Azure Docs Links
This is a summarized collection of links to Azure documentation published at azure-docs. Content based on Microsoft documentation licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Copyright Microsoft Corporation.
Azure Active Directory B2C documentation
Azure Active Directory B2C (Azure AD B2C) is a customer identity access management (CIAM) solution that enables you to sign up and sign in your customers into your apps and APIs. Your customers use their preferred social, enterprise, or local account identities to get single sign-on access to your applications. Learn how to use Azure AD B2C with our guide, tutorials, and code samples.
- Azure AD B2C Documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Samples
- Concepts
- Compare solutions for External Identities
- Supported Microsoft Entra ID features
- Learn authentication basics
- Azure AD B2C global identity framework
- Azure AD B2C best practices
- Application types
- Authentication protocols
- User experience
- API Connectors
- User accounts
- User profile attributes
- Roles and resource access control
- Identity Protection and Conditional Access
- Policy keys
- How-to guides
- Authenticate and authorize
- Register and configure apps
- Register apps
- Register a single-page application SPA
- Register a web application
- Register native client for mobile and desktop
- Register a web API application
- Register daemon apps client credentials
- Register a Microsoft Graph application
- Register a SAML application
- Publish app in Microsoft Entra app gallery
- Create a user flow or custom policy
- Integrate apps
- Single-page app SPA
- SPA authentication documentation
- JavaScript
- React
- Angular
- Web app
- Web app authentication documentation
- ASP.NET Core
- Node.js
- Python
- Azure web apps
- Static web apps
- Web API
- Web API authentication documentation
- ASP.NET Core web app that calls a web API
- Node.js web app that calls a web API
- Secure access to Web API ASP.NET Core and Node.js
- Secure API Management API
- Mobile app
- WPF desktop app
- Daemon or service client credentials flow
- Microsoft Power Apps
- SAML application
- Single-page app SPA
- Configure identity providers
- Local account identity provider
- Add an identity provider
- AD FS OpenID Connect
- AD FS SAML
- Amazon
- Apple
- Microsoft Entra ID single tenant
- Microsoft Entra ID multitenant
- Azure AD B2C
- eBay
- Generic OpenId Connect
- Generic SAML identity provider
- GitHub
- ID.me
- itsme
- Microsoft Account
- Mobile ID
- PingOne Ping Identity
- Salesforce
- Salesforce SAML
- SwissID
- X
- Pass through identity provider token
- Manage tokens and session
- Register and configure apps
- Manage users
- Manage users via Azure portal
- Migrate users
- Partner integration
- Customize
- Define custom attributes
- Customize the UI/UX
- Customize language
- Use API connectors
- Use custom domains
- Customize email verification
- UserInfo endpoint
- Integrate with our technology partners
- Custom policies guide series
- 1 - Overview
- 2 - Create Hello World custom policies
- 3 - Collect user input using custom policy
- 4 - Validate user input custom policy
- 5 - Create branching in user journeys
- 6 - Validate custom policy files
- 7 - Make HTTP call from custom policy
- 8 - Create and read user record custom policy
- 9 - Sign up and sign in local account
- 10 - Sign up and sign in social account
- Secure
- Security overview
- Enable MFA
- Enable CAPTCHA
- Web Application Firewall partners
- Fraud protection partners
- Investigate risk with Identity Protection
- Configure Conditional Access
- Mitigate credential attacks
- Secure access to legacy and on-premises apps
- Identity verification and proofing
- Identity verification tools
- Automate
- Monitor and troubleshoot
- Monitoring and threat management
- Troubleshooting
- Logs
- Compliance
- Authenticate and authorize
- Reference
- Custom policy schema
- TrustFrameworkPolicy
- BuildingBlocks
- ClaimsProviders
- Technical Profiles
- About validation technical profiles
- Microsoft Entra ID
- Microsoft Entra multifactor authentication
- Microsoft Entra SSPR
- Claims transformation
- Conditional access
- ID token hint
- JWT token issuer
- OAuth1 identity provider
- OAuth2 identity provider
- OAuth2 custom error
- One-time password
- OpenID Connect identity provider
- Phone factor
- REST
- SAML identity provider
- SAML token issuer
- Self-asserted
- SSO session
- CAPTCHA
- Technical Profiles
- UserJourneys
- SubJourneys
- RelyingParty
- Claim resolvers
- Release notes
- Service limits and restrictions
- TLS and cipher suite requirements
- App registrations
- Billing model
- Code samples
- Cookie definitions
- Error codes
- Extensions app
- Page layout versions
- Region availability & data residency
- Build for resilience
- User flow versions
- Legacy user flow versions
- Custom policy schema
- Resources
Azure Analysis Services documentation
Learn how to set up data modeling with Analysis Services in the cloud. Documentation shows you how to create an enterprise BI solution by using tabular data models.
- Azure Analysis Services Documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to
- Server
- Backup and restore
- Configure a server name alias
- Configure scale-out
- Install and configure an on-premises data gateway
- Use gateway for data sources on an Azure Virtual Network
- Manage a server
- Monitor Analysis Services
- Set up diagnostic logging
- Create service principal - Azure portal
- Create service principal - PowerShell
- Add a service principal to server administrator role
- Move between regions
- Model
- Security
- Connect
- Server
- Reference
- Resources
- Samples
- Analysis Services team blog
- [Azure updates](https://azure.microsoft.com/updates/?query=Analysis Services)
- Azure status
- Feedback
- Pricing
- Pricing calculator
- Stack Overflow
- Videos
Azure API Center documentation
Azure API Center helps you develop and maintain a structured inventory of your organization's APIs. Azure API Center enables API discovery, reuse, and governance at scale.
- Azure API Center Documentation
- Get started
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- API inventory
- API governance
- API discovery and consumption
- API center management and operations
- Reference
- Resources
API Management documentation
Learn how to use API Management to publish APIs to external, partner, and employee developers securely and at scale. Create and manage modern API gateways for existing back-end services hosted anywhere.
- Azure API Management Documentation
- Get started
- What's new?
- Overview
- Create an instance
- Tutorials
- Deployment and operations
- Provision and scale
- Use capacity for scaling decisions
- Upgrade and scale
- Configure autoscale
- Plan and manage costs
- Configure a custom domain
- Use an external cache
- Compute platform
- Migrate from stv1 to stv2 platform
- Validate service updates
- Move instances between regions
- Recover a deleted instance
- Use role-based access control
- Use managed identities for Azure resources
- Send events to Event Grid
- Network isolation
- Networking options
- Network isolation - classic tiers
- Network isolation - v2 tiers
- Virtual network integration workspace gateway - requirements
- Connect privately using private endpoint
- Retrieve IP addresses
- Defend against DDoS attacks
- Configure Front Door
- Workspaces
- Configuration management
- Resiliency
- Security
- Provision and scale
- Logs and monitoring
- Define APIs
- Add and import APIs
- Add an API manually
- Import an OpenAPI Specification
- Import a SOAP API
- Import a SOAP API and convert to REST
- Import a WebSocket API
- GraphQL
- Import an App Service web API
- Import a Container App web API
- Import a Function App web API
- Import a Logic App
- Configure Service Fabric backend
- OData
- Import gRPC API
- Azure OpenAI and LLM APIs
- Configure API for SSE
- API import restrictions
- Microservices as APIs
- Modify APIs
- Cache
- Add and import APIs
- Manage APIs with policies
- API Management policies overview
- Set or edit policies
- Author policies using Microsoft Copilot in Azure
- Debug policies in VS Code
- Policy expressions
- Reuse policy configurations
- Error handling
- Advanced monitoring
- Advanced request throttling
- Using external services
- Manage secrets using named values
- Configure a GraphQL resolver
- Manage APIs on-premises and in other clouds
- Self-hosted gateway overview
- Deploy the gateway
- Provision a self-hosted gateway
- Deploy a self-hosted gateway to Azure Kubernetes Service
- Deploy a self-hosted gateway to Kubernetes YAML
- Deploy a self-hosted gateway to Kubernetes Helm
- Deploy self-hosted gateway to Kubernetes with OpenTelemetry Collector integration
- Deploy a self-hosted gateway to Docker
- Deploy a self-hosted gateway to Azure Container Apps
- Deploy an Azure API Management gateway to Arc-enabled Kubernetes cluster
- Configure custom domain for self-hosted gateway
- Configure cloud metrics and logs for self-hosted gateway
- Configure local metrics and logs for self-hosted gateway
- Enable Dapr support on self-hosted gateway
- Use Microsoft Entra authentication on self-hosted gateway
- Guidance for running on Kubernetes
- Support policy for self-hosted gateway
- Secure your APIs
- Secure API access
- Manage API credentials
- Set up backend authentication
- Publish APIs to developers
- Use subscriptions
- Manage users
- Manage and customize the developer portal
- Understand the developer portal
- Frequently asked questions - developer portal
- Automate portal deployments
- Extend portal with custom functionality
- Enable CORS for interactive console
- Enable console OAuth support
- Integrate Application Insights
- Log developer portal usage
- Integrate Google Tag Manager
- Customize developer portal on WordPress
- Self-host the developer portal
- Secure access to developer portal
- Export APIs
- Inventory APIs in API Center
- Export APIs to Postman for API development
- Export APIs to the Power Platform
- Monetize APIs
- Troubleshoot
- Samples
- Reference
- Azure CLI
- Azure PowerShell
- REST API
- REST API SDKs
- Resource Manager template
- Terraform provider
- API Management policies
- Policy reference index
- authentication-basic
- authentication-certificate
- authentication-managed-identity
- azure-openai-emit-token-metric
- azure-openai-semantic-cache-lookup
- azure-openai-semantic-cache-store
- azure-openai-token-limit
- cache-lookup
- cache-lookup-value
- cache-store
- cache-store-value
- cache-remove-value
- check-header
- choose
- cors
- cosmosdb-data-source
- cross-domain
- emit-metric
- find-and-replace
- forward-request
- get-authorization-context
- http-data-source
- include-fragment
- invoke-dapr-binding
- ip-filter
- jsonp
- json-to-xml
- limit-concurrency
- llm-emit-token-metric
- llm-semantic-cache-lookup
- llm-semantic-cache-store
- llm-token-limit
- log-to-eventhub
- mock-response
- proxy
- publish-event
- publish-to-dapr
- quota
- quota-by-key
- rate-limit
- rate-limit-by-key
- redirect-content-urls
- retry
- return-response
- rewrite-uri
- send-one-way-request
- send-request
- set-backend-service
- set-backend-service Dapr
- set-body
- set-header
- set-method
- set-query-parameter
- set-status
- set-variable
- sql-data-source
- trace
- validate-azure-ad-token
- validate-client-certificate
- validate-content
- validate-graphql-request
- validate-headers
- validate-jwt
- validate-odata-request
- validate-parameters
- validate-status-code
- wait
- xml-to-json
- xsl-transform
- Azure Policy built-ins
- Gateway log schema
- Developer portal audit log schema
- Event Grid events schema
- Virtual network configuration
- Self-hosted gateway container configuration
- Self-hosted gateway Azure Arc configuration
- Diagnostic logs settings
- Resources
- FAQ
- Pricing
- Azure updates
- API design
- Building an API security strategy
- Breaking changes and retirements
- Breaking changes overview
- Virtual network changes March 2023
- Metrics retirements August 2023
- Virtual network changes September 2023
- Self-hosted gateway v0/v1 retirements October 2023
- Deprecated legacy developer portal October 2023
- Workspaces preview breaking changes June 2024
- API version retirements June 2024
- stv1 compute platform retirement - Global Azure August 2024
- stv1 compute platform retirement - Azure Government, Azure in China February 2025
- Workspaces preview breaking changes, part 2 March 2025
- Git configuration retirement March 2025
- Direct management API retirement March 2025
- ADAL-based identity provider retirement September 2025
- CAPTCHA endpoint update September 2025
- Built-in analytics dashboard retirement March 2027
- Regional availability
- Microsoft Q&A question page
- Stack Overflow
App Service documentation
Azure App Service enables you to build and host web apps, mobile back ends, and RESTful APIs in the programming language of your choice without managing infrastructure. It offers auto-scaling and high availability, supports both Windows and Linux, and enables automated deployments from GitHub, Azure DevOps, or any Git repo. Learn how to use Azure App Service with our quickstarts, tutorials, and samples.
- App Service Documentation
- Get started
- Quickstarts
- Deployment and configuration
- Deployment best practices
- Deploy a REST API tutorial
- Configure common settings
- Use settings from App Configuration
- App settings reference
- Configure error pages
- Configure specific languages
- Configure ASP.NET
- Configure ASP.NET Core
- Configure Node.js
- Configure PHP
- Configure Python
- Configure Java SE, Tomcat, or JBoss
- Deployment methods
- Authentication for deployment
- Set deployment credentials
- Create staging environments
- Deploy sidecar container
- Mount Azure Storage
- Automate provisioning
- Logs and monitoring
- Domains and certificates
- Domain and cert quickstart
- Custom domains
- TLS/SSL certificates
- Database and service connection
- Connectivity scenarios overview
- Connect to database tutorials
- Connect by using secrets
- Use secrets in app settings
- Use secrets from Key Vault
- End-to-end tutorials
- Secrets in app settings
- Secrets in Key Vault
- Connect to Azure AI services
- Connect by using app identity
- Managed identity overview
- Connect to databases with managed identity
- End-to-end tutorials
- Connect to DB with managed identity
- Connect to Microsoft Graph with managed identity
- Connect to other Azure services with managed identity
- Connect as authenticated user
- Connect to Microsoft Graph as user
- Connect to SQL database as user
- Connect to another app as user
- App to app to another Azure service as user
- Scaling and performance
- Authentication
- Security and networking
- Security overview
- Deploy a multi-region app tutorial
- Deploy an N-tier app tutorial
- Isolate network traffic tutorial
- Disable basic auth
- Security
- Networking
- Networking features overview
- Inbound and outbound IPs
- Access restriction
- Virtual network integration
- Deploy app behind private endpoint
- Control outbound traffic with Azure Firewall
- Integrate with Application Gateway
- Integrate with NAT gateway
- Integrate with Traffic Manager
- About hybrid connections
- Real-time web apps
- Azure Policy built-ins reference
- Resource management
- Custom containers
- Integrate AI with App Service
- WordPress
- WebJobs
- Reliability
- Samples
- Reference
- Additional resources
- App Service Blog
- Build your skills with Microsoft Learn training
- Azure Roadmap
- Pricing
- Quota Information
- Service Updates
- Routine maintenance
- Routine maintenance, Restarts, and Downtime
- Language support policy
- OS functionality
- Kudu service
- gRPC configuration
- Recommended services preview
- App Service on Azure Arc preview
- Best practices
- Samples
- Videos
- Migrate to App Service
- Cookbooks
- IP address change
App Spaces documentation
App Spaces is an intelligent service for developers that reduces the complexity of creating and managing web apps.
- App Spaces documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- How-to guides
- Tutorials
Azure Application Gateway documentation
Learn how to create application gateways. This documentation helps you plan, deploy, and manage web traffic to your Azure resources.
