General availability: Application Gateway mutual authentication

Networking, Traffic Manager

Use Azure Traffic Manager's load-balancing capability to create applications that set the bar for responsiveness and availability.

21/11/2013

Networking, Load Balancer

Azure Load Balancer support for cross-region load balancing is now generally available. You can now load balance across Azure regions enabling a globally redundant architecture via Azure Load Balancer.

10/07/2023

Networking, Load Balancer

Azure Standard Load Balancer is now generally available in all regions.

22/03/2018

Networking, Azure Firewall

Structured Logs and Latency Probe Metric are now in general availability.

14/08/2023

Networking, Application Gateway

Try the bot protection rule set alongside your OWASP core rule set (CRS), now generally available for Azure Web Application Firewall running on Application Gateway.

30/07/2021

Networking, Load Balancer

Outbound Rules for Standard Load Balancer is now generally available. This new ability allows you to declare which public IP or public IP prefix should be used for outbound connectivity…

24/09/2018

Networking, Azure Front Door

Azure Front Door is a modern cloud CDN that enables you to accelerate the delivery of applications, APIs, and content on Azure or anywhere at scale.

29/03/2022

Networking, Load Balancer

Inbound ICMPv4 pings are now supported on Azure Load Balancer.

08/05/2023

Networking, Application Gateway

Application Gateway v2 is introducing support for private IP only frontend configurations, enhanced control over NSG rules, and support for forced tunneling/route table rules to virtual appliances.

04/04/2023

Networking, Application Gateway

You can now manage the TLS certificates associated with Listeners through Azure portal.

17/03/2023

Networking, Load Balancer

Azure Load Balancer introduces a HA Ports, a capability that enables you to load balance internal virtual network traffic on all ports for all supported protocols.

25/09/2017

Networking, Virtual Network

IPv6 for Azure VNETs enables you to expand into the growing mobile and IoT markets with your Azure-based applications and to address IPv4 depletion in your own networks.

18/07/2019