Public Preview: Standby Pools for Azure Container Instances

Today we are announcing the public preview of Standby Pools for Azure Container Instances. Standby Pools for Azure Container Instances enable you to create a pool of pre-provisioned container groups that can be used in response to incoming traffic. The container groups in the pool are fully provisioned, initialized, and…

19/11/2024Azure Compute Blog

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