- Application Gateway documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Basics
- Routing
- Security
- SSL
- Health monitoring
- TCP/TLS proxy
- Support for working remotely
- High traffic support
- Autoscaling v2 SKU
- WebSocket support
- Ingress for AKS
- Understanding pricing
- FAQ
- How-to guides
- Configure TCP/TLS proxy
- Host single site
- Configure internal load balancer
- Configure SSL
- SSL termination
- End-to-end SSL
- Mutual authentication
- Manage certificates
- SSL policy
- Ingress for AKS
- Ingress for AKS via Helm Brownfield
- Ingress for AKS via Helm Greenfield
- Migrate from Helm deployment to AKS add-on
- Disable and re-enable AKS Ingress Controller add-on
- Enable cookie affinity
- Enable multiple namespace support
- Use private IP for internal routing
- Add health probes to AKS pods
- Use Application Gateway to expose AKS service over HTTP/HTTPS
- Upgrade ingress controller using Helm
- Use LetsEncrypt.org with Application Gateway
- Expose WebSocket to Application Gateway
- Autoscale AKS pods with Application Gateway metrics
- Route by URL
- Host multiple sites
- IPv6 frontend
- Redirect traffic
- External traffic
- HTTP to HTTPS
- Redirect internal traffic
- Redirect web traffic using Azure PowerShell
- Rewrite HTTP headers and URL
- Header rewrite
- URL rewrite
- Parameter based path selection
- HSTS Policy
- Configure custom probes
- Deploy Application Gateway Basic
- Configure App Service
- Schedule autoscaling
- Relocate
- Troubleshoot
- Proxy buffer configuration
- Custom error pages
- Migrate to v2 SKU
- Configure alerts
- Classic to Resource Manager
- Configure Private Link
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Automanage
Azure Automanage Machine Best Practices
- Azure Automanage
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How to
- Create custom profile
- Disable Azure Automanage
- Enable on VMs through Azure Policy
- Enable on VMs through an ARM template
- Enable on Arc servers through an ARM template
- Upgrade machines to latest Automanage Version
- Troubleshoot onboarding errors
- Repair a broken Automanage account
- Move an Automanaged virtual machine across regions
- Move an Automanaged configuration profile across regions
- References
- Resources
Azure Automation documentation
- Azure Automation User Documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Automation account authentication overview
- Runbook execution overview
- Hybrid Runbook Worker overview
- Automation runbook types
- Automation Runtime environment
- Automation limits and quotas
- PowerShell DSC
- Automation network configuration details
- Azure Automation extension for Visual Studio Code
- Security
- Data security
- High availability
- How-to guides
- Automation Account
- Create Automation account - Azure portal
- Create Automation account - Resource Manager template
- Disable local authentication
- Managed identity
- Run As account
- Use Automation extension for Visual Studio Code
- Configure authentication with Amazon Web Services
- Configure authentication with Microsoft Entra ID
- Manage DNS records used by Automation
- Connect privately to Automation account
- Manage role permissions and security
- Relocate Automation
- Manage Automation account
- Migrate from Orchestrator to Azure Automation Beta
- Context switching in Azure Automation
- Shared resources
- Process automation
- Use existing runbooks and modules
- Learn PowerShell Workflow
- Runtime environment scenarios
- Manage runbooks
- Author and run runbooks
- Monitor runbooks
- Troubleshoot runbooks
- Work with Hybrid Runbook Worker
- Deploy extension-based worker
- Migrate existing Agent-based Hybrid Workers to Extension-based Workers
- Deploy agent-based Windows worker
- Deploy agent-based Linux worker
- Run runbooks on Hybrid Runbook Worker
- Use Azure Policy to enforce job execution
- Troubleshoot extension-based worker issues
- Troubleshoot agent-based worker issues
- Use source control integration
- Configuration Management
- Azure Automation State Configuration
- Overview
- Get started with State Configuration
- Enable State Configuration
- Configure servers to a desired state and manage drift
- Compose DSC configurations
- Compile DSC configurations
- Remediate noncompliant State Configuration servers
- Remove node and configuration
- Set up continuous deployment with Chocolatey
- Integrate with Azure Monitor Logs
- Work with State Configuration extension version history
- Troubleshoot State Configuration issues
- Azure Automation State Configuration
- Change Tracking and Inventory using AMA
- Migration from Change Tracking and Inventory using AMA to Change Tracking using LA
- Change Tracking and Inventory using Log Analytics Retired
- Overview
- Support regions for linked Log Analytics workspace
- Discover the software installed on your VMs
- Enable
- Disable
- Troubleshoot
- Update Management Retired
- Overview
- Supported regions for linked Log Analytics workspace
- Plan your deployment
- Enable
- Manage updates for your VMs
- Integrate with Configuration Manager
- Configure Windows Update client
- Use dynamic groups
- Query Update Management logs
- Work with scope configurations
- Disable
- Troubleshoot
- Scenarios
- Send an email from a runbook
- Monitor runbooks with metric alert
- Trigger runbook from Azure alert
- Track updated files with watcher task
- Manage Office 365 services
- Deploy AWS VM with Automation runbook
- Deploy Resource Manager template with runbook
- Integrate with Event Grid and Microsoft Teams
- Automate start/stop of Azure-SSIS IR
- Automation Account
- Reference
- Resources
Avere vFXT for Azure documentation
Avere vFXT for Azure provides a cloud-based cache layer for data-intensive high-performance computing (HPC) tasks.
- Avere vFXT Documentation
- Overview
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Resources
Azure App Configuration documentation
Learn how to use Azure App Configuration, a managed service that helps developers centralize their application and feature settings simply and securely.
- Azure App Configuration documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Create an App Configuration store
- Configuration
- Feature management
- Service integration
- Deployment
- .NET App in Visual Studio
- Tutorials
- Enable dynamic configuration using poll model
- Enable dynamic configuration using push model
- Use Key Vault references
- Use Key Vault references
- Reload secrets and certificates automatically
- Build, deploy, and CI/CD
- Feature management
- Use feature flags
- Enable conditional features with feature filters
- Enable features on a schedule
- Roll out features to targeted audience
- Use variant feature flags
- Enable Azure monitoring
- Samples
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Use labels for per-environment configuration
- Manage and use snapshots
- Import or export configuration data
- Use JSON content-type for key-values
- Use Event Grid for data change notifications
- Use managed identities to access App Configuration
- Update to the New Spring Boot Library
- Move a resource between Azure regions
- Recover or purge deleted App Configuration stores
- Enable geo-replication
- Set up private access
- Reference
- REST API
- Client libraries
- Feature management
- .NET
- Java Spring
- Python
- Deployment
- Azure CLI
- Azure PowerShell
- Kubernetes provider
- Azure Policy built-ins
- Resources
Azure Redis Documentation
Learn how to use the managed Redis offerings on Azure, including Azure Managed Redis and Azure Cache for Redis. Either service can be used as a secure data cache and messaging broker that provides high throughput and low-latency access to data for applications. Additionally, Azure Managed Redis can be used for more applications, like storing embeddings vectors and as a semantic cache. These tutorials, API references, and other documentation show you how to use Redis from any application on Azure.
- Azure Redis Documentation
- Get started
- What's new
- Quickstarts
- Create a cache
- Create an Azure Managed Redis instance
- Create an Azure Cache for Redis instance in the Basic, Standard and Premium tiers
- Create an Azure Cache for Redis instance in the Enterprise tiers
- Create and manage with Azure PowerShell
- Create and manage with Azure CLI
- Create and manage premium cache with Azure CLI
- Create Redis cache - Bicep
- Create Redis cache - ARM template
- Use a cache
- Create a cache
- Azure Managed Redis
- About Azure Managed Redis
- Deploy and configure
- Development and client libraries
- Logs and monitoring
- Scaling and performance
- Authentication and authorization
- Security and networking
- Cache management
- Resiliency
- Diagnose and troubleshoot
- Migration
- Azure Cache for Redis
- What's new?
- Deploy and configure
- Development and client libraries
- Logs and monitoring
- Scaling and performance
- Authentication and authorization
- Security and networking
- Cache management
- Resiliency
- Diagnose and troubleshoot
- Samples
- Use Azure Functions triggers and bindings
- Use Azure Kubernetes Service with a cache
- Artificial Intelligence
- ASP.NET
- Java Spring
- Azure Event Grid
- Create leaderboards
- Deploy a machine learning model
- Create Web App with Redis cache - Bicep
- Create Web App with Redis cache - ARM template
- Reference
- Azure Managed Redis
- Azure Cache for Redis
- Resources
azure-compute-fleet
- What is Azure Compute Fleet? Preview
- Quickstarts
- Allocation strategies
- Spot VM configuration
- Attribute based VM selection Preview
- Modify a Compute Fleet
- Multi-region Compute Fleet Preview
- FAQ
Azure Edge Hardware Center documentation
Use Azure Edge Hardware Center service to order from a variety of Azure Stack Edge devices as per your business need.
- Azure Edge Hardware Center Documentation
- Overview
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How to
- References
- Resources
Azure Fluid Relay documentation
Azure Fluid Relay is a managed cloud service that supports Fluid Framework Clients
- Azure Fluid Relay documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- How to: Provision an Azure Fluid Relay service
- How to: Connect to an Azure Fluid Relay service
- How to: Use AzureClient for local testing
- How to: Write a TokenProvider with an Azure Function
- How to: Deploy Fluid applications using Azure Static Web Apps
- How to: Use JWT tokens
- How to: Use test automation with Azure Fluid Relay
- How to: Delete a Fluid container
- How to: Validate a User Created a Document
- How to: Recover Container data
- How to: Use audience features in the Fluid Framework
- How to: Rotate Azure Fluid Relay access keys
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Functions documentation
Azure Functions is a cloud service available on-demand that provides all the continually updated infrastructure and resources needed to run your applications. You focus on the code that matters most to you, in the most productive language for you, and Functions handles the rest. Functions provides serverless compute for Azure. You can use Functions to build web APIs, respond to database changes, process IoT streams, manage message queues, and more.
- Functions Documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Create your first function
- C#
- Java
- JavaScript
- PowerShell
- Python
- TypeScript
- Other Go/Rust
- Resource Manager
- Azure Arc preview
- Azure Container Apps
- Connect to storage
- C#
- Java
- JavaScript
- PowerShell
- Python
- TypeScript
- Connect to a database
- C#
- JavaScript
- Python
- Connect to OpenAI
- Create your first function
- Tutorials
- Functions with Logic Apps
- Develop Python functions with VS Code
- Create serverless APIs using Visual Studio
- Networking
- Identity-based connections
- Low-latency Blob trigger using Event Grid
- Image resize with Event Grid
- Create a serverless web app
- Data + AI
- Functions on IoT Edge device
- Java with Azure Cosmos DB and Event Hubs
- Samples
- Azure Serverless Community Library
- Azure Samples
- Azure CLI
- CLI sample index
- Create function app
- Integrate services
- Continuous deployment
- Azure PowerShell
- Concepts
- Best practices
- Compare runtime versions
- Hosting and scale
- Deployment options
- Events and messaging
- Triggers and bindings
- Frameworks
- Security
- Reliability
- Diagnostics
- Consumption plan costs
- Serverless REST APIs
- Networking options
- IP addresses
- Custom handlers
- Languages
- Supported languages
- C#
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- Java
- PowerShell
- Python
- How-to guides
- Develop
- Developer guide
- Local development
- Create functions
- Connect to services
- Debug
- Load testing
- Dependency injection
- Manage connections
- Error handling and retries
- Manually run a non HTTP-triggered function
- Bring dependencies to function apps
- Develop Python worker extensions
- Deploy
- Configure
- Migrate
- Monitor
- Authenticate
- Configure auth providers
- Customize sign-ins/outs
- Access user identities
- Work with tokens
- Manage API versions
- File-based configuration
- Secure
- Integrate
- Connect to services
- Azure Cosmos DB - portal
- Azure Cache for Redis
- Storage
- SignalR
- Web PubSub
- Work with Event Grid
- Start/Stop VMs
- Connect to SQL Database
- Connect to a virtual Network
- Create OpenAPI definitions
- Use a managed identity
- Customize endpoints with legacy proxies
- Manage on-premises resources
- Connect to services
- Troubleshoot
- Develop
- Reference
- API references
- App settings reference
- Triggers and bindings
- Azure Cache for Redis
- Azure Cosmos DB
- Functions 1.x
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- Migrate version 3.x to 4.x
- Azure Data Explorer
- Azure Database for MySQL
- Azure OpenAI
- Overview
- Assistants
- Embeddings
- Semantic search input
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- Azure SQL
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- Errors and diagnostics
- host.json 2.x reference
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- Language support policy
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- Videos
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- Stack Overflow
- X
- Provide product feedback
- Azure Functions GitHub repository
- Azure updates
Azure Government documentation
Azure Government is a cloud services platform built upon the foundational principles of security, privacy, and compliance. Customers eligible for Azure Government benefit from a physically isolated instance of Azure.
- Azure Government Documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Develop
- Secure
- Deploy
- Manage
- Compliance
- Reference
- Marketplace
- Cloud Solution Providers
- Resources
Azure AI Health Insights
Azure AI Health Insights
- Azure AI Health Insights documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- How-To
- Responsible use of AI
Azure Large Instances
Learn how to use Azure Large Instances.
- Azure Large Instances
- Overview
- Getting started
- Workloads
Azure Maps Documentation
Azure Maps is a set of mapping and geospatial services that enable developers and organizations to build intelligent location-based experiences for applications across many different industries and use cases. Use the Azure Maps REST APIs and Web SDK to bring maps, geocoding, location search, routing, real-time traffic, geolocation, time zone information, and weather data into your web and mobile solutions.
