Category Azure News

The latest Azure Site Recovery updates provides fixes and download links for Site Recovery components.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Azure Site Recovery update rollup 46—June 2020

Starting with agent version ciprod05262020, Azure Monitor for containers will collect logs (std/stderr) for the containers running on AKS clusters with Windows node pools.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Azure Monitor for containers now supports log collection on AKS Windows node pools (in preview)

Enforce a minimal TLS version at the server level that applies to Azure Database for MariaDB using the new TLS version setting.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Minimal TLS version setting is now available for Azure Database for MariaDB

Enforce a minimal TLS version at the server level that applies to Azure Database for PostgreSQL using the new TLS version setting.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Minimal TLS version setting is now available for Azure Database for PostgreSQL

Enforce a minimal transport layer security (TLS) version at the server level that applies to Azure Database for MySQL using the new TLS version setting.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Minimal TLS version setting is now available for Azure Database for MySQL

HBv2-series VMs for HPC now available in the West US 2 region.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: HBv2-Series VMs now available in West US 2

A security vulnerability has been identified in Moby engine components in Azure IoT Edge. (Windows versions aren’t affected.) Get details
and follow instructions to fix the issue in Moby engine version 3.0.12 or later.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Azure IoT Edge Moby engine security update for CVE-2020-13401

A security vulnerability has been identified in Moby engine components in Azure IoT Edge. (Windows versions aren’t affected.) Get details
and follow instructions to fix the issue in Moby engine version 3.0.12 or later.
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: Azure IoT Edge Moby engine security update for CVE-2020-13401

The new Dd v4-series and Ed v4-series Azure Virtual Machines feature the Intel® Xeon® Platinum 8272CL custom processor. The Dd v4-series and Dds v4 virtual machine (VM) sizes are well suited for applications that benefit from low latency, high-speed local storage (up to 2,400 GiB.) The Edv4-series and Edsv4-series VM sizes are ideal for various memory-intensive enterprise applications and feature up to 504 GiB of RAM, in addition to high-performance local SSD storage (up to 2,400 GiB.)
Source: Azure Roadmap
Source Link: New Azure Virtual Machines with high-performance local SSD are now generally available