Azure

Today we announce an improvement to the table-level RBAC used to assign permissions to specific tables

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Container Insights supports monitoring pod sandboxed containers. Pod Sandboxing safeguards against “Container Breakout” scenarios such as a malicious or legitimate user escaping container isolation to access host machine resources.

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You can now ingest data directly from an event hub into a Log Analytics workspace

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Enable full stack cloud monitoring and leverage rich deep integration capabilities between Azure and New Relic, with Azure Native New Relic Service now generally available.

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Reduce spending by storing rarely accessed data to Azure Archive Storage, now in new regions.

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Increase your security posture and reduce false positives with Default Rule Set 2.1, now in preview on Azure’s regional Web Application Firewall (WAF) with Application Gateway.

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Introducing Azure OpenAI Service on your data in public preview, which unlocks the power of OpenAI models like ChatGPT and GPT-4 with your own data. It streamlines communication, enhances customer service, boosts productivity without training, provides access to specific data sources for accurate insights, and enables seamless data connectivity, web app deployment, and transformative conversational AI experiences.

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Introducing the latest update to Azure Elastic SAN (in preview), which now offers expanded range of regions, increased support for diverse workloads, and an array of new features.

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Azure NetApp Files now supports multiple encryption layers for increased data security.

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Easily manage public-facing and private-facing traffic on a common port.

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Enable network observability add-on on AKS clusters to gain insights into how your cluster operate and to identify potential problems before they cause outages or performance degradation.

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The Azure Sphere version 23.05 release includes various new features and developer resources.

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Azure Premium SSD v2 Disk Storage is now available in more regions and offers the most advanced general-purpose block storage solution with the best price performance.

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Azure Data Explorer has added a new capability called "DropMappedField" to its data mappings. This feature allows users to map an object in a JSON document to a column while removing any nested fields that are already referenced by other column mappings.

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Now generally available: managed ingestion from Azure Cosmos DB to Azure Data Explorer in near real time.

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The ITSM connector provides a bi-directional connection between Azure and ITSM tools to help track and resolve issues faster.

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The new Azure Queue Storage SDK is now generally available for Go, allowing developers to build Go apps that can store and retrieve messages in Azure Queue Storage.

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The new Azure Event Hubs SDK is now generally available for Go, allowing developers to build Go apps that send and receive events from Azure Event Hubs.

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Populate previously deployed, existing volumes with the logical availability zone information to enable failure domain protection for workloads in specific availability zones.

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The new Azure Blob Storage SDK is now generally available for Go, allowing developers to build Go apps that interact with objects in Azure Blob Storage.

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