- Azure Maps documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Web SDK Tutorials
- Android SDK Tutorials
- REST API Tutorials
- Concepts
- Authentication with Azure Maps
- Authentication best practices
- Azure Maps Event Grid integration
- Choose the right pricing tier
- Azure Maps geographic scope
- Consent management
- Creator for Indoor maps
- Encryption of data at rest
- Azure Services that support managed identities
- Coverage
- Localization support
- Supported map styles
- Zoom levels and tile grid
- Weather services concepts
- Weather services FAQ
- How-to guides
- Migrate from Bing Maps
- Bing Maps migration overview
- Migrate Web SDK
- Migrate REST API
- Bing Maps Imagery Services
- Bing Maps Locations Services
- Bing Maps Routes Services
- Bing Maps Spatial Data Services SDS
- Bing Maps Time Zone Services
- Bing Maps Traffic Services
- Migrate from Google Maps
- Manage Maps accounts
- Creator Indoor Maps
- Get map data from REST APIs
- Develop with the REST SDK
- Develop with the Web SDK
- Web SDK migration guide
- Map control
- Use the Azure Maps map control
- Use the Azure Maps npm package
- Create a map
- Change the style of the map
- Add controls to the map
- Create a data source
- Add a symbol layer
- Add a bubble layer
- Add a popup
- Add HTML markers
- Add a line layer
- Add a polygon layer
- Add a polygon extrusion layer
- Add a heat map layer
- Add an image layer
- Add tile layers
- Add a WebGL layer
- Show traffic
- Cluster point data
- Use data-driven style expressions
- Add custom protocol PMTiles
- How to use image templates
- Reacting to events
- Make your app accessible
- Drawing tools
- REST SDK integration
- Creator indoor maps module
- Spatial IO module
- Web SDK supported browsers
- Best practices
- Develop with the Android SDK
- Android SDK migration guide
- The Android map control
- Change the style of the map
- Add controls to the map
- Create a data source
- Add a symbol layer
- Add a bubble layer
- Display feature information
- Add a line layer
- Add a polygon layer
- Add a polygon extrusion layer
- Add heat map layer
- Add an image layer
- Add a tile layer
- Show traffic data
- Cluster point data
- Use data-driven expressions
- Reacting to events
- Develop with the iOS SDK
- iOS SDK migration guide
- The iOS map control
- Change the style of a map
- Add controls to a map
- Create a data source
- Add a symbol layer
- Add a bubble layer
- Display feature information
- Add a line layer
- Add a polygon layer
- Add a polygon extrusion layer
- Add heat map layer
- Add an image layer
- Add a tile layer
- Show traffic data
- Clustering point data
- Use data-driven expressions
- React to events
- Use the Azure Maps indoor maps module
- Use Azure Maps in Power BI
- Convert Map and Filled map visuals
- The Azure Maps Power BI visual
- Geocoding in Azure Maps Power BI Visual
- Understanding layers
- Add a bubble layer
- Add a cluster bubble layer
- Add a pie chart layer
- Add a 3D column layer
- Add a heat map layer
- Add a reference layer
- Add a tile layer
- Add a path layer
- Add a filled map
- On-object interaction
- Show real-time traffic
- Power BI Azure Maps Visual Data Residency
- Manage access
- Use Azure Maps in Power Apps
- Use your own data storage
- Provide data feedback
- Show right attribution
- Manage consent
- Migrate from Bing Maps
- Reference
- Creator Indoor Maps
- API and parameter extensions
- REST
- JavaScript
- Resource Manager template
- Azure CLI
- Resources
Azure NetApp Files documentation
Learn how to use Azure NetApp Files to create NetApp accounts, capacity pools, volumes, and manage data protection.
- Azure NetApp Files Documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Concepts
- Volumes as a service
- Understand NAS
- Understand NAS protocols
- Understand NAS permissions
- Understand dual-protocol security style and permission behaviors
- Understand data encryption
- Understand guidelines for Active Directory Domain Services
- Understand DNS
- Understand the use of LDAP
- Understand NFS group memberships and supplemental groups
- Understand file locking
- Understand volume languages
- Understand file path lengths
- Azure NetApp Files essentials
- Storage hierarchy of Azure NetApp Files
- Service levels for Azure NetApp Files
- Guidelines for Azure NetApp Files network planning
- Resource limits for Azure NetApp Files
- Understand large volumes
- Requirements and considerations for large volumes
- High file counts
- Ways to monitor Azure NetApp Files
- Metrics for Azure NetApp Files
- Azure Policy definitions for Azure NetApp Files
- Storage service add-ons
- Cost optimization
- Quotas
- Performance
- Best practices and considerations
- General performance considerations for Azure NetApp Files
- Understand workload types
- Linux direct I/O best practices
- Linux filesystem cache best practices
- Linux NFS mount options best practices
- Linux concurrency best practices
- Linux NFS read-ahead best practices
- SMB performance best practices
- Azure virtual machine SKUs best practices
- Performance considerations for cool access tiering
- Performance impact of Kerberos on NFSv4.1
- AVS datastore performance considerations for Azure NetApp Files
- Performance tests
- Performance benchmark test recommendations for Azure NetApp Files
- Testing methodology
- Regular volume performance benchmarks for Linux
- Large volume performance benchmarks for Linux
- Oracle database performance on Azure NetApp Files single volumes
- Oracle database performance on Azure NetApp Files multiple volumes
- Azure NetApp Files datastore performance benchmarks for AVS
- Best practices and considerations
- Application volume groups
- Understand application volume groups
- Application volume groups for SAP HANA
- Application volume groups for Oracle
- Data protection and resiliency
- Understand data protection and disaster recovery options
- How Azure NetApp Files snapshots work
- Azure NetApp Files backup
- Disaster recovery with cross-region replication
- High availability and resiliency with availability zones and cross-zone replication
- Azure Application Consistent Snapshot AzAcSnap tool
- What is AzAcSnap?
- Get started with AzAcSnap
- Overall workflow
- Install AzAcSnap
- Configure Database
- Configure Storage
- Configure AzAcSnap
- Test configuration of AzAcSnap
- Backup your database with AzAcSnap
- Disaster recovery using AzAcSnap
- Tips for using AzAcSnap
- Troubleshoot AzAcSnap
- Preview release features of AzAcSnap
- Solutions and benefits
- Solution architectures using Azure NetApp Files
- Benefits of using Azure NetApp Files
- Security
- Volumes as a service
- How-to guides
- Register and set up
- Manage Active Directory
- Manage capacity pools
- Manage volumes
- Manage NFS volumes
- Manage SMB volumes
- Manage dual-protocol volumes
- Manage volume access and encryption
- Configure export policy for NFS or dual protocol
- Configure Unix permissions and change ownership mode
- Configure access control lists for NFSv4.1
- Manage SMB share ACLs in Azure NetApp Files
- Configure network features for a volume
- Configure customer-managed keys
- Configure customer-managed keys with managed HSM
- Configure Virtual WAN
- Mount volumes
- Manage volume capacity and performance
- Update Terraform-managed volume
- Manage application volume groups
- Manage application volume groups for SAP HANA
- Deploy the first SAP HANA host
- Add hosts to a multiple-host SAP HANA system
- Add volumes for an SAP HANA system as a secondary database in HSR
- Add volumes for an SAP HANA system as a DR system
- Manage volumes in an application volume group for SAP HANA
- Configure application volume groups for SAP HANA using REST API
- Manage application volume groups for Oracle
- Delete an application volume group
- Manage application volume groups for SAP HANA
- Manage data protection
- Manage volume snapshots
- Manage volume backups
- Manage replication
- Manage availability zones and cross-zone replication
- Relocate
- Develop
- Troubleshoot
- Troubleshoot using diagnose and solve problems tool
- Troubleshoot capacity pool errors
- Troubleshoot volume errors
- Troubleshoot application volume group errors
- Troubleshoot snapshot policy errors
- Troubleshoot cross-region replication errors
- Troubleshoot Resource Provider errors
- Troubleshoot user access on LDAP volumes
- Troubleshoot file locks
- FAQs
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Relay documentation
Learn how Azure Relay service allows you to securely expose services that run in your corporate network to the public cloud.
- Azure Relay Documentation
- Overview
- Tutorials
- Hybrid Connections
- Windows Communication Foundation WCF
- Samples
- Concepts
- Security
- Authentication and authorization
- Network security
- Hybrid Connections protocol
- Security
- How To
- Reference
- Resources
Azure SignalR Service documentation
Azure SignalR Service is an Azure-managed service that helps developers easily build web applications with real-time features.
- Azure SignalR Service documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Samples
- Concepts
- Azure SignalR Service internals
- Service mode
- Connection string
- Client negotiation
- Scale ASP.NET Core SignalR
- Serverless
- High availability
- Messages and connections
- Performance considerations
- Authentication
- Authorization with Microsoft Entra ID
- Event handling
- Security
- How-to guides
- Develop
- Scale and geo-replicate
- Secure
- Access key rotation
- Application firewall
- Use Azure Service Tags
- Use Azure Private Endpoints
- Manage network access control
- Secure outbound traffic through Shared Private Endpoints
- Access Key Vault in private network through Shared Private Endpoints
- Use managed identity
- Authorize from Azure application
- Authorize from managed identity
- Disable local authentication.
- Custom domain
- Integrate
- Azure Functions bindings
- Event Grid integration
- Integrate with reverse proxies
- Monitor
- Troubleshooting
- Move across regions
- References
- Resources
Azure SQL Edge documentation
Azure SQL Edge is an optimized relational database engine geared for IoT and edge deployments.
- SQL Edge Documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Deploy
- Machine learning
- Performance
- Configure business continuity
- Data Streaming
- Processing time series data
- Security
- How to
- Samples
- Iron Ore Silica prediction
- Renewable energy - wind turbine analytics
- Reference
- Resources
- Partners
Azure VMware Solution documentation
Learn to use Azure VMware Solution to deploy a VMware Software-defined Data Center (SDDC) private cloud to Azure.
- Azure VMware Solution
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Cost optimization
- ESUs for SQL Server and Windows Server in Azure VMware Solution VMs
- License SQL Server, Windows Server and Linux in Azure VMware Solution
- Enable unlimited virtualization with Azure Hybrid Benefit for SQL Server in Azure VMware Solution
- Save costs with a reserved instance
- VMware Cloud Foundations VCF license portability on Azure VMware Solution
- Architecture
- Private cloud infrastructure
- Security
- Networking
- Connect to on-premises environment
- Connect multiple private clouds in same region
- Configure DHCP server or relay
- Configure DHCP on L2 stretched networks
- Configure DNS forwarder
- Configure VMware HCX network extension
- VMware HCX Mobility Optimized Networking MON guidance
- NSX Scale and Performance Recommendations for VMware HCX
- Configure NSX network components
- Configure port mirroring
- Configure a site-to-site VPN in vWAN
- Configure internet connectivity
- Deploy Traffic Manager to balance workloads
- Migrate workloads
- Migration solutions for VMs
- Install and activate VMware HCX in Azure VMware Solution
- Configure on-premises VMware HCX Connector
- Configure VMware HCX network extension
- VMware HCX Mobility Optimized Networking MON guidance
- Configure VMware HCX network extension high availability
- NSX Scale and Performance Recommendations for VMware HCX
- Enable VMware HCX access over the internet
- Upgrade VMware HCX on Azure VMware Solution
- Use VMware HCX Run Commands
- Uninstall VMware HCX in Azure VMware Solution
- Migrate Microsoft SQL Server workloads
- Virtual machines
- Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
- Storage
- Configure storage policies
- Configure vSAN
- Configure customer-managed key encryption at rest
- Configure Azure Elastic SAN
- Manage and protect VMs on Azure NetApp Files
- External storage solutions
- Backup and recovery
- Backup solutions for VMs
- Backup with Azure Backup Server
- Disaster recovery
- Operations and monitoring
- Infrastructure automation and management
- REST API
- Azure CLI
- Azure PowerShell
- Resource Manager template
- Terraform Azure provider
- Configure VMware Cloud Director Service in Azure VMware Solution
- Self service maintenance orchestration public preview
- Enable VMware Cloud Director Service with Azure VMware solution
- Deploy VMware Cloud Director Availability in Azure VMware Solution
- Resources
- Learning paths
- Introduction to Azure VMware Solution
- Run VMware vSphere workloads on Azure VMware Solution
- Prepare to migrate VMware vSphere workloads to Azure by deploying Azure VMware Solution
- Migrate VMware vSphere workloads from on-premises to Azure VMware Solution
- Deploy disaster recovery using VMware Site Recovery Manager and Azure VMware Solution
- Hands-on Labs
- Cloud Adoption Framework
- Videos
- Playlist
- Integration with Azure Service
- Integration with Azure Application Gateway
- Migration and capacity planning
- Extend to the Cloud with Azure VMware Solution
- Run your VMware workloads natively on Azure with Azure VMware Solution | Azure Friday
- Azure VMware Solution Technical Overview Series | VMware
- Azure VMware Solution Deployment Deep Dive Series | VMware
- Regional availability
- Pricing
- SLA
- Azure VMware Solution roadmap
- Troubleshoot
- FAQ
- Azure VMware Solution Master Diagrams File
- Learning paths
Azure Web PubSub service documentation
Azure Web PubSub service is an Azure-managed service that helps developers easily build web applications with real-time features and publish-subscribe pattern.
- Web PubSub documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- How-to guides
- Develop
- Monitor
- Secure
- Rotate access keys
- Set up an application firewall
- Use service tags to control access
- Use secure private endpoints
- Manage network access control
- Secure outbound traffic through shared private endpoints
- Access a key vault through shared private endpoints
- Use a managed identity
- Configure Microsoft Entra authorizations
- Configure client certificate authentication
- Add a custom domain
- Scale and geo-replicate
- Integrate
- Troubleshoot
- Move across regions
- MQTT Preview
- Socket.IO
- Overview
- Serverless Mode Overview
- Quickstart
- Tutorials
- How-to guides
- Concepts
- Reference
- Samples
- Concepts
- Reference
- Client-side API
- Server-side API
- API for resource management
- Azure CLI webpubsub extension
- WebSocket subprotocols
- CloudEvents HTTP extension for event handler
- CloudEvents HTTP extension for MQTT event handler
- CloudEvents AMQP extension for Event Hubs listener
- Functions trigger and bindings
- Azure policy definitions
- Web PubSub client specification
- Resources
Azure Backup service documentation
The Azure Backup service provides simple, secure, and cost-effective solutions to back up your data and recover it from the Microsoft Azure cloud.
