General availability of Tomcat and Java SE on App Service on Linux
Today we are happy to announce the general availability of first-class support for Tomcat and Java SE platform applications on Azure App Service.
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Announcing Kentico Cloud Solution in Azure Marketplace
Kentico Cloud is a cloud-first CMS for digital agencies. We’re excited to announce that it is now available in the Azure Marketplace .
Migrating a Web App from ClearDB to Azure Database for MySQL
How to migrate a ClearDB database in an Azure Web App to Azure Database for MySQL.
Announcing the preview of App Service domain
App Service domains (Preview) simplifies the life cycle of creating and managing a domain for Azure services leveraging Azure DNS. Azure DNS then provides reliable performant and secure option of hosting your domains.
Go serverless with R Scripts on Azure Function
Serverless is all the rage, now you can get in on the action using R! Azure Function supports a variety of languages (C#, F#, js, batch, PowerShell, Python, php and the list is growing). However R is not natively supported.
Manage App Service, SQL Database, and more – Azure Management Libraries for Java
One Java statement to create a Web App. One statement to create a SQL Server and another statement to create a SQL Database. One statement to create an Application Gateway, etc.
Azure Mobile Apps iOS SDK 3.2.0 release
We are excited to bring you the latest release of our Mobile Apps iOS client SDK 3.2.0. We’ve added Refresh Token feature, updated with iOS 10 support, and made performance improvement.
App Service Mobile Apps .NET Client SDK 3.0.1 release
We just rolled out .NET Mobile Client SDK 3.0.1 and Mobile SQLiteStore 3.0.1! We are out of beta, fixed the Android SQLiteStore dependency issue, and unified our .NET client SDK versions!
Open Source and Linux on Azure Fridays #OSSFridays (Skype session)
Microsoft loves Linux! Learn more about transformative Open Source/Linux based workloads in Azure.
Announcing Internal Load Balancer and Resource Manager VNet support
The Azure App Service is happy to announce support for the use of Internal Load Balancers (ILBs) with an App Service Environment (ASE) and the ability to deploy an ASE into a Resource Manager(V2) Azure Virtual Network.