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Azure Storage Mover is a fully managed migration service that simplifies the process of moving large volumes of unstructured data from on premises storage to Azure Storage. It supports seamless data migration with minimal downtime, making it ideal for digital transformation initiatives.
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Time Series Insights Environments
Time Series Insights Environments provide scalable, secure environments for storing, querying, and visualizing time series data across millions of events in Azure.
Reservations
Azure Reservations let you reserve compute, database, and other resources in advance at discounted pricing, helping reduce costs for predictable or sustained workloads.
Hosts
Azure Hosts refer to dedicated compute hardware where VMs reside. They offer isolation and control for compliance sensitive workloads and consistent performance.
AKS Automatic
AKS Automatic refers to Azure Kubernetes Service with automated scaling and management capabilities, streamlining container orchestration for developers.
Azure Operator Nexus
Azure Operator Nexus is a hybrid cloud platform tailored for telecom operators, enabling the deployment and management of network functions at the edge with centralized Azure control.
Azurite
Azurite is an open source emulator for Azure Storage used in local development environments. It allows developers to test Azure Blob, Queue, and Table storage functionalities without needing a live Azure subscription.
Azure Managed Grafana
Azure Managed Grafana is a fully managed Grafana service integrated with Azure, enabling visualization and analysis of metrics, logs, and telemetry from Azure Monitor and other sources.
Tenant Status
Azure Tenant Status provides information about the health, access, and operational readiness of an Azure tenant environment.
Image Templates
Azure Image Templates automate the building and customization of VM images using infrastructure as code tools, ensuring standardized environments at scale.
Reserved IP Addresses (Classic)
Reserved IP Addresses (Classic) were part of legacy Azure configurations that enabled users to assign and retain public IP addresses within older network models.
Templates
Azure Templates allow repeatable deployment of resources using ARM or Bicep, supporting infrastructure as code and automation.
Targets Management
Azure Targets Management helps manage deployment endpoints or targets for automation and CI/CD pipelines within multi environment setups.
FTP
Azure FTP support allows you to securely transfer files between local systems and cloud storage using the traditional File Transfer Protocol. It is useful for legacy workflows and automated data exchange.
Azure Monitors for SAP Solutions
Azure Monitors for SAP Solutions delivers deep monitoring and performance insights for SAP landscapes hosted on Azure, ensuring optimal uptime, availability, and resource utilization.
Form Recognizers
Azure Form Recognizer leverages AI to extract text, tables, and key value pairs from documents and forms with minimal configuration perfect for automating document data processing.
Extensions
Azure Extensions enhance the capabilities of virtual machines by enabling additional software installation, configuration, and management tasks directly from the Azure portal.
MachinesAzureArc
Azure Arc Machines represents virtual and physical servers onboarded to Azure using Arc, allowing centralized policy, compliance, and monitoring across hybrid compute environments.
Image Versions
Image Versions in Azure Shared Image Gallery track historical snapshots of VM images, enabling version control, rollback, and staged rollouts across environments.
Function Apps
Azure Function Apps enable serverless execution of code triggered by events like HTTP requests, timers, or queues with no server infrastructure to manage, promoting agility and cost efficiency.
Mobile Engagement
Azure Mobile Engagement offers real time analytics and targeted push messaging to increase user engagement across mobile applications.
Toolbox
Azure Toolbox provides essential developer tools and utilities for managing, deploying, and troubleshooting Azure resources efficiently.
Controls
Controls in Azure dashboards and portals allow users to interact with and manage cloud services through visual components and settings.
Capacity
Capacity in Azure refers to the resource limits and usage quotas assigned to services, subscriptions, or regions. It helps organizations plan and allocate resources effectively for scaling operations.
IoT Central Applications
Azure IoT Central enables quick deployment, monitoring, and management of connected IoT devices at scale with built in templates and dashboards for retail, manufacturing, and energy sectors.