- Azure Backup documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Back up a VM - Azure portal
- Back up a VM - PowerShell
- Back up a VM - CLI
- Back up a VM - ARM template
- Back up a VM - Bicep template
- Back up Azure PostgreSQL Database
- Back up the database - Azure portal
- Restore the PostgreSQL database across regions
- Configure AKS cluster backup
- Configure backup for Azure Database for PostgreSQL - Flexible Server
- Configure vaulted backup for Azure Blob
- Install Backup extension in AKS cluster
- Enable Multi-user authorization MUA
- Backup SAP HANA System Replication database
- Restore the entire SAP HANA system to snapshot restore point
- Enable enhanced soft delete
- Tutorials
- Back up multiple Azure VMs
- Back up Azure VMs with PowerShell
- Restore a VM with Azure CLI
- Restore individual files
- Back up SQL Server on Azure VM
- Back up SAP HANA databases in Azure VMs
- Back up PostgreSQL databases
- Configure item level backup of an AKS cluster
- Configure vaulted backup for Azure Blob
- Restore vaulted backups for AKS clusters in a secondary region
- Back up Windows Server
- Restore files to Windows Server
- SAP HANA databases on Azure VMs – using CLI
- Configure SAP HANA database instance snapshot backup
- Back up Azure Managed Disks
- Configure Multi-user authorization MUA
- Recover soft deleted items with enhanced soft delete
- Concepts
- Reliability
- Support matrices
- Azure Backup support matrix
- Backup center support matrix
- Azure VM backup support matrix
- DPM/Azure Backup Server MABS support matrix
- MARS agent support matrix
- SQL Server Backup support matrix
- SAP HANA Backup support matrix
- SAP ASE Backup support matrix
- Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server long-term retention support matrix
- Azure file share backup support matrix
- Azure Disk Backup support matrix
- Azure Blobs backup support matrix
- Active Directory domain controllers
- Supported VM SKUs for Azure Policy
- Azure Database for PostgreSQL backup support matrix
- Azure Database for PostgreSQL -Flexible server backup support matrix
- Azure Kubernetes Service backup support matrix
- Automation in Azure Backup
- Frequently asked questions FAQ
- FAQ-Recovery Services vaults
- FAQ-Backup center
- FAQ-Azure VM backup
- FAQ-MARS agent
- FAQ-Back up Azure Files
- FAQ- Azure Disk Backup
- FAQ-Back up SQL Server databases on Azure VMs
- FAQ-Back up SAP HANA databases on Azure VMs
- FAQ-Back up Azure Database for PostgreSQL server
- FAQ-Azure Backup Server and DPM
- FAQ-Azure Backup Monitoring and Reporting
- FAQ-Protection against Ransomware
- FAQ-Soft Delete
- Vaults
- Azure Business Continuity center
- Backup center
- Azure VM backup
- SAP HANA database on Azure VM backup
- Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server long-term retention
- Azure Database for PostgreSQL -Flexible server backup
- SAP ASE database on Azure VM backup
- Azure Kubernetes Service backup
- Azure Blob backup
- Azure File share backup
- Windows backup using MARS agent
- Monitoring and Reporting
- Security
- Backup architecture
- Guidance and best practices
- Glossary of terms
- How-to guides
- Vaults
- Azure Business Continuity Center
- Backup center
- Azure VM backup
- Backup
- Back up and restore Azure VMs with Azure Backup Instant Restore
- Enable backup when you create an Azure VM
- Back up an Azure VM using Enhanced policy
- Back up an Azure VM in Azure extended zones
- Back up Azure VM with agentless multi-disk crash-consistent backup
- Back up an Azure VM from VM settings
- Set up a vault and enable backup for Azure VMs
- Back up encrypted Azure VMs
- Configure app-consistent backups of Azure VMs running Linux
- Selective disk backup
- Using Azure VM backup for database consistent snapshots
- Restore
- Manage
- Backup
- SQL Server database on Azure VM backup
- Overview
- From the Azure portal
- With CLI
- With REST API
- Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server backup retention
- Azure Database for PostgreSQL backup
- Azure Database for PostgreSQL -Flexible server backup
- Azure Kubernetes Service backup
- From the Azure portal
- With PowerShell
- With CLI
- Windows backup using MARS agent
- Azure Disk backup
- Azure Blob backup
- Azure File share backup
- SAP HANA database on Azure VM backup
- SAP ASE database on Azure VM backup
- Azure Backup Server MABS
- Protection matrices
- Install or upgrade
- Protect workloads
- Recover data from Azure Backup Server
- Restore VMware VMs with Azure Backup Server
- Back up the MABS server
- Azure Backup Server on Azure Stack
- Data Protection Manager DPM
- Offline backup
- Monitoring
- Reporting
- Configure Azure Backup reports
- Configure Diagnostics Events
- Backup Explorer
- Automation
- Overview
- Built-in Azure Policy for Azure Backup
- Use PowerShell
- Use Azure CLI
- Use Azure Backup REST API
- Use Azure Data Protection REST API
- Query backup information using ARG
- Resource Manager and Bicep templates
- Security and Ransomware protection
- Overview
- Save and manage MARS agent passphrase in Azure Key Vault
- Azure role-based access control
- Configure Multi-user authorization using Resource Guard
- Manage Immutable vaults
- Soft delete
- Configure and manage enhanced soft delete
- Delete protection for Azure file shares
- Ransomware protection
- Security for hybrid backups
- Private Endpoints
- Encryption in Azure Backup
- Encryption using customer-managed keys
- Transport Layer Security
- Security controls by Azure Policy
- Security baseline
- Archive tier
- Troubleshoot
- Backup vault
- Azure VM
- Azure VM file recovery
- Azure Backup agent or VM extension timed out
- Encrypted Azure VM backup
- Azure Backup agent
- Azure Blob backup
- Files and folders backup is slow
- Azure Backup Server
- Azure Backup Vault
- System Center DPM
- Azure File share
- Azure Disk Backup
- SQL Server
- Azure Database for PostgreSQL
- Azure Database for PostgreSQL - Flexible server backup
- Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server
- SAP HANA backup in Azure VMs
- SAP HANA database instance backup in Azure VM
- SAP ASE database backup in Azure VMs
- System State
- Archive tier
- Azure Kubernetes Service
- Data recovery from Microsoft Azure Backup Server
- Monitoring and alerts
- Reference
- Resources
BareMetal Infrastructure documentation
Learn how to use BareMetal Infrastructure to create, deploy, and manage virtual machines in Microsoft Azure.
- Azure BareMetal Infrastructure
- Overview
- Workloads
- SAP HANA on Azure Large Instances
- Overview
- Certification
- Available SKUs for HLI
- Sizing
- Onboarding requirements
- SAP HANA data tiering and extension nodes
- Operations model and responsibilities
- Compatible Operating Systems
- HLI supported scenarios
- Architecture
- Infrastructure and connectivity
- Install SAP HANA
- High availability and disaster recovery
- Troubleshoot and monitor
- Monitoring HLI
- Monitoring and troubleshooting from HANA side
- Monitor SAP on Azure
- Azure Monitor for SAP solutions providers
- Deploy Azure Monitor for SAP solutions - Azure portal
- Configure Alerts in Azure Monitor for SAP solutions
- Deploy Azure Monitor for SAP solutions - Azure PowerShell
- Monitor data reference
- Azure Monitor for SAP solutions FAQ
- How to
- Nutanix Cloud Clusters on Azure
- SAP HANA on Azure Large Instances
Azure Bastion documentation
Learn how to use Azure Bastion to connect to a virtual machine. Configure secure and seamless RDP/SSH connectivity to your virtual machines directly in the Azure portal over SSL. When you connect via Azure Bastion, your virtual machines don't need a public IP address.
- Bastion documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- What's new in Bastion?
- Work remotely
- Bastion FAQ
- Design architecture
- Bastion configuration settings
- VM connections and features
- Bastion and VNet peering
- Work with NSGs
- Reliability
- Security
- How-to guides
- Deploy Bastion
- Deploy private-only Bastion
- Configure Bastion settings
- Connect to a virtual machine
- Windows VM
- Linux VM
- Connect to a VM - native client
- Connect to a VM - IP address
- Connect to a VM scale set
- Connect to DevTest Labs VMs
- Work with a VM session
- Monitoring
- Troubleshoot
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Batch documentation
Azure Batch runs large-scale applications efficiently in the cloud. Schedule compute-intensive tasks and dynamically adjust resources for your solution without managing infrastructure.
- Batch documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Create a Batch account and run a job - Azure CLI
- Create a Batch account and run a job - Azure portal
- Create a Batch account - Bicep
- Create a Batch account - ARM template
- Create a Batch account - Terraform
- Create a Batch pool and run a job - .NET
- Create a Batch pool and run a job - Python
- Deploy a Batch account and two pools - Terraform
- Deploy a Batch account and two pools with a start task - Terraform
- Tutorials
- Samples
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Manage Batch accounts
- Manage Batch accounts in the Azure portal
- Manage Batch accounts with Batch Management .NET
- Plan to manage costs for Azure Batch
- Configure public network access with Batch accounts
- Use private endpoints with Batch accounts
- Manage private endpoint connections with Batch accounts
- Configure customer-managed keys
- Move between regions
- Rotate Batch account keys
- Authenticate with Microsoft Entra ID
- Copy files and applications to pool nodes
- Create and manage pools
- Choose a VM size for compute nodes
- Update pool properties
- Create a pool in a virtual network
- Use simplified compute node communication
- Autoscale compute nodes
- Configure access to compute nodes
- Create a pool with Azure Compute Gallery
- Create a pool with a managed image resource
- Create a pool across Availability Zones
- Create a pool with disk encryption enabled
- Create a pool with public IP addresses
- Create a simplified node communication pool without public IP addresses
- Create a pool with ephemeral OS disk nodes
- Create an Azure Batch pool with Auto OS Upgrade
- Use extensions with pools
- Configure managed identities
- Enable certificate rotation
- Mount a virtual file system
- Mount an Azure file share
- Use RDMA or GPU instances
- Use Linux compute nodes
- Use Azure Spot VMs
- Checking for pool and node errors
- Create a CI/CD pipeline for Batch
- Manage jobs and tasks
- Persist job and task output
- Monitor Azure Batch
- Use scripting tools
- Use Batch JavaScript SDK
- Run workloads
- Manage Batch accounts
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Business Continuity Center documentation
The Azure Business Continuity Center is an easy-to-use web-based user interface for managing your backup and disaster recovery at scale from single place across various environment and solutions. Use it for configuring backups and replication, defining protection policies, monitoring operations, review configurations and much more.
- Azure Business Continuity Center documentation
- Overview
- Quickstart
- Tutorials
- View protectable resources
- Configure protection for datasources
- Recover item
- View protected items and perform actions
- Review security posture
- Monitor jobs
- Monitor alerts and metrics
- Monitoring protection summary
- Configure and view reports
- Govern and view compliance
- Manage the Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery estate using Copilot
- Concepts
- How-to guides
Azure Business Process Tracking documentation (Preview)
Model business processes that you can map to Azure resources used for implementation. Record key business data from deployed resources during run time.
- Azure Business Process Tracking documentation
- Overview
- How-to guides
Edge Secured-core Documentation
Edge Secured-core is a security certification for devices running a full operating system.
- Edge Secured-core documentation
- What is Edge Secured-core?
- Program requirements
- Get your device certified
- List of certified devices
- Validate Edge Secured-core device
Azure Cloud Services (extended support) documentation
Learn how to use Cloud Services to host and run highly available, scalable cloud applications and APIs. Shows how to manage virtual machine hosts and configure, patch, and install software.
- Azure Cloud Services extended support documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Concepts
- Migration
- How To
- Samples
- Reference
- Resources
- Support and troubleshooting
Azure Cloud Services (classic) documentation
Learn how to use Cloud Services to host and run highly available, scalable cloud applications and APIs. Shows how to manage virtual machine hosts and configure, patch, and install software.
- Cloud Services classic documentation
- Overview
- Get Started
- Concepts
- How To
- Plan
- Develop
- Create PHP web and worker roles
- Build and deploy a Node.js application
- Build a Node.js web application using Express
- Storage and Visual Studio
- Configure start up tasks
- Configure Remote Desktop
- Deploy
- Manage service
- Manage certificates
- Store and view diagnostic data in Azure Storage
- Trace Cloud Service with Diagnostics
- Migrate
- Debug
- Monitor
- Troubleshoot
- Debug
- Cloud Service allocation failure
- Common causes of Cloud Service roles recycling
- Application does not support TLS 1.2
- Default TEMP folder size too small for role
- Common deployment problems
- Role failed to start
- Recovery guidance
- Workflow of classic VM architecture
- Resource health support for Cloud Services
- Cloud Services FAQ
- Reference
- Resources
cloud-shell
- Overview
- Get started with Cloud Shell
- How to use Cloud Shell
- Deploy Cloud Shell in a virtual network
- Pricing
- Security
- Reference
Azure Communication Services documentation
Build powerful, cloud-based communication and customer engagement experiences by adding voice, video, chat, sms, email, teams interoperability, call automation, and telephony to your apps.
- Azure Communication Services documentation
- Overview
- What's new
- Fundamentals
- Services
- SMS
- Voice and Video
- Phone calling
- Chat
- Advanced Messaging
- Job Router
- Common scenarios
- Privacy and compliance
- Security
- Artificial intelligence AI
- Service limits
- Troubleshooting
- Help and support options
- Quickstart
- SMS
- Voice and Video
- Connect to a call
- Connect to a Teams call
- Use an external identity
- Use a Teams identity
- Connect to a Teams calling application
- Connect to a Room call
- Use UI components for voice and video
- Add data channel messaging to your calling app
- Set video constraints in your calling app
- Chat
- Connect to a chat
- Connect to Teams
- Use an external identity
- Use UI components for chat
- Phone calling
- Email
- Create an email resource
- Get a free Azure managed domain
- Add a custom domain
- Connect domain to send email
- Send an email
- Advanced email sending
- Add multiple sender addresses
- Add multiple sender addresses with Azure Communication Services Management SDKs
- Manage domain suppression lists with Azure Communication Services Management SDKs
- Manage domain suppression lists in the Azure portal
- Sending emails using SMTP
- Job Router
- Advanced Messaging
- Managed Identity
- Events and notifications
- Tutorials
- SMS
- Voice and Video
- Setup for Node.js app
- Build an authentication service using Azure Functions
- Add Calling and Chat SDK in an Android application
- Adding audio quality enhancements
- Virtual appointments
- Sample builder
- Extend Teams
- Calling widget
- Call management
- Manage calls
- Manage video
- Manage Teams calling
- Manage Teams meeting Lobby
- Manage call duration
- PowerPoint Live
- Record calls
- Raise Hand
- Reactions
- Spotlight
- Show transcription state
- Manage role assignment
- Show active speakers
- Transfer calls
- Subscribe to SDK events
- Enable Closed captions
- Enable Closed captions for Teams Interoperability
- Get local capabilities
- Pass User-to-User Information UUI data in a header
- Call recording
- Editing audio and video media from the client
- Diagnostics
- Diagnose your network
- Diagnose client issues
- Diagnose media quality issues
- Ensure pre-call readiness
- Add pre-call diagnostics
- Check if user is running supported browser
- Verify if an application is active in multiple tabs of a browser
- Collect and Share Log Files
- Get users ready for their call with UI Library
- Add end of call survey
- Migrating to Azure Communication Services
- Mobile integrations
- Integrate with CallKit in iOS
- Integrate with TelecomManager on Android
- Enable push notifications
- Using the mobile UI Library for voice and video
- Add chat capabilities
- Configure default orientation
- Configure closed captions
- Configure theming
- Customize buttons
- Customize the title and subtitle
- Disable end call confirmation
- Enable audio only mode
- Enable picture-in-picture
- Enable skip the setup screen
- Events
- Inject participant view data
- Integrate CallKit
- Integrate TelecomManager
- Set up localization
- Set up one-to-one calling and push notifications
- Troubleshooting
- Events
- Analytics
- Teams interoperability
- Configuring to proxy traffic
- Build a Webview based client
- Chat
- Build an authentication service using Azure Functions
- Add a bot to your chat app
- Add file sharing with UI Library in Azure Communication Service Chat
- Add file sharing with UI Library in Teams Interoperability Chat
- Add inline image support with UI Library in Teams Interoperability Chat
- Integrate with data loss prevention policies
- Connect to Teams
- Mobile integrations
- Analytics
- Phone calling
- Add emergency calling to your app
- Validate a domain for direct routing
- Phone numbers
- Call Automation
- Control and steer calls
- Control mid call media actions
- Customize voice prompts to users with play action
- Gather user input with recognize action
- Get Real-time Transcription of call audio
- How to secure webhook endpoint
- Handling Call Automation Events with EventProcessor
- How to pass call contextual data in Call Automation
- How to use Audio Streaming
- Call recording
- Analytics
- Job Router
- Samples
- Voice and Video
- Chat
- Call Automation
- Concepts
- Identity
- SMS
- Overview
- SMS Number Types
- SDK features
- Opt-Out API
- Pricing
- Messaging policy
- Phone numbers
- Events
- Analytics
- SMS FAQ
- Voice and Video Calling
- Overview
- Voice and video terminology
- Pricing
- Migrate to Azure Communication Services
- Web UI library
- Call Automation
- Teams interoperability
- Overview
- Communication as external user
- Communication as Teams user
- Virtual visits
- Closed captions
- Pricing
- Enable interoperability with Teams
- Advanced audio and video
- Quality and Diagnostics
- Networking and Data
- Logging via Azure Monitor
- Service events via Event Grid
- Real Time Text
- Closed captions
- UI Library
- User support and experience
- Known Issues
- Chat
- Phone calling
- Telephony
- Overview
- Trial phone numbers
- Pricing
- Phone number types
- Number Lookup Concept
- Number Lookup SDK
- Country/region availability
- Emergency calling
- Direct routing infrastructure requirements
- Connect to existing telephony
- Try Phone Calling
- Certified Session Border Controllers
- Inbound telephony calling capabilities
- Calling with toll-free numbers
- Known limitations
- Troubleshooting
- Call Automation
- Call recording
- Events
- Analytics
- Telephony
- Job Router
- Advanced Messaging
- Message Analysis
- Azure Advisor
- Resources
- Release notes
- Learn modules
- Troubleshooting Guides
- Troubleshooting in Azure Communication Services
- Troubleshooting response codes
- Voice and Video
- General troubleshooting strategies
- Calling JavaScript
- Call setup issues
- Device and permission issues
- Audio issues
- Overview
- The user cannot hear sound during the call
- The user experiences poor audio quality
- The user experiences delays during the call
- The user experiences echo during the call
- The volume of the incoming audio is low
- Video issues
- Overview
- The user cannot see video from the remote participant
- The user experiences poor video quality
- References
- How to collect call info
- How to collect client logs
- How to collect diagnostic audio recordings from the browser
- How to collect verbose log from browsers
- How to collect Windows audio event log
- User Facing Diagnostics
- Network
- Audio
- Video
- Screensharing
- References
- Reference documentation overview
- Azure CLI
- REST API documentation
- Azure Resource Manager
- Advanced Messaging
- Calling
- Call Automation
- Chat
- Identity
- Job Router
- Phone Numbers
- Rooms
- SMS
- UI Library
- Common
- Country/region phone number management
- Phone number management for Argentina
- Phone number management for Australia
- Phone number management for Austria
- Phone number management for Belgium
- Phone number management for Brazil
- Phone number management for Canada
- Phone number management for Chile
- Phone number management for China
- Phone number management for Colombia
- Phone number management for Czech Republic
- Phone number management for Denmark
- Phone number management for Estonia
- Phone number management for Finland
- Phone number management for France
- Phone number management for Germany
- Phone number management for Hong Kong SAR
- Phone number management for Indonesia
- Phone number management for Ireland
- Phone number management for Israel
- Phone number management for Italy
- Phone number management for Japan
- Phone number management for Latvia
- Phone number management for Lithuania
- Phone number management for Luxembourg
- Phone number management for Malaysia
- Phone number management for Mexico
- Phone number management for Netherlands
- Phone number management for New Zealand
- Phone number management for Norway
- Phone number management for Philippines
- Phone number management for Poland
- Phone number management for Portugal
- Phone number management for Saudi Arabia
- Phone number management for Singapore
- Phone number management for Slovakia
- Phone number management for Slovenia
- Phone number management for South Africa
- Phone number management for South Korea
- Phone number management for Spain
- Phone number management for Sweden
- Phone number management for Switzerland
- Phone number management for Taiwan
- Phone number management for Thailand
- Phone number management for United Arab Emirates
- Phone number management for United Kingdom
- Phone number management for United States
Azure Communications Gateway documentation
Learn about Azure Communications Gateway for telecommunications operators. Azure Communications Gateway allows you to provide your customers with Operator Connect, Teams Phone Mobile, Microsoft Teams Direct Routing and Zoom Phone Cloud Peering service. Providing Operator Connect, Teams Phone Mobile or Zoom Phone Cloud Peering service also requires separate acceptance into the relevant program.
