Create a transit VNet using VNet peering
2019年3月12日
Azure Virtual Network (VNet) is the fundamental building block for any customer network. VNet lets you create your own private space in Azure, or as I call it your own network bubble.
Resource Manager
General availability of IaaS migration from classic to resource manager
2016年6月30日
Today we are announcing the general availability of platform managed IaaS migration of resources from classic to resource manager.
Storage specific enhancements in Azure Site Recovery
2016年5月23日
Azure Site Recovery now supports replication to Premium Storage for VMware virtual machines/physical servers.
Platform supported migration of IaaS resources from Classic to Resource Manager
2016年5月12日
Announcing a new service for migration of IaaS resources from the classic to the Azure Resource Manager stack to leverage the power of the newer Resource Manager platform for all your existing deployments.
General availability of Recovery Services vault – Azure Backup support for ARM VMs
2016年5月12日
Azure Backup Recovery Services vault supports backup of Resource Manager VMs and is now generally available.
Transitioning to the Resource Manager model
2016年3月21日
A key priority for us as you transition to the new Resource Manager model is ensuring all Azure services support it. The that end, we migrated a majority of Azure services to support the new model.
Running Debian in Azure
2016年1月6日
Microsoft partnered with Credativ, a member of the Linux Foundation, to bring Debian into the Microsoft Azure Marketplace as one of the Azure-endorsed Linux distributions.
Azure PowerShell 1.0
2015年11月23日
We are pleased to announce Azure PowerShell 1.0, now available on PowerShell Gallery and WebPI. With this release of Azure PowerShell we welcome many changes and improvements to Azure PowerShell. Learn about these changes and improvements here.
Azure PowerShell 1.0 Preview
2015年10月12日
We are pleased to introduce Azure PowerShell 1.0 Preview, now available on PowerShell Gallery. There are many changes in this preview and we’d like to use it to gather feedback, which we’ll incorporate into Azure PowerShell 1.0.