Virtual Machine (VM) bursting is now generally available on more VM types

Virtual Machine (VM) bursting is now available for the following virtual machines: Dsv4, Dasv4, Ddsv4, Esv4, Easv4, Edsv4, Fsv2 and[…]

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Virtual machine (VM)-level disk bursting

Virtual machine (VM)-level disk bursting is a new feature that enables your workloads to handle unforeseen disk traffic spikes smoothly[…]

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Virtual machine scale sets now simpler to manage

Manage virtual machine scale sets more effectively by specifying the order in which virtual machines (VMs) are deleted, or by[…]

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Virtual machine scale sets—Automatic image upgrades for custom images

Virtual machine scale sets now provides the ability to automatically deploy new versions of custom images to scale set virtual[…]

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Virtual machine scale sets—Automatic image upgrades for custom images now available

Virtual machine scale sets now provide the ability to automatically deploy new versions of custom images to scale set virtual[…]

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Virtual Machines Dav3 Eav3 meter name changes

Starting December 1, 2019, some meter names of the Virtual Machines Eav3/Easv3 and Dav3/Dasv3 series will change. Source: Microsoft Azure[…]

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