February 2020 | Mashford's Musings

Service Management REST APIs and support will be retired on November 1, 2021

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To continue using Service Bus, Relay, and Event Hubs, please move your APIs to Azure Resource Manager. Source: Azure Roadmap

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We encourage you to make the switch to Azure Resource Manager to take advantage of the many feature enhancements in

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This will be replaced by the more advanced Encryption at Rest with Azure Site Recovery, which uses Storage Service Encryption

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In 2017, Azure AD Domain Services became available to host in an Azure Resource Manager network. Since then, we have

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Connectivity has gone through a fundamental shift as more workloads and services have moved to the Cloud. Traditional enterprise Wide

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HPC-optimized virtual machines now available Azure HBv2-series Virtual Machines (VMs) are now generally available in the South Central US region.

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Azure is the best cloud for existing Microsoft workloads, and we want to ensure all of our customers can take

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Azure Load Balancer TCP resets on idle timeout is now generally available in all Azure regions. Source: Azure Roadmap

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As we continue to invest in Azure Site Recovery (ASR) capabilities, we are going to focus our engineering efforts on

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Microsoft has been expanding the portfolio of Azure Hybrid storage capabilities with new services for data tiering and cloud ingestion,