Azure
Aujourd’hui, nous sommes ravis d’annoncer la fin des deux premières grandes étapes du projet : la préversion des données de disponibilité des machines virtuelles dans Azure Resource Graph et la préversion privée d’une métrique de disponibilité des machines virtuelles dans Azure Monitor.
Hybrid + Multicloud, Microsoft Entra ID, Security, Thought leadership
Published • 5 min read
By Mark Russinovich Chief Technology Officer and Technical Fellow, Microsoft Azure
La promesse la plus critique de nos services d’identité est de s’assurer que chaque utilisateur peut accéder aux applications et aux services dont il a besoin sans interruption. Nous avons renforcé cette promesse par le biais d’une approche multicouche, ce qui a entraîné notre promesse améliorée de temps d’activité de 99,99 % pour l’authentification Azure Active Directory (Azure AD).
Serverless, Thought leadership
Published • 6 min read
By Mark Russinovich Chief Technology Officer and Technical Fellow, Microsoft Azure
Microsoft’s cloud supply chain is essential to deliver the infrastructure—servers, storage, and networking gear—that enables cloud reliability and growth. Our vision is for cloud capacity to be available like a utility so that customers can seamlessly turn it on when and where they need it.
Serverless, Thought leadership
Published • 10 min read
By Mark Russinovich Chief Technology Officer and Technical Fellow, Microsoft Azure
All service engineering teams in Azure are already familiar with postmortems as a tool for better understanding what went wrong, how it went wrong, and the customer impact of the related outage. For today’s post in our Advancing Reliability blog series, we share insights into our journey as we work towards advancing our postmortem and resiliency threat modeling processes.