Azure Traffic Manager will stop automatically enabling, disabling, or deleting endpoints for Azure Cloud Services on May 1, 2019

Currently, Azure Traffic Manager can automatically enable, disable, or delete endpoints when starting, stopping, or deleting the corresponding cloud service. However, this option will be retired on May 1, 2019, and you’ll need to manually enable, disable, or delete profile endpoints in Traffic Manager when starting, stopping, or[…]

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General availability: Azure DNS in China regions

Azure DNS is now generally available in Azure China regions. Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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General Availability: Application Insights is now available in East Asia and East US 2

Azure Application Insights is now available in East Asia and East US 2. Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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Azure Automation Service Management REST APIs are being retired April 30, 2019.

Migrate any Azure Automation Service Management REST APIs and PowerShell cmdlets for Azure Automation to Resource Manager REST APIs or the latest PowerShell cmdlets by April 30, 2019. Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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Server-level collations in Managed Instance are globally available

Azure SQL Database Managed Instance now brings even more application compatibility by offering a choice of server-level collation to meet the needs of the existing applications that should be migrated to azure cloud. This eliminates need for changes in the existing applications that are not using SQL Server[…]

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