WebAssembly System Interface (WASI) Node Pools in AKS

Azure Kubernetes Service will no longer support the WebAssembly System Interface (WASI) nodepools (preview). Starting on May 5, 2025 you will no longer be able to create new WASI nodepools. If you’d like to run WebAssembly (WASM) workloads, you can deploy Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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Retirement: GPU image (Preview) in AKS

On January 10, 2025, the AKS GPU Image (preview) retired. New node pool creations with the GPU image (preview) are now blocked. Existing node pools using the GPU Image (preview) are now unsupported. Follow the detailed steps in our documentation create GP Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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[Launched] Generally Available: Azure Container Apps in Australia SE, France South, Japan West, and Spain Central

Azure Containers Apps is now generally available in four additional regions: Australia Southeast, France South, Japan West, and Spain Central (Availability Zone Enabled.) Azure Container Apps is a fully managed serverless container service which offers a Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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[In preview] Public Preview: Windows Support for Virtual Machines Node Pools in AKS

Windows support for Virtual Machines Node Pools is now available in Azure Kubernetes Services. With Virtual Machines node pools, Azure Kubernetes Services directly manages the provisioning and bootstrapping of every single node. When deploying a workload Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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[Launched] Generally Available: Node Auto-Repair Kubernetes Events in AKS

You can now monitor node auto-repair using the new Kubernetes events, which will notify you whenever node auto-repair initiates and finishes repair actions in your cluster. Node auto-repair is a built-in process which automatically detects unhealthy nodes Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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