The E64i_v3 & E64is_v3 Azure VMs will not be hardware-isolated on 28 February 2022
Microsoft retired this Azure Dedicated Host and Virtual Machines feature on 28 February 2022.
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Facts
- Microsoft id
the-e64iv3-e64isv3-azure-vms-will-not-be-hardwareisolated-on-28-february-2022- Products
- Azure Dedicated Host, Virtual Machines
- Update type
- Retirements
- Product categories
- Compute
- Retirement
- 28 February 2022
- Status pages
- Azure Dedicated Host status, Azure Virtual Machines status
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- Azure Updates · open the original at Microsoft
Microsoft says
Azure Dedicated Host allows you to run your organization’s Linux and Windows virtual machines (VMs) on single-tenant physical servers.
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