- Azure Communications Gateway documentation
- Overview
- Planning
- Deployment
- Integration with Operator Connect and Teams Phone Mobile
- Integration with Microsoft Teams Direct Routing
- Integration with Zoom Phone Cloud Peering
- Maintenance
- Reference
Azure confidential computing
Azure confidential computing offers solutions to isolate your sensitive data while it's being processed. Learn how to deploy any application on confidential computing infrastructure by reading concepts, completing tutorials, and working with code samples.
- Azure confidential computing
- What is confidential computing?
- Why might I need it?
- How do I get it?
- Confidential virtual machines
- About Azure confidential VMs
- Azure confidential VM options
- FAQ for confidential VMs
- Guest attestation for confidential VMs
- About Azure confidential GPUs
- Microsoft Defender for Cloud integration
- Virtual TPMs in Azure confidential VMs
- Key rotation for Azure confidential VMs
- Use sample app with guest attestation
- Leverage virtual TPMs in Azure confidential VMs
- Create a custom image for a confidential VM
- Quickly create confidential VMs
- Image hardening techniques for deployment
- Secure Key Release SKR with Azure Key Vault
- Virtual machines with app enclaves
- Container compute
- Container solutions overview
- Application enclave nodes on AKS
- Confidential containers
- Confidential node pools on AKS
- References
- Confidential services
- Partner Solutions
- Confidential virtual machines
- Resources
Azure Container Apps documentation
Azure Container Apps allows you to run containerized applications without worrying about orchestration or infrastructure.
- Azure Container Apps documentation
- Get started
- About Azure Container Apps
- Introduction to containers
- Use serverless containers
- Quickstarts
- Deploy from an existing container image
- Deploy from code
- Deploy from artifact preview
- Run a job
- Key concepts
- Develop & deploy
- Deployment options
- Deploy an app with containerapp up
- Create and deploy a container app using the CLI
- Connect to apps & services
- Connect to services
- Connect multiple apps
- Connect to a cloud service using Service Connector
- Build a multiple app scenario
- Continuous deployment
- Revision management
- Environment Variables
- Use health probes
- Storage mounts
- Use dynamic sessions
- Code interpreter sessions
- Event-driven processing
- Troubleshooting
- Reliability in Azure Container Apps
- Observability
- Scaling & performance
- Domains & certificates
- Authentication
- Overview
- Enable authentication
- Security
- Resiliency preview
- Reliability
- Dedicated compute
- Workload profiles
- Manage workload profiles
- GPUs
- Microservices
- Developing with Dapr
- Overview
- Get started
- Components
- Configure
- Tutorials
- Developing with Dapr
- Networking, ingress, and network security
- Architecture overview
- Use a custom virtual network
- Ingress
- Security
- Languages and runtimes
- .NET
- Java
- Overview
- Turn on Java features
- Launch your first Java app
- Launch your first Java microservice apps with managed Java components
- Get started using IntelliJ
- Automatic memory fitting preview
- Build environment variables preview
- Metrics
- Connect to Eureka Server for Spring
- Connect to Admin for Spring
- Connect to Config Server for Spring
- Connect to Gateway for Spring
- Set dynamic logger level
- Tutorials
- Billing & quotas
- Product updates
- API docs & reference
- Azure Arc
- Compliance
- Samples & FAQs
Cost Management + Billing documentation
Microsoft Cost Management helps you analyze, monitor, and optimize your Microsoft Cloud costs; understand and pay your bill; and manage your billing account and subscriptions.
- Billing and subscriptions documentation
- Overview
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- What is a cloud subscription
- Individual subscription usage terms
- Individual subscription invoice terms
- Microsoft Customer Agreement usage terms
- Microsoft Customer Agreement invoice terms
- Microsoft Customer Agreement price sheet terms
- Microsoft Partner Agreement invoice terms
- Changes to your updated pay-as-you-go billing account
- Billing accounts for Microsoft Customer Agreement
- Billing accounts for Microsoft Partner Agreement
- Get started with EA billing in the Azure portal
- Direct EA billing invoice documents
- Enterprise agreement price sheet terms
- Request Withholding Tax credit - India
- Plan to manage Azure costs
- Region optimization
- How-to guides
- Configure billing
- Administer accounts
- Account administrator tasks
- Edit billing contact information
- Update tax details
- Grant access to billing
- Microsoft Customer Agreements roles in Azure
- Copy MCA billing roles across tenants
- Manage billing across tenants
- Link partner ID
- Link partner ID to Power Apps accounts
- View billing accounts
- Elevate access
- Organize costs with invoice sections
- Set up Microsoft Customer Agreement billing account
- Pay using strong customer authentication
- Find tenant ID and primary domain name
- Understand spending limit
- Track credits for Microsoft Customer Agreement
- Manage a Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment
- Track your Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment
- Markup - China
- Administer subscriptions
- Prepare for classic administrator roles retirement
- Assign access to cost management data
- Subscription states
- Avoid unused subscriptions
- Protect tenants and subscriptions from abuse
- Reactivate subscription
- Reactivate Azure Student subscription
- Set up and configure AWS integration
- Create an MCA subscription
- Create an MCA subscription request
- Create an EA subscription
- Create a subscription for a partner's customer
- Grant access to create EA subscriptions
- Change administrator
- Switch subscription offer
- Cancel and delete subscription
- Manage subscription policies
- Filter and view subscriptions
- Transfer billing products
- Administer accounts
- Perform key billing administration tasks
- Enable Azure Marketplace purchases
- Create subscriptions programmatically
- Manage Enterprise Agreement subscriptions
- Download cost and billing information
- Free account
- Manage payment methods
- Troubleshoot billing
- Troubleshoot subscriptions
- Configure billing
- Reference
- Resources
- Samples
Azure Data Factory documentation
Azure Data Factory is Azure's cloud ETL service for scale-out serverless data integration and data transformation. It offers a code-free UI for intuitive authoring and single-pane-of-glass monitoring and management. You can also lift and shift existing SSIS packages to Azure and run them with full compatibility in ADF. SSIS Integration Runtime offers a fully managed service, so you don't have to worry about infrastructure management.
- Data Factory Documentation
- Switch to Data Factory in Microsoft Fabric documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- List of tutorials
- Copy and ingest data
- Copy data to and from a Fabric Lakehouse
- From Azure Blob Storage to Azure SQL Database
- From a SQL Server database to Azure Blob Storage
- From Amazon Web Services S3 to Azure Data Lake Storage
- From Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1 to Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2
- From Azure SQL Database to Azure Synapse Analytics
- From SAP BW to Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2
- From Microsoft 365 to Azure Blob storage
- Multiple tables in bulk
- Incrementally load data
- From one Azure SQL Database table
- From multiple SQL Server database tables
- Using change tracking information in SQL Server
- Using CDC in Azure SQL MI
- New files by last modified data
- New files by time partitioned file name
- Build a copy pipeline using managed VNet and private endpoints
- Transform data
- Transform data with mapping data flows
- Prepare data with wrangling
- Using external services
- HDInsight Spark
- Databricks Notebook
- Hive transformation in virtual network
- Build mapping dataflow pipeline using managed VNet and private endpoints
- Control Flow
- Run SSIS packages in Azure
- Lineage
- End-to-end labs
- Managed virtual network
- Self-hosted integration runtime
- Samples
- Concepts
- Pipelines and activities
- Pipeline parameters and variables
- Annotations and user properties
- Nested activities
- Linked services
- Datasets
- Pipeline execution and triggers
- Integration runtime
- Data flows
- Transform data with mapping data flows
- Prepare data with Power Query data wrangling
- Change data capture
- Roles and permissions
- Naming rules
- Data redundancy
- How-to guides
- Create a data factory in UI
- Create Data Factory Programmatically
- Author
- Visually author data factories
- Iterative development and debugging
- Deactivate and reactivate
- Management hub
- Source control
- Author a change data capture resource
- Author a change data capture resource with schema evolution
- Connect to Azure DevOps in another tenant
- Manage your environment with DataOps
- Continuous integration and delivery
- Automated publishing for CI/CD
- Deploy linked ARM templates with VSTS
- Connectors
- Connector overview
- Amazon Marketplace Web Service Deprecated
- Amazon RDS for Oracle
- Amazon RDS for SQL Server
- Amazon Redshift
- Amazon S3
- Amazon S3 Compatible Storage
- AppFigures
- Asana
- Avro format
- Azure Blob Storage
- Azure AI Search
- Azure Cosmos DB analytical store
- Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
- Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB
- Azure Data Explorer
- Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1
- Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2
- Azure Database for MariaDB
- Azure Database for MySQL
- Azure Database for PostgreSQL
- Azure Databricks Delta Lake
- Azure File Storage
- Azure SQL Database
- Azure SQL Managed Instance
- Azure Synapse Analytics
- Azure Table Storage
- Binary format
- Cassandra
- Common Data Model format
- Concur
- Couchbase
- data.world
- DB2
- Dataverse
- Delimited text format
- Delta format
- Drill
- Dynamics 365
- Dynamics AX
- Dynamics CRM
- Excel format
- File System
- FTP
- GitHub
- Google Ads
- Google BigQuery
- Google Cloud Storage
- Google Sheets
- Greenplum
- HBase
- HDFS
- Hive
- HTTP
- HubSpot
- Iceberg format
- Impala
- Informix
- Jira
- JSON format
- Magento
- MariaDB
- Marketo
- Microsoft 365
- Microsoft Access
- Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse
- Microsoft Fabric Warehouse
- MongoDB
- MongoDB Atlas
- MySQL
- Netezza
- OData
- ODBC
- Oracle
- Oracle Cloud Storage
- Oracle Eloqua
- Oracle Responsys
- Oracle Service Cloud
- ORC format
- Parquet format
- PayPal
- Phoenix
- PostgreSQL
- Presto
- Quickbase
- QuickBooks Online
- REST
- Salesforce
- Salesforce Service Cloud
- Salesforce Marketing Cloud
- SAP Business Warehouse Open Hub
- SAP Business Warehouse MDX
- SAP CDC
- SAP Cloud for Customer
- SAP ECC
- SAP HANA
- SAP Table
- ServiceNow
- SFTP
- SharePoint Online List
- Shopify
- Smartsheet
- Snowflake
- Spark
- SQL Server
- Square
- Sybase
- TeamDesk
- Teradata
- Twilio
- Vertica
- Web Table
- Xero
- XML format
- Zendesk
- Zoho
- Move data
- Copy data using copy activity
- Monitor copy activity
- Delete files using Delete activity
- Copy data tool
- Metadata driven copy data
- Format and compression support
- Copy activity performance
- Preserve metadata and ACLs
- Schema and type mapping
- Fault tolerance
- Data consistency verification
- Copy activity log
- Format and compression support legacy
- Transform data
- Execute Data Flow activity
- Execute Power Query activity
- Azure Function activity
- Custom activity
- Databricks Jar activity
- Databricks Notebook activity
- Databricks Python activity
- Data Explorer Command activity
- Data Lake U-SQL activity
- HDInsight Hive activity
- HDInsight MapReduce activity
- HDInsight Pig activity
- HDInsight Spark activity
- HDInsight Streaming activity
- Machine Learning Execute Pipeline activity
- Machine Learning Studio classic Batch Execution activity
- Machine Learning Studio classic Update Resource activity
- Mapping data flows
- Stored Procedure activity
- Script activity
- Compute linked services
- Synapse Notebook activity
- Synapse Spark job definition activity
- Control flow
- Append Variable activity
- Execute Pipeline activity
- Fail activity
- Filter activity
- For Each activity
- Get Metadata activity
- If Condition activity
- Lookup activity
- Set Variable activity
- Set Pipeline Return Value
- Switch activity
- Until activity
- Validation activity
- Wait activity
- Web activity
- Webhook activity
- Data flow transformations
- Parameterize
- Security
- Data movement security considerations
- Data access strategies
- Azure integration runtime IP addresses
- Store credentials in Azure Key Vault
- Use Azure Key Vault secrets in pipeline activities
- Encrypt credentials for self-hosted integration runtime
- Configure outbound allow lists Preview
- Credentials in Data Factory
- Managed identity for Data Factory
- Encrypt data factory with customer managed key
- Managed virtual network
- Azure private link for Data Factory
- Azure security baseline
- Settings
- Monitor and manage
- Monitor visually
- Monitor with Azure Monitor
- Monitor with SDKs
- Pipeline failure and error handling
- Monitor pipelines with email notifications
- Monitor pipelines with Microsoft Teams notifications
- Monitor integration runtime
- Monitor managed virtual network integration runtime
- Monitor Azure-SSIS integration runtime
- Run Data Pipelines with Service Level Agreements
- Reconfigure Azure-SSIS integration runtime
- Copy or clone a data factory
- Create integration runtime
- Azure integration runtime
- Self-hosted integration runtime
- Create and configure a self-hosted integration runtime
- Self-hosted integration runtime auto-update and expire notification
- Shared self-hosted integration runtime
- Automation scripts of self-hosted integration runtime
- Run self-Hosted Integration Runtime in Windows container
- Diagnostic tool for self-hosted integration runtime
- Monitor self-hosted integration runtime in Azure
- Configure self-hosted integration runtime for log analytics collection
- Azure-SSIS integration runtime
- Run SSIS packages in Azure
- Run SSIS packages in Azure from SSDT
- Run SSIS packages with Azure SQL Managed Instance Agent
- Run SSIS packages with Azure-enabled dtexec
- Run SSIS packages with Execute SSIS Package activity
- Run SSIS packages with Stored Procedure activity
- Schedule Azure-SSIS integration runtime
- Join Azure-SSIS IR to a virtual network
- Configure Self-Hosted IR as a proxy for Azure-SSIS IR
- Enable Microsoft Entra authentication for Azure-SSIS IR
- Connect to data with Windows Authentication
