February 2020 | Mashford's Musings

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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