Azure Backup support for up to 32 disks is now generally available
Microsoft announced general availability of this Azure Backup and Virtual Machines update in September 2020.
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Facts
- Microsoft id
azure-backup-support-for-up-to-32-disks-is-now-generally-available- Status
- Launched
- Products
- Azure Backup, Virtual Machines
- Update type
- Features
- Product categories
- Compute, Management and governance, Storage
- General availability
- September 2020
- Status pages
- Azure Backup status, Azure Virtual Machines status
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- Source
- Azure Updates · open the original at Microsoft
Microsoft says
Azure Backup provides a simple, secure and cost-effective solution to back up your Azure Virtual Machines (VMs).
What Microsoft changed
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- Status
- Launched
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Related changes
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- Public Preview: ED25519 SSH key support for Linux virtual machines · In preview
- Public preview: Standby pools for Virtual Machine Scale Sets with flexible orchestration · In preview
- Public Preview: Regional Disaster Recovery by Azure Backup for AKS · In preview
- Generally available: Support for Azure VMs using Ultra disks in Azure Backup · Launched
- Generally Available: Support for Cross Region Restore for PostgreSQL backups
- Public preview: Intel TDX based confidential VMs now available in the Azure portal, Azure CLI and ARM templates · In preview
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