Desired state configuration VM Extension for Linux, and Azure Automation DSC support for Linux, will be retired on 30 September 2023
Microsoft retired this Automation and Virtual Machines feature in September 2022.
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Facts
- Microsoft id
migrate-from-linux-dsc-extension-to-the-guest-configuration-feature-of-azure-policy-by-may-1-2025- Products
- Automation, Virtual Machines
- Update type
- Features, Management, Retirements
- Product categories
- Compute, Management and governance
- Retirement
- September 2022
- Status pages
- Azure Automation status, Azure Virtual Machines status
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- Microsoft last modified
- Source
- Azure Updates · open the original at Microsoft
Microsoft says
On 30 September 2023, we’ll retire desired state configuration (DSC) extension for Linux virtual machines and support for Linux machines in Azure Automation DSC.
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