- Save files and connect to file shares
- Provision Enterprise Edition for Azure-SSIS IR
- Built-in and preinstalled components on Azure-SSIS IR
- Customize setup for Azure-SSIS IR
- Install licensed components for Azure-SSIS IR
- Configure high performance for Azure-SSIS IR
- Configure disaster recovery for Azure-SSIS IR
- Clean up SSISDB logs automatically
- Use Azure SQL Managed Instance with Azure-SSIS IR
- Migrate SSIS jobs with SSMS
- Manage packages with Azure-SSIS IR package store
- Create triggers
- Data Catalog and Governance
- Scenarios
- Send email from a pipeline
- Send Microsoft Teams notifications from a pipeline
- Data migration for data lake & EDW
- Azure Machine Learning
- Transformation using mapping data flow
- SSIS migration from on-premises
- Templates
- Overview of templates
- Copy files from multiple containers
- Copy new files by LastModifiedDate
- Bulk copy from database
- Bulk copy from files to database
- Delta copy from database
- Replicate data from SAP CDC
- Detect and mask PII data
- Extract data from PDF source
- Migrate data from Amazon S3 to Azure Storage
- Move files
- Transformation with Azure Databricks
- Call Synapse pipeline with a notebook activity
- Understanding pricing
- Data flow reserved capacity overview
- Data flow understand reservation charges
- Better understand different integration runtime charges
- Plan and manage costs
- FinOps in Azure Data Factory
- Pricing examples
- Pricing overview
- Copy data from AWS S3 to Azure Blob storage
- Copy data and transform with Azure Databricks
- Copy/transform data with dynamic parameters
- Run SSIS packages on Azure-SSIS integration runtime
- Using mapping data flow debug for a workday
- Transform blob data with mapping data flows
- Data integration with Managed VNET
- Get delta data from SAP ECC via SAP CDC in mapping data flows
- Troubleshooting guides
- Azure Data Factory Studio
- Activities
- Change data capture
- Connectors
- Overview and general copy activity errors
- Azure Blob Storage
- Azure Cosmos DB including Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
- Azure Data Explorer
- Azure Data Lake Gen1 and Gen2
- Azure database for PostgreSQL
- Azure files
- Azure Synapse Analytics, Azure SQL Database, SQL Server, Azure SQL Managed Instance, and Amazon RDS for SQL Server
- Azure Table Storage
- DB2
- Delimited text format
- Dynamics 365, Dataverse Common Data Service, and Dynamics CRM
- File system
- FTP, SFTP, and HTTP
- Google Ads
- Hive
- MongoDB
- Oracle
- ORC format
- Parquet format
- REST
- Salesforce and Salesforce Service Cloud
- SAP Table, SAP Business Warehouse Open Hub, and SAP ODP
- SharePoint Online list
- Snowflake
- XML format
- Pipeline Triggers
- Data Flows
- Continuous Integration and Deployment
- Security and access control
- Self-hosted Integration Runtimes
- Azure-SSIS Integration Runtime
- Package Execution in Azure-SSIS IR
- Diagnose connectivity in Azure-SSIS IR
- Azure Data Factory known issues
- SAP knowledge center
- Workflow Orchestration Manager
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Get Started
- How-to
- Create Airflow Environment
- Import Dags using Azure Blob Storage
- Delete Dags
- How to change the Airflow password
- Install a Private Package
- Enable Azure Key Vault for Airflow
- Kubernetes secret to access private container registry
- Rest APIs for the Airflow integrated runtime
- Retrieve the IP address of an Airflow cluster
- Sync a GitHub repository
- Diagnostic logs and metrics
- CI/CD Patterns
- Airflow Configurations
- Pricing
- Reference
- Resources
Microsoft Azure Data Manager for Agriculture Preview.
Microsoft Azure Data Manager for Agriculture enables the industry to accelerate agriculture and sustainability digital solutions. By bringing together and transforming data, Azure Data Manager empowers organizations to drive innovation through insight, reduce environmental impact, optimize operations across the agri-food value chain, and cultivate trust rooted in transparency.
- Microsoft Azure Data Manager for Agriculture Preview documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- References
- Resources
Azure Data Share documentation
Azure Data Share is a safe and secure service for sharing data with third-party organizations.
- Azure Data Share documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Samples
- How-to guides
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Data Box Gateway documentation - Online transfer
Use Azure Data Box Gateway devices for over-the-network data transfers for cloud archival purposes, disaster recovery, or to process data at cloud scale.
- Azure Data Box Gateway Documentation
- Overview
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How to
- Resources
Azure Stack Edge documentation
Use Azure Stack Edge devices to deliver Azure capabilities such as compute, storage, networking, and hardware-accelerated machine learning to any edge location.
- Azure Stack Edge Documentation
- Azure Stack Edge Pro 2
- Overview
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- View safety
- Review requirements
- Understand limits
- Review specifications
- Clustering preview
- How to
- Mount your device
- Azure Stack Edge Pro - GPU
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Review requirements
- Understand limits
- Security overview
- Review specifications
- FAQ - Billing model
- Clustering preview
- Azure Stack Edge Pro R
- Overview
- Concepts
- Tutorials
- How to
- Configure VPN preview
- Azure Stack Edge Mini R
- Overview
- Concepts
- Tutorials
- How to
- Configure VPN preview
- Manage Wi-Fi
- Use Wi-Fi profiles
- Shared features - Pro 2, Pro GPU, Pro R, Mini R
- Local Azure Resource Manager
- Certificates
- Virtual machines
- What are VMs?
- View supported VMs
- Create a VM with custom VM size
- View supported API profiles
- What are GPU VMs?
- Create VM image
- Deploy
- Install extensions
- Manage
- Reset VM password
- Back up VM disks
- Monitor
- Troubleshoot
- Azure Kubernetes service
- Kubernetes
- What is Kubernetes?
- Kubernetes storage
- Kubernetes networking
- Kubernetes RBAC
- Kubernetes workloads
- Configure Kubernetes
- Deploy Kubernetes workloads
- Via kubectl
- Via IoT Edge
- Via Azure Arc
- How to
- IoT Edge
- Deploy IoT Edge samples Self-serve
- Troubleshoot IoT Edge issues
- Cloud storage gateway
- Shared device - Pro 2, Pro GPU, Pro R, Mini R
- Shared concepts
- Shared security
- Shared how-tos
- Check network readiness
- Create virtual switches and virtual networks via PowerShell
- Deploy via config file
- Manage Edge compute
- Manage Edge container registry
- Manage device
- Monitor
- Troubleshoot
- Shared release notes
- Shared reference
- Azure Stack Edge Pro - FPGA
- Overview
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Review requirements
- Understand limits
- Security overview
- Review specifications
- How to
- Release notes
- Resources
Azure Data Box documentation - Offline transfer
Use the Azure Data Box devices for offline data transfer when you are limited by time, network, or cost. Depending on your data size, choose from Data Box Disk, Data Box, or Data Box Heavy.
- Azure Data Box Documentation - Offline Transfer
- Data Box
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Set up - Azure portal
- Tutorials
- Import data to Azure
- Export data from Azure
- 1 - Order
- 2 - Set up
- 3 - Connect & copy
- 4 - Return
- Concepts
- Read safety guidelines
- Read safety guidelines - Next Gen
- Review tracking and logging
- View audit logs
- Review requirements
- Understand limits
- Security
- Transfer ACLs and metadata
- FAQ
- How to
- Data Box Disk
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How to
- Data Box Heavy
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- 1 - Order
- 2 - Set up
- 3 - Connect & copy
- 4 - Return, upload, verify
- Concepts
- How to
- Reference
- Resources
- Data Box
Azure DDoS Protection documentation
Learn how the Azure DDoS Protection, when combined with application design best practices, provides defense against DDoS attacks.
- Azure DDoS Protection documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- DDoS Network Protection
- DDoS IP Protection
- Tutorials
- View and configure DDoS telemetry
- Configure Monitoring and Logging
- Test with simulation partners
- View Monitoring and Logging
- Deploy Route Server with DDoS Protection
- Deploy Firewall with DDoS Protection
- Deploy Application Gateway with DDoS Protection
- Deploy Load Balancer with DDoS Protection
- Concepts
- Azure DDoS Protection features
- Price comparison
- Reference architectures
- Monitoring Azure DDoS Protection
- Reliability
- Fundamental best practices
- Components of a DDoS response strategy
- Security baseline
- Types of attacks
- Inline L7 DDoS protection with Gateway Load Balancer and partner NVAs
- Onboard partners
- Manage permissions and restrictions
- DDoS Protection on Front Door
- How-to guides
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Deployment Environments documentation
Learn how to configure self-serve environments that developers can use to deploy their code with Azure Deployment Environments. Tutorials, quickstarts, how-to guides, and more.
- Azure Deployment Environments documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Concepts
- Configure resources
- Create and manage environments
- Configure the ADE extensibility model
- Use Azure Developer CLI with ADE
- Manage costs
- Security
- Automate with CI/CD
- Reference
- Resources
Microsoft Dev Box documentation
Microsoft Dev Box gives you self-service access to high-performance, preconfigured, and ready-to-code cloud-based workstations.
- Microsoft Dev Box documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Concepts
- Plan
- Configure resources
- Prepare images
- Customize dev boxes
- Create & connect to dev boxes
- Security
- Manage costs
- Connect devices to dev boxes
- Troubleshooting
- Reference
- Install Azure CLI devcenter extension
- [Azure CLI - az devcenter](https://learn.microsoft.com/cli/azure/service-page/microsoft dev box and azure deployment environments)
- Authenticate to REST APIs
- REST API
- Monitoring Microsoft DevCenter data reference
- Resources
Azure DevTest Labs documentation
Quickly set up a development, test, hackathon, or a classroom lab for your team or students in the cloud with Azure DevTest Labs.
- Azure DevTest Labs documentation
- Overview
- Quickstart
- Tutorials
- Samples
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Configure a lab
- Create a network isolated lab
- Create and manage labs by using ARM templates
- Specify resource group for lab virtual machines
- Add support info to a lab
- Configure lab identity
- Configure a lab to use a remote desktop gateway
- Post announcement in a lab
- Connect via browser on VMs with Bastion
- Configure cost management
- Set lab policies and schedules
- Configure auto-shutdown of lab VMs
- Set auto startup for lab VMs
- Manage lab storage account
- Scale your lab
- Manage virtual machine bases
- Configure tags
- Configure access control
- Manage virtual networks
- Delete a lab or VM in a lab
- Export or delete personal data
- Use VMs in a lab
- Use environments in a lab
- Create environments from ARM templates
- Use Platform-as-a-Service PaaS services
- Create a Service Fabric cluster environment
- Connect an environment to your lab's virtual network
- Configure test environments with nested templates
- Use Azure managed identities to deploy environments
- Security alerts for environments
- Manage reusable templates
- Custom images vs. formulas
- Manage custom images
- Manage formulas
- Create an image factory
- Manage artifacts
- Encrypt OS disks using customer-managed keys
- Integrate with CI/CD
- Extend DevTest Labs
- Report usage of labs
- DevTest Labs in the enterprise
- Publish an app for testing
- Troubleshoot
- Monitor
- Move to new region
- Configure a lab
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Digital Twins Documentation
Learn how to use Azure Digital Twins by creating a digital twin architecture that acts as a representation of your assets, environments and business systems, to build next generation IoT solutions that model the real world.
- Azure Digital Twins documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- DTDL models
- Industry ontologies
- Digital twins and the twin graph
- Query language
- Query Units
- Data history with Azure Data Explorer
- Querying with the Azure Data Explorer plugin
- Developer interfaces
- Data ingress and egress
- Event notifications
- Endpoints and event routes
- 3D Scenes Studio
- Security for Azure Digital Twins solutions
- High availability and disaster recovery
- How-to guides
- Deploy
- Set up an instance and authentication
- Enable private access with Private Link
- Move instance to a different region
- Design models
- Use live execution environment
- Develop client apps
- Connect input
- Connect output
- Monitor and troubleshoot
- Deploy
- Reference
- REST API reference
- SDKs
- Control plane
- Data plane
- Digital Twins CLI
- DTDL v3 Language Description
- DTDL v2 Language Description
- Query language reference
- Azure Digital Twins Power Platform and Logic Apps connector
- Resources
- Digital Twins service limits
- Pricing and availability
- Customer data requests
- APIs and SDKs
- Control plane
- Data plane
- Migrate from preview control plane APIs
- Digital Twins CLI package
- Terraform modules
- Tools and sample projects
- Ontologies
- DTDL
- Learning paths
- [Customer stories](https://customers.microsoft.com/en-us/search?sq="Azure Digital Twins"&ff=&p=0&so=story_publish_date desc)
- Azure tools
- Support and help options
- IoT Glossary
Azure DNS documentation
Learn how to use Azure DNS. Quickstarts, tutorials, samples, and more, show you how to set up and manage DNS zones and records for domain names.
- DNS documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Public DNS
- Private DNS
- Private resolver
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Security
- Public DNS
- Private DNS
- Private Resolver
- How-to guides
- DNS security policy
- Public DNS
- Alias records for load balanced web apps
- Manage DNSSEC
- Manage DNS zones
- Manage DNS records
- Manage reverse DNS
- Import and export a DNS zone file
- Delegate a subdomain
- Integrate with other Azure services
- Protect DNS zones and records
- Automate DNS operations with the .NET SDK
- Custom domains for Azure resources
- Private DNS
- Private Resolver
- Troubleshoot
- Reference
- Public DNS
- Private DNS
- Private resolver
- Resources
Azure Education Hub documentation
Use the Education Hub to provide students with all the software, learning materials, and Azure services that they need to become cloud proficient.
