Azure Compute Blog

Today, we’re thrilled to announce that the ability to attach or detach Virtual Machines (VMs) to and from a Virtual Machine Scale Set (VMSS) with no downtime is Generally Available.…

Co-authored by Andy Jia, Principal Product Manager, and Misha Bansal, Product Manager, Azure Compute   We are thrilled to announce Preview of new Azure General Purpose and Memory Optimized Virtual…

We are aware of an issue that started on 19 July 2024 at 04:09UTC, which resulted in customers experiencing unresponsiveness and startup failures on Windows machines using the CrowdStrike Falcon…

Solving the ask – Automatic Capacity Reservations Historically, the setting to use a Capacity Reservations Groups must be defined while the virtual machine is being deployed or changed while the…

In September 2023, we announced the Public Preview of NVMe-enabled Ebsv5 VMs offering 400K IOPS and 10GBps throughput Virtual Machine (VM) sizes based on the 3rd Gen Intel® Xeon® Platinum 8370C processor offering…

Today, we announce the general availability of the capability to convert regional VMs to a zonal configuration within the same region. This feature will enable you to achieve better application resiliency…

Today we are announcing the public preview of upgrade policies for Virtual Machine Scale Sets with Flexible Orchestration. Upgrade policies allow for more granular control over the upgrade process, ensuring that…

We recently announced the public preview of Standby Pools for Virtual Machine Scale Sets with Flexible Orchestration. Standby Pools is a new service that enables you to increase your scaling…

During Microsoft Ignite 2023, we previewed the ability to hibernate VMs, making it easier for customers to save Compute costs. Hibernating a VM deallocates the machine while persisting the VM’s…

Azure Functions triggers and bindings enable you to easily integrate event and data sources with function applications. With SDK type bindings, you can use types from service SDKs and frameworks, providing more…