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Keep up to date with the ever changing Microsoft Azure platform and ecosystem. This is a weekly digest containing service updates, news, and other blog posts from both Microsoft and the Community each week.

Azure Weekly: Dec 4, 2017

Chris Pietschmann on December 4, 2017

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Here are some of the most notable links from the week:

Running Azure Functions anywhere with the power of containers by Christos Matskas
Last week in Azure: Migrating VMWare environments to Azure, and more by Rob Caron
Announcing Azure Location Based Services public preview by Chris Pendleton
Personal Assistants in the Cloud and Clippy’s Comeback! by Chris Pietschmann
There Are 732 Hours In An Azure Month by Aidan Finn
Azure Logic Apps Monthly Update – November 2017 by Sriram Hariharan
How to access an SQL Database from an Azure Function and Node.js by Frank Boucher
Azure Free Account via Azure Friday
Moving Azure VM with managed disks to another subscription by Andrei Dzimchuk
Drag and drop deployment to an Azure App Service, quick, for simple small changes by Benjamin Perkins
Ad-hoc query support in Azure Data Lake Tools for Visual Studio by Yanan Cai
New Partnership Brings SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud to Azure by Todd R. Weiss
Azure Tips and Tricks Part 59 – FREE E-book titled The Developer’s Guide to Microsoft Azure by Michael Crump
New Azure location-based service brings greater value to the enterprise via Microsoft IoT
Developing and Operationalizing H2O.ai Models with Azure by Daisy Deng, Abhinav Mithal
Introducing Azure Automation watcher tasks public preview by Eamon O’Reilly

Service Updates

Here’s a list of the Microsoft Azure Service Updates from over the past week:

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Azure Weekly: Nov 27, 2017 – We are all thankful for the Cloud

Chris Pietschmann on November 27, 2017

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Here are some of the most notable links from the week:

Introducing Microsoft Coco Framework for Blockchain by Chris Pietschmann
Trying out new .NET Core Alpine Docker Images by Scott Hanselman
Performance of running NNs across Azure GPU Series Data Science Virtual Machines by Lee Stott
Storage Account Replication with Functions and Event Grid by Jason Boeshart
Microsoft Connect 2017 Visual Studio App Center Round-Up by Lacey Butler
A decade inside Microsoft Security by teresa
Transforming your VMware environment with Microsoft Azure by Corey Sanders
Time to migrate off Access Control Service by Danny Strockis
R3 on Azure: Strengthening our partnership by Kashif Ali
Announcing the public preview of Azure Media Clipper by Dwayne George
Azure Tips and Tricks Part 53 – Prebuilt Azure VMs ready for Containers by Michael Crump

Service Updates

Here’s a list of the Microsoft Azure Service Updates from over the past week:

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Azure Weekly: Nov 20, 2017

Chris Pietschmann on November 20, 2017

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Microsoft Connect() 2017 Highlights and Announcements – Bring AI Everywhere by Chris Pietschmann
70-537 Microsoft Azure Stack Certification Exam is Coming Soon by Chris Pietschmann
Introducing Azure DevOps Project by atulm
Cloud-hosted Mac agents for CI/CD pipelines by David Staheli
Azure Architecture Exam 70-534 is Retired and Replaced with 70-535 Exam by Chris Pietschmann
Announcing General Availability of Azure Reserved VM Instances (RIs) by Takeshi Numoto
Announcing the general availability of Azure #CosmosDB Table API by Denny Lee
Pre-announcing the general availability of Azure #CosmosDB Gremlin (Graph) API by Luis Bosquez
Using Azure and AI to Explore the JFK Files by Corom Thompson
Exciting AI Platform & Tools Announcements from Microsoft by Cortana Intelligence and ML Blog Team
Microsoft Is Bringing Real-Time Collaboration to Visual Studio by Mehedi Hassan
Introducing Visual Studio Live Share | Connect(); 2017 via Channel 9
Announcing general availability of Bash in Cloud Shell by Justin Luk
Expanding AI tools and resources for developers and data scientists on Azure by Joseph Sirosh
The Azure Functions on Linux Preview by Daria Grigoriu
Azure Functions on IoT Edge by Colby Tresness
Azure Functions Proxies is now Generally Available by Alex Karcher
Azure Stream Analytics now available on IoT Edge by Jean-Sqbastien Brunner
Announcing Visual Studio and Kubernetes – Visual Studio Connected Environment by Scott Hanselman
Dear Cassandra Developers, welcome to Azure #CosmosDB! by Rimma Nehme
MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and MySQL: more choices on Microsoft Azure by Tobias Ternstrom
A technical overview of Azure Databricks by Peter Carlin
Microsoft’s Black Friday Deals Include $100 off Windows Mixed Reality Headsets by Peter Graham
Azure Virtual Datacenter by Mark Ozur

Service Updates

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Azure Weekly: Nov 13, 2017

Chris Pietschmann on November 13, 2017

Do you find it difficult to keep up-to-date on the frequent updates and changes in the Microsoft Azure cloud? If so, Build Azure Weekly is the solution you’ve been looking for! Build Azure Weekly is a weekly newsletter that includes all the latest Microsoft Azure Service Updates from the week in addition to links to many other blog articles, podcasts and videos from all over the Internet.

