Azure Weekly

Issue #147 - 22nd October 2017

Firstly if you're going to Future Decoded I'm very pleased to announce that endjin are presenting a session about our experiences with Cosmos DB; James Broome & Mike Larah will be talking about how we used Cosmos DB in a recent project to build an Aircraft Predictive Maintenance system. I've sat in on a couple of rehersals and it's a great talk. See you on the 1st of November from 11:30 – 12:30 in L3 – Session Room 11.

Microsoft have finally provided a multi-cloud comparison map which Azure and AWS Cloud Services at a Glance. It's not quite as detailed as our Cloud Comparison Poster (which covers Google Cloud Platform and provides a review of the available services), but I'm glad Microsoft is starting to help people make the comparison, as from our experiences most organisations are experimenting with multiple cloud platforms.

The Azure API Management Team talk about New Admin UI and Mocks on Azure Friday. There's an interesting article about handling 1 Million predictions/sec with Machine Learning Server web service (formerly R Server).

You can now lift and shift your SSIS packages to run on Azure with Azure Data Factory v2, and Jenny Jiang announces the Microsoft Cosmos DB in Azure Storage Explorer public preview (yay!)

Christian Wolf writes about Azure Service Bus and Azure Event Hubs Geo-disaster recovery previews being released and Yi Zhong covers Benefits of using the Azure IoT SDKs, and pitfalls to avoid if you don't.

Yossi Yossifon reveals Azure Log Analytics workspace upgrades are in progress and Tom Keane announces new Azure Government capabilities for classified mission-critical workloads.

⚙️ AI + Machine Learning

🖥️ Compute

🚢 Containers

🗄️ Databases

🛠️ Developer Tools

💡 Internet of Things

⚖️ Management and Governance

🌐 Networking

📦 Storage

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