Retirement: Azure API Management STV1 compute platform is retired as of August 31, 2024
In August 2021, Azure announced that the retirement of Cloud Services (classic) would happen on August 31, 2024. As Azure API Management stv1 …
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Microsoft Azure, Generative AI Are Empowering Cloud-based Live Sports Production
Cloud production workflows are revolutionizing the live sports production industry and a popular platform of choice has become Microsoft Azure.
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Microsoft revamps reporting structure to give better visibility into cloud consumption revenue
One analyst said Microsoft changes will provide better visibility into the software company's Azure cloud infrastructure business.
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Scaling the Heights: Unveiling the Secrets of Azure Functions' Cold Starts and Scalability
Reduce a cold start duration by optimizing runtime, memory allocation, and initialization code. Manage cold starts with Azure-provided strategies such …
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Azure Kubernetes Services Vulnerability Exposed Sensitive Information – SecurityWeek
A vulnerability in Azure Kubernetes Services allowed attackers to escalate privileges and access sensitive information on the clusters.
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Azure Updates: Functions scale on demand; Cost Management; MFA
To support scalability objectives and process the event stream at scale, the GitHub team built a function app which runs in Azure Functions Flex …
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Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service was exploitable for hackers – Techzine Global
Microsoft's Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) has been hit by a critical privilege escalation vulnerability, Mandiant recently discovered.
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Microsoft rejigs reporting on business units, offers clarity on AI benefits – Yahoo Finance
Microsoft expects Azure's growth to accelerate in the second half of fiscal 2025. The company expects intelligent cloud revenue to be between $23.80 …
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Enabling carbon reduction in the energy industry – Microsoft
Learn how the standardized data model and secure data sharing in Microsoft Azure Data Manager for Energy can help achieve carbon management goals.
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Microsoft is changing how it reports some results to focus on cloud and AI success
However, revenue from search and news advertising, previously under the More Personal Computing segment, will now be included in the Azure metric.
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