The max blocked nodes allowed feature for AKS lets you specify how many nodes that fail to drain (blocked nodes) can be tolerated during upgrades or similar operations. This feature only works if the undrainable node behavior property is set; otherwise, t Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti
Read MoreVirtual Machines node pools support in AKS is now generally available. With Virtual Machines node pools, Azure Kubernetes Services directly manages the provisioning and bootstrapping of every single node. When deploying a workload onto Azure Kubernetes Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti
Read MoreAvailability Sets and the Basic load balancer are being deprecated on September 30 2025. AKS now supports, in public preview, a simple Azure CLI command that will automatically migrate your AKS cluster from Availability Sets to the new Virtual Machines no Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti
Read MoreManaging dynamic workloads in Kubernetes can often lead to overprovisioning, idle resources, and additional operational overhead from maintaining pre-configured node pools. To address this, Node Auto-Provisioning (NAP) support in AKS is now generally avai Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti
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In today’s world, cyberattackers are relentless. They are often well-resourced, highly sophisticated, and constantly innovating, which means the effectiveness of cybersecurity solutions must be continuously evaluated, not assumed. Yet, despite the critical role email security plays in protecting organizations, there is limited transparency and standardization in how email[…]
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