- Azure Education Hub documentation
- Overview
- Azure for Students
- Azure for Students Starter
- Azure Classroom
- Azure Dev Tools for Teaching
- Quickstarts
- Azure Classroom
- Azure Dev Tools for Teaching
- How-to guides
- Azure Classroom
- Azure Dev Tools for Teaching
- Azure for Students
- Troubleshooting
Microsoft Azure Data Manager for Energy documentation
Microsoft Azure Data Manager for Energy is an open, secure, reliable, and fully managed cloud-based data platform solution for the energy industry. It is an enterprise grade data platform that brings together the capabilities of OSDU™ Data Platform, Microsoft's secure and trusted Azure cloud platform, and SLB's extensive domain expertise.
- Microsoft Azure Data Manager for Energy Documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Administration
- Monitoring
- Security
- Load datasets
- Convert SEG-Y to ZGY
- Convert SEG-Y to oVDS
- Generate auth token
- Upload large files using file service
- References
- REST API
- Resources
- Support and troubleshooting
Azure Event Grid documentation
Learn how to use Azure Event Grid to react to relevant events across both Azure and non-Azure services in near-real time fashion.
- Azure Event Grid Documentation
- Overview
- Event Grid namespaces
- MQTT broker
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Publish and subscribe on an MQTT topic
- Tutorials
- Route MQTT messages to Event Hubs
- Route MQTT messages to Azure Functions using custom topics
- Samples
- Concepts
- How-to
- Create and manage namespaces
- Customer enabled disaster recovery
- How to configure multiple sessions for an MQTT client
- Send events to Microsoft Fabric via Azure Event Hubs
- MQTT Request Response messaging
- Assign custom domain name to a namespace
- Authenticate with MQTT broker using OAuth 2.0 authentication
- Monitor
- Troubleshoot
- Secure
- Namespace topics
- Pull delivery overview
- Push delivery overview
- Quickstarts
- Publish events using namespace topics Java
- Pull delivery
- Receive events from namespace topics Java
- Publish and subscribe to events using namespace topics
- Send and pull messages
- Push delivery
- Deliver events to Azure Event Hubs using namespace topics
- Deliver events to Webhooks using namespace topics
- Concepts
- How-to
- MQTT broker
- Event Grid basic
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Publish and subscribe using custom topics
- Custom events to Event Grid Viewer app
- Custom events to an Azure function
- Custom events to an Azure Queue storage
- Custom events to an Azure event hub
- Subscribe to Storage events
- Subscribe to Container Registry events
- Subscribe to Azure Communication Services events
- Subscribe to Azure Cache for Redis events
- Publish and subscribe using custom topics
- Tutorials
- Samples
- Azure CLI
- Azure PowerShell
- Create custom topic
- Subscribe to Azure subscription
- Subscribe to Blob storage
- Subscribe to custom topic
- Subscribe to resource group
- Subscribe and filter events for resource group
- Secure WebHook delivery with Microsoft Entra App in Azure Event Grid
- Secure WebHook delivery with Microsoft Entra user in Azure Event Grid
- Resource Manager templates
- Code samples
- Concepts
- Terminology
- Event Grid on Kubernetes documentation
- Custom topics
- System topics
- Overview of system topics
- Event sources publishers
- Azure API Center
- Azure API Management
- Azure App Configuration
- Azure App Service
- Azure Blob Storage
- Azure Cache for Redis
- Azure Communication Services
- Azure Container Registry
- Azure Data Box
- Azure Data Manager for Agriculture
- Azure Event Grid
- Azure Event Hubs
- Azure Health Data Services
- Azure IoT Hub
- Azure Key Vault
- Azure Kubernetes Service
- Azure Machine Learning
- Azure Maintenance Configuration
- Azure Maps
- Azure Media Services
- Azure Policy
- Azure resource groups
- Azure Resource Notifications
- Azure Service Bus
- Azure SignalR
- Azure Storage Actions
- Azure subscriptions
- Partner Events
- Partner Events overview customers
- Partner Events overview partners
- Event sources publishers
- Event Domains
- Event schema formats
- Event handlers
- Event delivery
- Availability zones and disaster recovery
- Security
- Use cases
- How-to
- Create, view, and manage system topics
- Use CloudEvents schema
- Create and manage custom topics
- Partner Events
- Get access keys for topics or domains
- Get schema supported by a topic
- Publish events custom topics using access keys
- Receive events at HTTP endpoint
- Set dead-letter location and retry policy
- Filter events
- Query event subscriptions
- Subscribe through portal
- Map custom fields to schema
- Manage topics with Event Domains
- Send events to webhooks hosted in private destinations
- Build your own client-side disaster recovery
- Azure Monitor alerts as destination
- Subscribe to Azure Resource Notifications - Health Resources events
- Subscribe to Azure Resource Notifications - Resource Management events
- Subscribe to Azure Resource Notifications - Container Service events
- Track asynchronous REST operations
- Relocate
- Secure
- Monitor
- Troubleshoot
- Reference
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Event Hubs documentation
Learn how to use Event Hubs to ingest millions of events per second from connected devices and applications.
- Event Hubs Documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Create an event hub or Kafka topic
- Send and receive events
- Event Hubs SDKs AMQP
- Apache Kafka
- Stream large messages
- Capture events
- Use Schema Registry
- Create a dedicated cluster
- Tutorials
- Analyze fraudulent call data with Stream Analytics
- Capture Event Hubs data in Parquet format
- Build real-time dashboards with Power BI
- Process Apache Kafka for Event Hubs events using Stream analytics
- Stream data into Azure Databricks using Event Hubs
- Use Event Hubs Data Explorer to run data operations on Azure Event Hubs
- Samples
- Concepts
- Event Hubs Capture
- Log compaction
- Application groups
- Local emulator
- Tiers
- Schema Registry
- Event processing
- Federation
- Reliability
- Security
- Authentication and authorization
- Authenticate and authorize access to Event Hubs resources
- Use Shared Access Signature SAS
- Use Microsoft Entra ID
- Network security
- Network security perimeter
- Security controls by Azure Policy
- Security baseline
- Enforce minimum required TLS version
- Authentication and authorization
- Availability and consistency
- Scalability
- AMQP
- How-to guides
- Develop
- Get Event Hubs connection string
- Connect to an event hub .NET
- Configure processing units for a premium namespace
- Add custom data to events
- Dynamically add partitions
- Migrate from Azure Service Manager classic APIs to Resource Manager APIs
- Exchange events between applications using different protocols
- Test locally with Event Hubs emulator
- Programming language samples
- Use Kafka on Azure Event Hubs
- Kafka developer guide for Event Hubs
- Kafka migration guide for Event Hubs
- Kafka troubleshooting guide for Event Hubs
- Transactions in Apache Kafka for Azure Event Hubs
- Kafka Streams for Azure Event Hubs
- Replicate data from a Kafka cluster to Event Hubs
- Kafka Connect with Event Hubs
- FAQ - Event Hubs for Kafka
- Use log compaction
- Use Schema Registry
- Client-side schema enforcement
- Using Avro schema
- Using JSON Schema
- Client-side schema enforcement
- Process data
- Build real-time dashboard with Power BI dataset
- Capture Event Hubs data in Delta Lake format
- Capture Event Hubs data in Parquet format
- Materialize data to Azure Cosmos DB
- Filter and ingest Synapse SQL data
- Filter and ingest to Data Lake Storage Gen2
- Enrich data and ingest to event hub
- Transform and ingest to SQL database
- Filter and ingest to Azure Data Explorer
- Process data using Azure Stream Analytics
- Integrate with Spring framework
- Manage
- Monitor
- Secure
- Allow access from specific IP addresses
- Allow access from specific virtual networks
- Allow access via private endpoints
- Encrypt data using customer-managed keys
- Configure minimum required TLS version
- Audit minimum required TLS version
- Configure TLS version for client
- Migrate to passwordless connections
- Troubleshoot
- Move
- Develop
- Reference
- Monitor data reference
- SDKs
- .NET
- Java
- Spring
- Python
- JavaScript
- Go
- Azure CLI
- REST
- Resource Manager template
- Apache Kafka configurations
- Azure Policy built-ins
- Resources
ExpressRoute documentation
Learn how to use ExpressRoute to set up a fast, private connection to Microsoft cloud services from your on-premises infrastructure or colocation facility.
- ExpressRoute documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Work remotely
- Before you start using ExpressRoute
- Locations and partners
- ExpressRoute FAQ
- Circuits and peering
- About ExpressRoute gateways
- About zone-redundant gateways for Availability Zones
- About Migrating to an AZ gateway
- About ExpressRoute FastPath
- About ExpressRoute Direct
- About ExpressRoute Global Reach
- About ExpressRoute Metro
- About ExpressRoute encryption
- About ExpressRoute limits
- Design architecture for ExpressRoute resiliency
- ExpressRoute Traffic Collector
- Connect Azure to public cloud
- Connectivity between virtual networks
- Planned maintenance guidance
- Cross-network connectivity
- BGP communities
- Security
- BFD over ExpressRoute
- QoS requirements
- Rate limit for service provider ports
- Routing Microsoft 365 traffic over ExpressRoute
- Routing Microsoft PSTN traffic over ExpressRoute
- High Availability - Design
- Disaster Recovery - Design
- How-to guides
- Configure ExpressRoute
- Create and modify peering configuration
- Configure a virtual network gateway for ExpressRoute
- Link a virtual network to an ExpressRoute circuit
- Configure route filters for Microsoft peering
- Configuring ExpressRoute Direct
- Configure ExpressRoute Direct
- Configure MACsec for ExpressRoute Direct ports
- Configure ExpressRoute Global Reach
- Add IPv6 support for private peering
- Monitoring
- Evaluate ExpressRoute circuit resiliency
- Configure customer-controlled gateway maintenance
- Managing peerings
- Enable and disable peerings
- Configure BGP community value for VNet
- Encrypt traffic over circuits
- Redundancy
- Configure ExpressRoute and site-to-site coexisting connections
- Create a zone-redundant VNet gateway in Azure Availability Zones
- Plan and manage costs
- Rate limit for ExpressRoute Direct circuit
- Migrate to a new circuit
- Migrate to an AZ gateway
- Moving from classic to Resource Manager
- Best Practices
- Troubleshoot
- Configure ExpressRoute
- Reference
- Resources
- Configure a router for ExpressRoute
- Backend Connectivity Interoperability
- Azure Roadmap
- Networking Blog
- Pricing
- Pricing calculator
- Service updates
- SLA
- Subscription and Service Limits
- ExpressRoute for Cloud Solution Providers CSP
- Videos
- Connect a virtual network gateway to a circuit
- Create a virtual network for ExpressRoute
- Create a virtual network gateway for ExpressRoute
- Create an ExpressRoute circuit
- Evolve your network infrastructure for connectivity
- How to set up private peering for your circuit
- Hybrid partnerships: Enabling on-premises scenarios
- Set up Microsoft peering for your circuit
- Classic and legacy articles
Azure Extended Zones documentation
Azure Extended Zones are small-footprint extensions of Azure to serve low latency or data residency workloads.
- Azure Extended Zones documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Reference
- Resources
Defender External Attack Surface Management
Microsoft Defender External Attack Surface Management (Defender EASM) continuously discovers and maps your digital attack surface to provide an external view of your online infrastructure. This visibility enables security and IT teams to identify unknowns, prioritize risk, eliminate threats, and extend vulnerability and exposure control beyond the firewall.
- Concepts
- How-to
- Quickstart
- Tutorials
- Integrations
Azure Firewall Manager documentation
Learn how to deploy Azure Firewall Manager, a globally distributed security management service.
- Azure Firewall Manager documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Firewall documentation
Learn how to deploy Azure Firewall, a cloud-based network security service.
- Azure Firewall documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Deploy with IP Groups - Bicep
- Deploy with IP Groups - Terraform
- Deploy with IP Groups - ARM template
- Deploy with multiple addresses - Bicep
- Deploy with multiple addresses - Terraform
- Deploy with multiple addresses - ARM template
- Deploy with Availability Zones - Bicep
- Deploy with Availability Zones - Terraform
- Deploy with Availability Zones - ARM template
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Versions
- Preview
- Tags
- Logs and metrics
- Policy
- Roles and permissions
- Azure Firewall web categories
- Infrastructure FQDNs
- Threat intelligence
- Rule processing logic
- IP Groups
- Forced tunneling
- Management NIC
- Certifications
- Central management
- Remote work support
- FQDN in network rules
- DNS Proxy details
- Security baseline
- FTP support
- Performance
- Long running TCP sessions
- Easy upgrade/downgrade
- Explicit Proxy
- Multi hub and spoke
- Azure Firewall with Microsoft Sentinel
- Best practices for performance
- Microsoft Copilot for Security
- How-to guides
- Deploy
- Deploy and configure - classic
- Deploy in hybrid network - classic
- Filter inbound traffic with DNAT - classic
- Deploy Firewall Basic
- Deploy using Azure PowerShell
- Deploy policy using Azure PowerShell
- Deploy in hybrid network - PowerShell
- Deploy using Azure CLI
- Deploy with multiple public IP
- Deploy with Availability Zones
- Deploy and configure Firewall Premium
- Deploy Enterprise CA Certificates for Premium
- Use Azure Policy
- Protect
- Migrate
- Relocate
- Monitor
- Scale Outbound SNAT Ports
- Add or modify rules using PowerShell
- Backup Azure Firewall
- Connect to Azure Storage via SFTP
- Integrate with load balancer
- Application rules with SQL FQDNs
- SNAT private ranges
- Create IP Groups
- DNS settings
- Deploy
- Reference
- Resources
Firmware analysis (preview)
Analyze your firmware images for security vulnerabilities
- Firmware analysis preview
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorial using Firmware analysis with the Azure portal
- Concepts
- How-to guides
Azure Front Door and CDN documentation
Azure Front Door is a modern cloud content delivery network (CDN) service that delivers high performance, scalability, and secure user experiences for your content and applications.
