Tag: azure
VMware blues banished with Microsoft Azure lifeline
Like worry free VMware with your Microsoft Azure cloud? You’re in luck. Finally. Dell and Microsoft have announced […]
PowerShell fans swoon as Microsoft previews Azure Functions support
Microsoft has quietly slipped PowerShell support into Azure Functions, its serverless/event-based computing platform. The functionality is in preview […]
What’s the point: Fluentd graduates at CNCF, GitLab updates, Datadog chats, and Azure cuts
Fluentd has become the sixth project to “graduate” from the CNCF’s incubation holding pen for open source projects. […]
How’s Azure DevOps working for you? Microsoft launches widgets that will tell you
Just over six months after launching Azure DevOps, Microsoft will give users the opportunity to see how it’s […]
What’s the point: Azure DevOps for Londoners, Front Doors for all, updates for Databricks, Elastic and Gitlab
Microsoft has brought DevOps to London for the first time. Or rather, customers can now create Azure DevOps […]
Microsoft promises to sooth Boards’ users’ Paper Cuts
Microsoft has ripped a small, but rather sharp, leaf out of recent acquisition GitHub’s playbook to help it […]
What’s the point: XebiaLabs drops machine learning in pipeline
XebiaLabs has become the latest CD vendor to drop a big dollop of machine learning into its pipeline […]
Azure launches Premium Blob storage, for when Hot isn’t hot enough
Microsoft has added a premium tier to its Blob storage service, designed to offer much faster times and […]
CNCF marches Brigade into Sandbox
Microsoft fostered Kubernetes scripting project Brigade is kicking up a storm in the Cloud Native Computing Forum’s Sandbox. […]
What’s the point: Elastic snaps out App Search beta, GitLab updates, Azure gets blue…and more
Elastic has released a third beta of its Elastic App Search. New additions include the ability to configure […]