The Weeks Top Links

Here are some of the most notable links from the week:

• Azure Kung Fu Toolkit via Dan Patrick
• Host Private Video Meetings in Azure with Jitsi via Chris Pietschmann
• Tip 259 – How to use Azure App Service managed certificates via Azure Tips and Tricks
• Azure Failover Cluster with Shared Disk – Step by Step via Pantelis Apostolidis
• AZ-900 Exam: Azure IoT Product Overview from Tim Warner via Chris Pietschmann
• Azure PowerShell Cmdlet Naming Convention and Discoverability via Chris Pietschmann
• Byte Conversion Calculator from KB, MB, GB, TB, PB via Chris Pietschmann
• Checking out the Azure CLI Interactive Mode via Michael Crump
• Microsoft aims to win back consumers with new Microsoft 365 subscriptions via Tom Warren
• Microsoft works with healthcare organizations to protect from popular ransomware during COVID-19 crisis: Here’s what to do via Eric Avena
• Microsoft Cancels Ignite, Embraces All-Digital Experiences via Paul Thurrott
• Tutorial: Use Azure Functions to process real-time data from Azure Event Hubs and persist to Azure Cosmos DB via Abhishek Gupta

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Microsoft Azure Service Updates

Here’s a list of the Microsoft Azure Service Updates from over the past week:

• Azure IoT SDK for Python—Significant connection resiliency improvements now available
• The preview version of Event Hubs on Azure Stack Hub is now available
• Azure Machine Learning available in US Gov
• New Azure RTOS Collaborations with Semiconductor Industry Leaders
• Azure Kinect DK is now available in Japan, Germany, and the UK
• Direct Upload of Azure Managed Disks is generally available
• Azure Spot Virtual Machines are now generally available
• Azure Cognitive Services—Neural Text to Speech has new voice styles
• Azure SQL Database—Subnet delegation enforcement for managed instances
• FastTrack for Azure expanding to Central and Eastern Europe
• IPv6 for Azure Virtual Network is now generally available
• Azure Advisor data in Azure Resource Graph is now available
• Azure Ultra Disks—Shared disk capability is now in preview
• Azure Managed Disks—Incremental snapshots are now available
• New Azure Disk sizes and bursting support are now available
• Azure Backup solution for SAP HANA databases is now available
• Azure Database for PostgreSQL—Logical decoding and wal2json for change data capture
• Azure DevTest discounts are now available
• Server-side encryption with customer-managed keys for Azure Managed Disks is generally available
• New additions to the Azure Archive Storage partner network

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