[Launched] Generally Available: Seamless failback for HyperV-to-Azure: Managed Disk support in Azure Site Recovery

Azure Site Recovery now enables failback from Azure VMs to on-premises Hyper-V, even if replication from on-premises to Azure happened to storage account and the failed-over Azure VM uses managed disks. Learn more. Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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[In preview] Public Preview: Support for Linux major OS upgrades with Azure Site Recovery

You can now perform major Linux OS version upgrades — without disabling Azure Site Recovery, interrupting their replication, or losing existing recovery points. This is supported on RHEL and SLES. (e.g. update from RHEL 8 to RHEL 9). This simplifies the O Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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[In preview] Public Preview: Support 5x churn in Azure Site Recovery

Azure Site Recovery now supports up to 5x churn (500 MB/s per VM). This major enhancement empowers customers to confidently run high IOPS workloads with Azure Site Recovery, ensuring robust disaster recovery for even the most demanding applications like d Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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[Launched] Generally Available: Capacity guidance for Azure Site Recovery

Azure Site Recovery now offers alternative VM Size recommendations during ASR failover when the current target VM Size may have limited allocation availability due to capacity constraints. This feature enhances disaster recovery by providing guidance on s Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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Retirement: Support for Python 3.10 ends on October 1st, 2026

On October 1, 2026 extended support for Python 3.10 will end. Your apps that are hosted on App Service will continue to run, but security updates will no longer be available, and we’ll no longer provide customer service for Python 3.10. Learn more about A Source: Microsoft Azure[…]

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