[Launched] Generally Available: Azure Container Storage v2.0.0 now with NVMe performance boost, open source, and no service fees

Azure Container Storage (ACStor) v2.0.0 is now generally available. This release delivers up to 7× higher IOPS and 4× lower latency on local NVMe compared to v1.3.1, making Container Storage v2.0.0 the fastest storage available for Azure Kubernetes Servic Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

Read More

Retirement: Azure Databricks Standard tier will retire by October 2026

We are announcing the retirement of Azure Databricks Standard Tier. Azure subscriptions will no longer support creation of Azure Databricks Standard Tier workspaces after April 1st, 2026. Starting October 1st, 2026, all Azure Databricks Standard tier wo Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

Read More

Retirement: hsmPlatform 1 Keys in Azure Key Vault

As part of our ongoing commitment to improving security and performance, we will be retiring support for hsmPlatform 1 keys, effective September 15, 2028. To ensure the continued security and functionality of your operations, we recommend transitioning to Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

Read More

[Launched] Generally Available: Enabling dedicated connections to backends in Azure Application Gateway

Azure Application Gateway V2 now supports enabling dedicated connections from Application Gateway to backend server. By default, Application Gateway reuses the idle backend connections to optimize the resource usage of TCP connections helping both the gat Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

Read More

[Launched] Generally Available: Azure SQL hub experience in Azure portal

Choosing the right Azure SQL service can be challenging. To make this easier, you can now visit the Azure SQL hub, a new home for everything related to Azure SQL in the Azure portal. Whether you’re new to Azure SQL or an experienced user, the hub helps yo […]

Read More