We are excited to announce that Azure Load Balancer customers now have instant access to a packaged solution for health monitoring and configuration analysis. Built as part of Azure Monitor for Networks, customers now have topological maps for all their Load Balancer configurations and health dashboards for their Standard Load Balancers preconfigured with relevant metrics.…
This blog was co-authored by MacKenzie Olson, Program Manager, Azure Container Instances. Today we’re excited about the first release of the new Docker Desktop integration with Microsoft Azure. Last month Microsoft and Docker announced this collaboration, and today you can experience it for yourself. The new edge release of Docker Desktop provides an integration between…
The Azure CLI continues to expand with support for new Azure services. This release includes 23 new modules to manage as many Azure services.
Amazon Web Services FeedTracking your Oracle licenses using AWS License Manager Introduction Many of our customers are running Oracle databases in AWS. They have asked for help with managing their Oracle licenses. In response, AWS has released some new features to AWS License Manager to help customers manage their Oracle licenses running in AWS. AWS…
Amazon Web Services FeedAccelerating Agility with 12 Attributes for Mainframe Workloads By Phil de Valence, Principal Solutions Architect for Mainframe Modernization at AWS Amazon Web Services (AWS) CEO Andy Jassy says, “The main reasons that organizations are moving to the cloud are speed and agility.” Mainframes typically host core business processes and data. To stay…
Amazon Web Services FeedLow-latency computing with AWS Local Zones – Part 1 This post was contributed by: Pranav Chachra, Rob Chen, Alan Goodman AWS launched a Local Zone in Los Angeles (LA), California, in late 2019 at re:Invent. Since the launch, we have seen a lot of interest from you, and have worked to bring…