Azure – You can now recover virtual machine created with custom image
As you may already know, it was possible to restore a virtual machine by creating a new VM, restoring as disk or replacing existing disks.
Virtual machine-level disk bursting is a new feature that allows your virtual machine to burst its disk IO and MiB/s throughput performance for a short time daily to handle unforeseen spikey disk traffic smoothly and process batched jobs with speed. The feature is now enabled on all Azure Lsv2-series virtual machines.
More virtual machine types support will come in the following months.
More details about this feature are available here https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/linux/disk-bursting
Azure – The Azure Virtual Machine Overview blade has been updated and provides more meaningful information
cubesys : Jun 18, 2020 12:00:00 AM
If you work with virtual machines running on Azure you already know that the Overview blade was giving you some insights regarding the performances...
Azure – Virtual machine Scale Sets now support automatic update for custom images
cubesys : Apr 15, 2020 12:00:00 AM
As you know with Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets you can create and group identical virtual machines to deliver load balanced and highly available...