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Top Links

Here are some of the most notable links from the week:

Microsoft Cosmos DB in Azure Storage Explorer – public preview by Jenny Jiang
Announcing automatic OS upgrades for Azure VM scale sets by Guy Bowerman
Windows System State Backup to Azure with Azure Backup is generally available by Saurabh Sensharma
General availability of App Service and Functions on Azure Stack by Stella Lin
Why Microsoft offers uncapped indemnification for open source in Azure by Jim Ross
Microsoft’s Project Olympus delivers cloud hardware innovation at scale by Kushagra Vaid
Microsoft Azure Low-priority Virtual Machines – take advantage of surplus capacity in Azure. by Lee Stott
Last week in Azure: Capacity growth in China, Managed Applications, and more by Rob Caron

Service Updates

Here’s a list of the Microsoft Azure Service Updates from over the past week:

Azure Media Services October 2017 updates

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Azure Weekly: Nov 6, 2017

Chris Pietschmann on November 6, 2017

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Top Links

Here are some of the most notable links from the week:

The right cloud platform can help ISVs meet escalating customer expectations by Lynda Stadmueller
Blockchain is not just for Cryptocurrency, but for Enterprises and the Future by Chris Pietschmann
Managed Applications are now Generally Available in the Azure Marketplace by Corey Sanders
Detecting in-memory attacks with Sysmon and Azure Security Center by Tim Burrell
Getting started with the new Azure IoT Suite Remote Monitoring preconfigured solution by Cory Newton-Smith
What’s New in Azure Cosmos DB’s API for MongoDB via Azure Friday
An Introduction to Azure Functions in Java by Lee Stott
Interested in Quantum Computing by Lee Stott
Microsoft Azure set to triple its capacity in China in next six months via Microsoft Azure Blog
Microsoft’s ‘CrystalNet’ Azure-network emulator may be available to customers one day via ZDNet
Microsoft says 40 percent of all VMs in Azure now are running Linux via ZDNet

Service Updates

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Azure Weekly: Oct 30, 2017

Chris Pietschmann on October 30, 2017

Do you find it difficult to keep up-to-date on the frequent updates and changes in the Microsoft Azure cloud? If so, Build Azure Weekly is the solution you’ve been looking for! Build Azure Weekly is a weekly newsletter that includes all the latest Microsoft Azure Service Updates from the week in addition to links to many other blog articles, podcasts and videos from all over the Internet.

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Top Links

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Get the Azure IoT Developer Kit Now… by Greg Duncan
Energize your career with Microsoft Exam Replay! by Chris Pietschmann
How Azure Security Center automates the detection of cyber attack by Rob Mead
Introducing AKS (managed Kubernetes) and Azure Container Registry improvements by Gabe Monroy
VSTS SSH on Azure’s Global Network by Kayla Ngan
Metrics in Azure Monitor (preview) released by Ch. Wolf
Transactional replication to Azure SQL Database is now generally available by Xiaochen Wu
Fv2 VMs are now available, the fastest VMs on Azure by Corey Sanders
Connect a Web App to a SQL Database with the Azure CLI by SoundCode
Cray Supercomputers are coming to Azure by Jason Zander
How to build a user interactive bot with Microsoft Bot Framework by Lee Stott
How to Build a Kubernetes Cluster with ARM Raspberry Pi then run .NET Core on OpenFaas by Scott Hanselman

Service Updates

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Azure Weekly: Oct 23, 2017

Chris Pietschmann on October 23, 2017

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Top Links

Here are some of the most notable links from the week:

Webinar Recording: Introduction to Building IoT Solutions with Microsoft Azure by Chris Pietschmann
Swagger is now the OpenAPI Specification by Chris Pietschmann
Cloud Service Map for AWS and Azure Available Now by Michael Crump
Announcing the Data Science Virtual Machine in Batch AI Service by Paul Shealy
Azure Data Factory V2: visual monitoring added to public preview by Gaurav Malhotra
Announcing new Azure Government capabilities for classified mission-critical workloads by Karina Homme
Announcing new Azure Government capabilities for classified mission-critical workloads by Tom Keane
Microsoft Cosmos DB in Azure Storage Explorer – public preview by Jenny Jiang
Zip Push Deployment for Web Apps, Functions and WebJobs by Nick Walker
Benefits of using the Azure IoT SDKs, and pitfalls to avoid if you don’t by Yi Zhong

Service Updates

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There are no new Azure service updates this week.

