Category Archives for Virtual Machines

AZURE NEWS: Enable azure site recovery (ASR) while Azure Virtual Machines are created

May 12, 2021
/ Azure Backup Azure News Virtual Machines
/ By rasmusg

In-line enablement of ASR at the time of VM creation, a new feature just released by Microsoft. This capability helps you avoid the hassle of separately configuring DR across regions (or zones) after the

The New Serial Console Access in Azure VMs

April 15, 2018
/ Virtual Machines
/ By rasmusg

Introduction Recently the Azure compute team announced Serial Console Access for Azure Virtual Machines (currently in public preview). The Serial Console Access is available for both Windows and Linux

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What is API Management?
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