Azure Autoscale, which allows you to automatically manage your resources based on the load is now available in China North 2 and China East 2 regions
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Azure Autoscale generally available in China North 2 and China East 2 regions
Today we’re launching the Azure Monitor Community Repository, which provides a collaborative space for community members to share and explore Azure Monitor artifacts such as queries [KQL], workbooks and alerts.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Azure Monitor Community Repository is now available
Effective September 1, 2020 Azure Analytics Data Bricks Meters will have a name change.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Azure Analytics Data Bricks Meters
In order to simplify and streamline Azure Monitor Logs, we’re moving all links and content from the Quick Start page to the Overview page. The Quick Start page will be removed in August 2020.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Azure Monitor Log Analytics Quick Start content is moving to the Overview page
In order to simplify and streamline Azure Monitor Logs, we’re moving all links and content from the Quick Start page to the Overview page. The Quick Start page will be removed in August 2020.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Azure Monitor Log Analytics Quick Start content is moving to the Overview page
Access Windows Virtual Desktop from the new Remote Desktop client for Android.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Remote Desktop client for Android now supports Windows Virtual Desktop connections
The 20.07 feature release contains new features for application development and tenant certificate renewal, additional promotions of beta features to long-term stable (LTS), and enhancements to improve stability and troubleshooting of device connections on Windows platforms.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Azure Sphere update 20.07 is now available
Azure IoT Device Provisioning Service (DPS) has released general availability support for Virtual Networks (VNET).
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Azure IoT Device Provisioning Service VNET ingress support is now available
The Streaming Ingestion feature can be used when you need Near Real Time (less than 10 seconds) ingestion with small amounts of data and multiple tables.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Azure Data Explorer Streaming Ingestion is generally available
The Streaming Ingestion feature can be used when you need Near Real Time (less than 10 seconds) ingestion with small amounts of data and multiple tables.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Azure Data Explorer Streaming Ingestion is generally available