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Azure Weekly: Oct 16, 2017

Chris Pietschmann on October 16, 2017

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Big 70-534 Exam Updates Coming with Exam 70-535 by Chris Pietschmann
70-535 Architecting Microsoft Azure Solutions Certification Exam by Chris Pietschmann
Microsoft Professional Program Now Offers 5 Different Online Degrees by Chris Pietschmann
How Azure Security Center unveils suspicious PowerShell attack by Greg Cottingham
Introducing Gluon: a new library for machine learning from AWS and Microsoft by Ana Visneski
Distributed Availability Groups extended by Clads Hortien
Data Science Virtual Machines are now available on Azure Government Cloud by Gerardo Saca
Retirement of the PHP 5.5 runtime from App Service by Jennifer Lee
Microsoft’s Azure SQL Database ranked #1 Database as a Service for developer satisfaction by SlashData by Rohan Kumar
Integrating Azure Container Registry for Container Image management by rotatachar
Announcing support for X.509 CA on Azure IoT Hub by Eustace Asanghanwa
Microsoft: We’ll have two-thirds of Office users in the cloud by fiscal 2019 via ZDNet
Expanding Azure Functions to the Cosmos by Jeremy Likness
Durable Functions and Bindings Extensibility Preview Announcement by Chris Anderson

Service Updates

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Azure Weekly: Oct 9, 2017

Chris Pietschmann on October 9, 2017

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Order Azure IoT Developer Kit (AZ3166) on Amazon with FREE Shipping by Chris Pietschmann
Azure Tips and Tricks Part 29 – Cloning Web Apps Using and Azure App Services by Michael Crump
Azure Function Triggered by Azure Event Grid by Mikhail Shilkov
Announcing Azure Building Blocks by Peter Taylor
Get alerts faster with near real-time alerting for Azure platform metrics by Kiran Madnani
Announcing the preview of Java support for Azure Functions by Nir Mashkowski
Microsoft announces next Azure OpenDev: October 25, 2017 by Ashley McNamara
Achieve better savings with best-in-class cost management on Azure by Arpan Shah
Rockwell Automation revolutionizes manufacturing decision-making with Microsoft IoT technology by Jerry Lee
Announcing new Azure VM images: SQL Server 2017 on Linux and Windows by Michael Blandea
VNET Service Endpoints for Azure SQL & Storage by Vincent-Philippe Lauzon
Microsoft opens up testing of Azure Data Box, its Amazon Snowball rival via ZDNet

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Azure Weekly: Oct 2, 2017 – Ignite 2017 Wrapup / Summary Edition

Chris Pietschmann on October 2, 2017

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Microsoft Azure gets a new Logo and a Manifesto by Chris Pietschmann
#MSIgnite 2017 Day 1: Announcements Recap and Links by Chris Pietschmann
Introducing the New App Service Support Center (Preview) by Jennifer Lee
Azure Networking announcements for Ignite 2017 by Yousef Khalidi
Announcing new Azure VM sizes for more cost-effective database workloads by Luis Vargas
PowerShell in Azure Cloud Shell (Preview) is now publically available in Azure Portal via PowerShell Team
The next generation of Azure IoT Suite accelerates IoT solutions by Cory Newton-Smith
Announcing general availability of the new App Service Premium Plan by Stella Lin
The Microsoft Graph is about to light up a new way for business users to search via ZDNet
Introducing SQL Vulnerability Assessment for Azure SQL Database and on-premises SQL Server! by Ronit Reger
Azure Machine Learning WorkBench by Lee Stott
Ignite 2017: Announcing Tools for AI-Driven Digital Transformation via Cortana Intelligence and ML Blog Team
A new Planned Maintenance experience for your virtual machines by Ziv Rafalovich
Azure Data Box Preview by Lee Stott
Microsoft Ignite 2017: Leading Innovation for IoT by Sam George
Announcing the public preview for Azure File Sync by Klaas Langhout
Azure DDoS Protection Service preview by JR Mayberry, Anupam Vij
Azure Compute: New Features & Roadmap by Aidan Finn
New Azure advancements remove cloud barriers for enterprises at Ignite 2017 by Scott Guthrie
Diving deep into what’s new with Azure Machine Learning by Matt Winkler
Your future cloud is hybrid, and so is Azure by Mark Jewett
Develop Azure Functions on any platform by Donna Malayeri
Announcing the general availability of Service Fabric on Linux by Mark Fussell
At Ignite, Microsoft is updating its Cognitive Services collection of intelligent APIs via Microsoft Azure

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