Gain Deeper Insights with Azure Change Analysis’s New Portal Experience

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Keeping track of changes in your Azure environment just got a whole lot easier! Microsoft has introduced the public preview of Azure Change Analysis’s new portal experience, providing an enhanced way to monitor, analyze, and troubleshoot changes across your resources.

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Enhancing Business Continuity: Azure Site Recovery Now Supports Shared Disks

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If you rely on mission-critical applications that use shared disks, there’s exciting news from Azure! Microsoft has announced the public preview of disaster recovery (DR) support for shared disks in Azure Site Recovery, making it easier to protect workloads that require high availability, such as SQL Server Failover Cluster Instances (FCI), SAP ASCS, and Scale-out File Servers.

This new capability allows Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery for Windows virtual machines running Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC) in an active-passive configuration. With this, you can now set up DR strategies that keep your clustered applications resilient even in case of unexpected failures.

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Crash consistent VM restore points in Azure

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If you are looking for a simple and effective way to protect your Azure workloads from data loss or disaster, you might be interested in the new feature that is now available in public preview: crash consistent VM restore points.

A crash consistent VM restore point is an agentless solution that stores the VM configuration and point-in-time write-order consistent snapshots for all managed disks attached to a Virtual Machine. This is same as the status of data in the VM after a power outage or a crash.

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Microsoft Security Copilot: a game-changer for security professionals


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I want to share with you some exciting news about a new security product from Microsoft: Microsoft Security Copilot.

Microsoft Security Copilot is a generative AI assistant that helps security professionals detect, investigate, and respond to threats faster and more effectively. It uses OpenAI’s GPT-4 large language model and Microsoft’s security-specific model to provide intelligent guidance based on 65 trillion daily signals from Microsoft’s global threat intelligence!!!

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Microsoft Azure Load Testing

If you’re developing a web application or a service that needs to handle high traffic and user demand, you might want to consider using Microsoft Azure Load Testing. This is a cloud-based service that lets you simulate real-world scenarios and measure how your application performs under different loads and conditions.

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Azure site Recovery higher churn support

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In this blog post, I want to share some exciting news about Azure Site Recovery (ASR), the service that helps you protect your applications by orchestrating replication, failover and recovery of virtual machines and physical servers.

One of the challenges that some customers face with ASR is the high churn rate of their workloads, which means that they have frequent changes in the data or configuration of their machines. This can result in increased replication traffic, storage consumption and recovery point objectives (RPOs).

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Azure Bastion: Shareable links

Azure Bastion: Shareable links

If you are using Azure Bastion to access your virtual machines in Azure, you might have wondered if there is a way to share the connection with others. For example, maybe you want to collaborate with a colleague on troubleshooting an issue, or you want to demonstrate something to a client or a stakeholder. Well, the good news is that Azure Bastion now supports shareable links for RDP and SSH sessions!

Shareable links are unique URLs that you can generate from the Azure portal when you connect to a VM using Azure Bastion. The link will allow anyone who has it to join the same session as you, without needing to have access to the Azure portal or the VM itself. You can also set an expiration time for the link, so that it will become invalid after a certain period.

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DR secondary free with SQL Server on Azure VM

Hey, did you know that you can get disaster recovery (DR) secondary for free with SQL Server on Azure VM? That’s right, you can use Azure Hybrid Benefit to save up to 49% on your SQL Server license costs and get a free passive replica for high availability and DR purposes. This is a great way to protect your data and applications from unplanned downtime and disasters, without breaking the bank.

Azure Event Grid: SAP S/4HANA events

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In this blog post, I want to share with you how you can use Azure Event Grid to handle events from SAP S/4HANA, the leading enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. SAP S/4HANA events are business events that occur in the system, such as creating a sales order, posting a journal entry, or changing a customer address. These events can be useful for integrating SAP S/4HANA with other applications, such as analytics, workflow, or notification services.

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Windows Admin Center for Azure Virtual Machines

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Today I want to share with you a cool feature that I recently discovered: you can now use Windows Admin Center in the Azure portal to manage the Windows Server operating system inside an Azure VM. This means you can access a bunch of useful tools for managing your VM without having to use Remote Desktop or PowerShell. You can do things like view performance metrics, install updates, configure firewall rules, manage files and more.

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