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What’s Brewing ?
August 2015
Microsoft India Cloud Regions Private Preview
Details: Click here
• The India DCs are now in private preview.
• To participate and get access, contact your representative at
Microsoft!
Top Notch Cloud Management
Details: Click here
• Scalr’s Cloud Management Platform has added support
for Azure Virtual Machines.
• Enables to manage application development across
multiple hybrid clouds
• Automates deployment, monitoring and offers
governance and policy including compliance controls
Announcement
Details: Click here
Microsoft and Mesosphere are partnering to bring the Mesos’
highly scalable and elastic container orchestration to the
world by porting directly to Windows Server. Mesos on
Windows Server is an open source project and is part of the
core Apache Mesos.
Announcement
AzureCon – A Virtual Event
Details: Click here
We are excited to announce AzureCon, a virtual event on September
29. AzureCon is for the Azure community—developers and IT
professionals who want to learn about the latest Azure innovation and
understand how customers are using the platform to transform their
business
Architecture Blueprint
Details: Click here
The Azure team now has scenario based architecture diagrams
that help you build new solutions very fast!
Details: Click here
• Update your application before Oct 15th
Announcement
Announcing the Azure SDK 2.7.1 for .NET
Details: Click here
Announcement
• Improved support for Visual Studio 2013
• Improvements to the HDInsight tools for Visual Studio:.
• The Azure Resource Manager Tools.
• AZCopy 3.2.0 RTM:
Azure premium storage in new regions
Details: Click here
Announcement
• West US
• East US 2
• West Europe
• East China
• Southeast Asia
• Japan West
• Japan East
• Australia East
Cloud Foundry on Azure Preview 2 Now Available
Details: Click here
• Cloud Foundry on Azure Preview 2 takes advantage of the newest
open source Cloud Foundry technologies and builds on Bosh-Init
framework.
• Integrates with the latest Azure resource management framework,
supporting multiple Cloud Foundry VMs.
• Customers can deploy a standard Cloud Foundry infrastructure on
Azure using Bosh-Init.
Row-level-security RLS for SQL database is now generally available
Details: Click here
• RLS enables you to store data for many users in a single database
and table, while at the same time restricting row-level access based
on a user's identity, role, or execution context. RLS centralizes
access logic within the database itself, which simplifies and reduces
the risk of error in your application code.
General Availability
Azure Site Recovery new regions
Details: Click here
• Azure Site Recovery is
now available in Central
US, North Central US,
South Central US, East
US2
Announcement
Azure DocumentDB: JavaScript as Modern Day T-SQL
Details: Click here
DocumentDBs database engine is purposefully designed from the ground up to
provide first class support for JSON and JavaScript.
JavaScript developers can now build applications without having to deal with the
entity mappers, schemas, code generation tools, type adornments and other duct
tapes.
• Schema Agnostic Indexing.
• SQL query dialect rooted inside the JavaScript type system.
• JavaScript Language Integrated Transactions & Queries
Announcement
Azure DocumentDB: GeoSpatial support .Net SDK v1.4.0
Details: Click here
• Query Geospatial data with SQL
• New types for representing points and polygons
• Support for creating and enabling spatial indexing on
DocumentDB collections
• New LINQ query operators for performing spatial queries
Announcement
Azure Data Factory
Details: Click here
• A Visual Studio plug-in for authoring and deployment now
included in the Azure SDK
• Improved monitoring and data lineage network visualization
• Integration with Azure Machine Learning and Azure Batch
• Enhanced cloud resource management capabilities
• Connectors for several common on-premises and cloud data stores
• Globally deployed data movement as a service
General Availability
Azure HDInsightNow available in the Azure Preview Portal
Details: Click here
• Gain access to the Azure Resource Manager in the preview portal.
• Cluster identification changes
• Clusters created with the new tools are now identified ARM clusters
• Clusters created with older tools are now identified as ASM clusters
• New default sizes for Azure Resource Manager framework (ARM) clusters in
the Preview Portal
Announcement
Azure Files
Details: Click here
• New set of REST API features
• Server Side Copy File
• File SAS
• Share Size Quota
• Get/Set Directory Metadata
• CORS support
Preview update
Azure StorageAppend Blob, Client-side Encryption
Details: Click here
• Append Blob with a new AppendBlock API
• Azure File Service
• Client-Side Encryption
• Azure Storage Client Library and Tooling Updates
General Availability
Azure BackupBackup of Windows 10 machines using Azure Backup
Details: Click here
• Granular backup of the files and/or folders from your machines to Azure
• Customizable backup schedules with backups happening as frequently as three times a day.
• Efficient utilization of bandwidth by transferring incremental backup copies, a.k.a- transferring only
changed data from previous backup point.
• Encryption of data even before it leaves your machine boundary.
• Retain the backup copies at Azure for almost 99 years.
• Easily browse files and folders of the backup copies at Azure and restore only the desired files.
• Restore files from backup copies at Azure to any other machines seamlessly.
• Monitor all the above activities like scheduling backup times, backup and recovery jobs in a familiar
MMC console as shown below.
Azure Backup update – New features in IaaS VM backup support
Details: Click here and here
Announcement
• Improved data disk limit on backup virtual machines
• Support for long-term retention
• Enhanced monitoring and reporting
• Addition of powerful choices like Offline VM, Cancel Job, Built-in Back-up,
restore to storage account of choice.
• Enables backup of large volumes, VMs, databases - increased the size of
datasources that can be protected to 54400 GB from 1700 GB.
New CDN features
Details: Click here
• Country filtering - restrict access to your content by country
• Compression - improves file transfer speed and thus increases
page load performance. This feature allows you to enable
compression for specific file types, directly from the CDN.
• Analytics - Basic analytics such as bandwidth, hits, cache hit ratio,
etc. are now available to help you view usage patterns
General Availability
Details: Click here
Announcement
• Content Protection
• Support for more entities/operations
• Easily configure AES and PlayReady dynamic encryption for VOD or Live
with Java SDK
Azure media service Java SDK – Major Update
Details: Click here
Announcement
• Azure Media Player 1.3.0 now supports seamless same codec audio
switching on the AzureHtml5JS and FlashSS techs!
Azure Media Player update with multi-audio stream support
Azure Mobile Apps
Details: Click here
• Mobile capabilities like push, mobile authentication, and offline
sync, which customers can now add to any App Service app.
• Continuous Web and Mobile experience.
• Simplified “Create a Mobile App” – easily add database, notification
hub, or authentication features
Feature Update
Remote profiling of Azure App Service
Details: Click here
Azure Web Apps, API Apps and WebJobs can now be remotely profiled. Slow
running processes, latency of HTTP requests, high CPU usage can now be
remotely profiled.
There are three ways to profile a process in Azure App Service:
• Using Visual Studio 2015
• Browsing the Azure App Service's Site Control Management dashboard (aka
kudu)
• Using REST APIs
Feature Update
App Services Updates
Details: Click here
• Continuous deployment support for repositories hosted on GitHub has been
enabled in the Azure Preview Portal
• .NET Framework 4.6 has been rolled out to Azure App Service. So Web App
developers can now build and deploy ASP.NET applications running .NET
Framework 4.6 to Azure Web Apps.
Feature Update
Updates available at http://azure.microsoft.com
http://azure.microsoft.com/blog/