- Front Door and CDN documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Front Door
- Standard/Premium
- Classic
- CDN
- Front Door
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Front Door
- Standard/Premium
- Front Door manager
- Caching
- Traffic acceleration
- Routing
- Endpoints
- Origins
- Domains
- Rules Engine
- WebSocket
- Sensitive data protection
- Understand billing
- Price comparison between tiers
- Logs and metrics
- Best practices
- Scenarios
- Classic
- Migrate to Standard or Premium Tier
- Front Door classic retirement FAQ
- Caching
- Traffic acceleration
- Routing
- Backend pool
- Wildcard domain
- Health probes
- Rules Engine
- URL rewrite
- URL redirect
- Security
- Protocol
- FAQ
- Standard/Premium
- CDN
- About migration to Azure Front Door
- CDN and Front Door price comparison
- Migrate CDN provider
- Microsoft CDN classic retirement FAQ
- Akamai retirement FAQ
- Edgio retirement FAQ
- Security baseline
- DDoS protection
- How caching works
- HTTP/2 support
- Retrieve POP IP's
- Migrate from Standard Edgio to Premium Edgio
- China content delivery
- Front Door
- How-to guides
- Front Door
- Standard/Premium
- Configure
- Upgrade to Premium tier
- Configure a new endpoint
- Add origins to origin group
- Set up managed identity
- Domains
- Configure caching
- Rules Engine
- Purge cache
- Protect sensitive data
- Compression
- Blue/Green deployment with Front Door
- Enable Private Link to secure origins
- Connect to an internal load balancer
- Connect to Azure Storage Account
- Connect to Azure Storage static website
- Connect to Azure App Service
- Connect to Azure Application Gateway
- Connect to Azure API Management
- Monitor and reports
- Integrations
- Configure
- Classic
- Migrate to Standard or Premium tier
- Add a custom domain
- Configure HTTPS on a custom domain
- Add a root or apex domain
- Set up a Rules Engine
- Configure HTTP to HTTPS redirect
- Configure classic diagnostics
- Secure with Web Application Firewall
- Troubleshoot
- Standard/Premium
- CDN
- Microsoft classic
- Migrate to Azure Front Door
- Optimized content
- Manage
- Create an endpoint
- Manage by using Azure PowerShell
- Onboard a root or apex domain
- Set up managed identity
- Improve performance by compressing files
- Endpoint multi-origin
- Enforce HTTPS by using the Standard rules engine
- Control caching behavior
- Shared access signature storage support
- Cross-origin resource sharing
- Monitor resources
- Use Traffic Manager
- Analyze
- Develop
- Edgio
- Migrate to Azure Front Door
- Standard
- Optimize content
- Manage
- Create an endpoint
- Manage by using Azure PowerShell
- Onboard a root or apex domain
- Restrict access by country or region
- Improve performance by compressing files
- Endpoint multi-origin
- Control caching behavior
- Configure time to live TTL
- Shared access signature storage support
- Cross-origin resource sharing
- Monitor resources
- Use Traffic Manager
- Analyze
- Azure diagnostics logs
- Analytics tools for Azure CDN from Edgio
- Develop
- Premium
- Optimize content
- Manage
- Create an endpoint
- Manage by using Azure PowerShell
- Onboard a root or apex domain
- Restrict access by country or region
- Improve performance by compressing files
- Control caching behavior
- Configure time to live TTL
- Token authentication
- Shared access signature storage support
- Cross-origin resource sharing
- Monitor resources
- Use rules to override behavior
- Use Traffic Manager
- Analyze
- Develop
- Troubleshoot
- Microsoft classic
- Front Door
- Reference
- Front Door
- HTTP headers protocol support
- Azure Front Door POP locations
- Standard/Premium
- Classic
- CDN
- Azure CDN POP locations
- POP locations by region
- POP locations by abbreviation
- Standard rules engine
- Microsoft-specific HTTP headers
- Edgio
- Azure CLI
- Azure PowerShell
- .NET
- Java
- REST
- Azure CDN POP locations
- Front Door
- Resources
Azure FXT Edge Filer documentation
The Azure FXT Edge Filer hybrid storage cache is a hardware/software hybrid system that speeds up data access for file-based, read-intensive high-performance computing (HPC) workflows.
- Azure FXT Edge Filer documentation
- Overview
- Tutorials
- How-to guides
- Resources
Azure HDInsight on AKS documentation (Preview)
HDInsight on AKS, a new HDInsight version, provides enterprise-ready managed cluster service with emerging open-source analytics.
- Azure HDInsight on AKS documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Concepts
- Releases
- Get started
- Introduction to cluster storage
- Secure network traffic
- Export cluster ARM template
- Tutorials
- Manage
- Trino
- What is Trino?
- Create Trino cluster
- Connect and query
- Connectors
- Cluster management
- How-to guides
- Use Apache Superset with Trino cluster
- Read Delta Lake Tables Synapse or external locations
- Use query scan statistics
- Use Apache Airflow with Trino cluster
- Use AWS S3 and Glue with Trino cluster
- Apache Flink®
- What is Apache Flink® in Azure HDInsight on AKS?
- Create Apache Flink cluster
- Tutorials
- How-to guides
- General
- Flink Command Line Interface CLI
- Use Azure portal to access CLI
- Azure Cosmos DB Apache Cassandra
- Azure Databricks
- Azure Service Bus
- Azure Data Explorer
- Azure Event Hubs
- Azure IoT Hub
- Azure Pipelines
- Azure Data Factory Workflow Orchestration Manager
- Delta connectors
- Elastic and Kibana
- Apache Kafka on HDInsight
- Flink SQL
- Flink streaming
- ADLS Gen2 - Write with Flink DataStream API
- Apache NiFi with Flink DataStream API
- CDC - SQL Server and Flink DataStream API
- Hive metastore with Flink DataStream API
- HBase - Write with Flink DataStream API
- MongoDB as a source and Sink with Flink DataStream API
- Join stream from Kafka with Table on ADLS Gen2 with Flink DataStream API
- Microsoft Fabric with Flink DataStream API
- Use cases
- Troubleshoot
- General
- Apache Spark™
- Resources
Azure HDInsight documentation
Azure HDInsight is a managed Apache Hadoop service that lets you run Apache Spark, Apache Hive, Apache Kafka, Apache HBase, and more in the cloud.
- Azure HDInsight documentation
- HDInsight service
- Overview
- Tutorials
- Samples
- Concepts
- Versioning
- Enterprise Security Package
- High availability components
- Apache Ambari in Azure HDInsight
- Streaming at scale in HDInsight
- Apache Hadoop architecture in HDInsight
- HDInsight supported VM sizes
- Select the right VM size
- Cluster capacity planning
- Cluster management best practices
- Reliability and Business continuity
- Understand managed identities
- MSI Support to access Azure services
- Compare storage options
- How-to guides
- Create clusters
- Use cluster storage
- Extend clusters
- Secure
- Migrate
- Manage
- Manage clusters using the Apache Ambari web UI
- Disable auto logout from Ambari Web UI
- Optimize with Apache Ambari
- Find host names of cluster nodes
- Reboot cluster nodes
- Use Apache Ambari REST API
- Delete a cluster
- Manually scale a cluster
- Autoscale
- Use external metadata stores
- Custom Ambari DB
- Manage logs for a HDInsight cluster
- Add storage accounts
- Update storage account access key
- Upload data for Apache Hadoop jobs
- Multiple HDInsight clusters with Data Lake Storage
- Import and export data with Apache Sqoop
- Operationalize a data analytics pipeline
- Use Apache Oozie for workflows
- Cluster and service ports and URIs
- Upgrade HDInsight cluster to newer version
- OS patching for HDInsight cluster
- Use HDInsight tools
- Monitoring
- Monitor Azure HDInsight
- Use Azure Monitor Agent
- Use Azure Monitor logs
- Use queries with Azure Monitor logs
- Monitor cluster performance
- Cluster availability - Apache Ambari
- Cluster availability - Azure Monitor logs
- Monitoring data reference
- Troubleshoot
- Reference
- Resources
- Releases
- Frequently asked questions FAQ
- Information about using HDInsight on Linux
- Apache Hadoop memory and performance
- Access Apache Hadoop YARN application logs on Linux
- Enable heap dumps for Apache Hadoop services
- Get help on the Microsoft Q&A question page
- Preview features
- Pricing calculator
- Windows tools for HDInsight
- Apache Spark
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Use tools
- Develop
- Optimize queries with SparkCruise
- Use an interactive Apache Spark Shell
- Remote jobs with Apache Livy
- Debug Apache Spark jobs remotely with IntelliJ through VPN
- Apache Spark streaming
- Apache Spark and Machine Learning
- Analyze big data
- Manage
- Manage dependencies
- Manage cluster resources
- Manage Apache Spark applications using extended History Server
- Enable caching with IO Cache
- Use notebooks with Apache Spark
- Use with other Azure services
- Troubleshoot
- Can't create Jupyter Notebook
- OutOfMemoryError exception
- Apache Spark job fails - NoClassDefFoundError
- Apache Spark job fails - InvalidClassException
- Slow Apache Spark jobs - storage container
- IllegalArgumentException exception
- Apache Spark Streaming application stops
- RpcTimeoutException exception
- Blocking Cross Origin API
- Kryo serialization failed
- Apache Spark event log - RequestBodyTooLarge
- Debug Apache Spark jobs
- Debug WASB file operations
- Use IntelliJ to debug Apache Spark job
- Apache Spark troubleshooting
- Known issues
- Apache Hadoop
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- How-to guides
- Use tools
- Develop
- Use MapReduce with Apache Hadoop
- Use Apache Hive as an extract, transform, and load ETL tool
- Extract, transform, and load at scale
- Create non-interactive authentication .NET HDInsight applications
- Analyze big data
- Manage
- Troubleshoot
- Common issues
- Cluster creation failures
- Out of disk space
- Soft lockup - CPU
- InvalidNetworkConfigurationErrorCode - cluster creation fails
- InvalidNetworkSecurityGroupSecurityRules - cluster creation fails
- Unable to log into HDInsight cluster
- Unable to add nodes to HDInsight cluster
- Converting service principal certificate
- Local HDFS stuck in safe mode
- Apache Ambari heartbeat issues
- Apache Ambari UI 502 error
- Apache Ambari shows down hosts and services
- Apache Ambari stale alerts
- Apache Ambari directory alerts
- Troubleshoot a slow or failing HDInsight cluster
- Apache Hadoop HDFS troubleshooting
- Apache Hadoop YARN troubleshooting
- Invalid BCFile error from Yarn log
- Troubleshoot Data Lake Store files
- Port conflict when starting services
- Lost Key Vault access
- WASBS storage exception
- Manage disk space
- Apache Kafka
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Develop
- Manage
- Use Apache Kafka in a virtual network
- Replicate Apache Kafka data
- Use MirrorMaker2 to replicate Apache Kafka topics with Kafka
- Analyze Apache Kafka logs
- Secure Spark and Kafka streaming integration scenario
- SSL Encryption and Authentication for Non ESP Kafka cluster
- SSL Encryption and Authentication for ESP Kafka cluster
- Kafka MirrorMaker 2.0 guide
- Connect HDInsight Kafka cluster with client VM in different VNet
- Troubleshoot
- Apache HBase
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Develop
- Manage
- Troubleshoot
- Troubleshoot Apache HBase performance issues
- hbase hbck returns inconsistencies
- Storage exception after connection reset
- No data in Apache Phoenix views
- BindException - Address in use
- Apache HBase fails to start
- Issues with region servers
- Apache Phoenix connectivity issues
- Apache HBase REST not responding
- Pegged CPU on region server
- Timeouts with 'hbase hbck' command
- REST API to query Apache HBase
- Troubleshoot data retention issues
- Interactive Query
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Develop
- Process and analyze JSON documents
- Use C# user-defined functions
- Use Python with Apache Hive and Apache Pig
- HWC integration with Apache Spark and Apache Hive
- HWC and Apache Spark operations
- HWC integration with Apache Zeppelin
- HWC 1.0 Supported APIs
- HWC 2.0 Supported APIs
- Apache Hive with Hadoop
- Use the Apache Hive View
- Connect to Apache Beeline
- Use Apache Hive Beeline
- Use Grafana
- Use REST API
- Use Azure PowerShell
- Use SDK for .NET
- Use the HDInsight tools for Visual Studio
- Use a Java UDF with Apache Hive
- Query Hive with PowerShell and ODBC
- Enable Hive LLAP Workload Management feature
- Manage
- Troubleshoot
- Apache Hive settings fix Out of Memory error
- Apache Tez application hangs
- Apache Hive LLAP sizing guidelines
- Apache Hive LLAP query performance
- Slow reducer
- Apache Hive gateway timeout
- Apache Hive View time-out
- Permission error creating table
- GC overhead limit exceeded
- Apache Ambari Tez View loads slowly
- Error message not shown in Apache Hive View
- Inaccessible Apache Hive View
- ZooKeeperHiveClientException - HiveServer2 configs
- Apache HIVE troubleshooting
- Apache Hive logs taking up entire disk space on Head node
- Security options for Hive
- Apache Hive LLAP Workload Management
- Develop
- Reference
- Enterprise readiness
- Overview
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Security baseline
- Enterprise security general guidelines
- Plan for ESP clusters
- HDInsight virtual network architecture
- Restrict public connectivity
- Enable private link on a HDInsight cluster
- Enable private link on a HDInsight Kafka Rest Proxy cluster
- Transport layer security
- Plan VNETs for HDInsight
- Control network traffic
- Required IP Addresses for NSGs and UDRs
- Customer-managed key disk encryption
- LDAP sync in Ranger and Apache Ambari
- Double encryption in transit
- Use availability zones
- How-to guides
- Use ID Broker for credential management
- Create ESP clusters and sync with on-premises
- Create VNETs for HDInsight
- Connect HDInsight with on-premises network
- Configure ESP clusters using Microsoft Entra Domain Services
- Synchronize Microsoft Entra users to a HDInsight cluster
- Manage clusters with enterprise security
- Manage SSH access
- Securing data
- Use firewall to restrict outbound traffic
- Create service endpoint policies
- Configure network virtual appliance
- Service tags for Azure firewall
- Troubleshoot
- Azure Synapse integration
Azure Health Data Services documentation
Collect, transform, and analyze health data that meets privacy and compliance requirements.
- Azure Health Data Services documentation
- Overview
- Get started
- How-tos
- Get an access token
- Manage user access and permissions
- Register an application via Azure portal
- Register an application by using scripts
- Grant permissions via Azure portal
- Grant permissions by using scripts
- Access Azure Health Data Services
- Configure Private Link
- Configure events
- Enable logging
- Built-in policy definitions
- Release notes
- GitHub projects
- FAQ
Azure HPC documentation
Official Azure high-performance computing (HPC) documentation. Learn about Azure HPC's various workload orchestration services that integrate with compute, network, and storage resources.
- High-Performance Computing on-premises to cloud lift and shift
- Get started
- Migration guide
- Proof-of-concept migration guide
- Production-level environment migration guide
- Overview
- Deployment step 1 - Basic infrastructure
- Deployment step 2 - Base services
- Deployment step 3 - Storage
- Deployment step 4 - Compute nodes
- Deployment step 5 - End user entry point
Azure HPC Cache documentation
Use Azure HPC Cache to expedite file access for read-intensive high-performance computing (HPC) workloads
- Azure HPC Cache documentation
- Overview
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Prerequisites
- Create the cache
- Add storage
- Add storage targets
- Add namespace paths
- Move data to storage targets if needed
- Move data to blob storage
- Additional data ingest methods
- Edit storage targets
- View and manage storage targets
- Connect to the cache
- Manage the cache
- Metrics and monitoring
- Use optional settings
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Import/Export documentation
Use Azure Import/Export to securely import large amounts of data to Azure Blob storage and Azure Files by shipping disk drives to an Azure datacenter.
- Azure Import/Export documentation
- Overview
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How to
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Integration Environments documentation (Preview)
Centrally organize Azure resources for integration solutions by using Azure integration Environments.
- Azure Integration Environments documentation
- Overview
- How-to guides
- Reference
Internet Peering documentation
Learn about Internet peering with Microsoft global network.
- Internet peering documentation
- Overview
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Direct peering walkthrough
- Exchange peering walkthrough
- Internet peering for Peering Service partner walkthrough
- Internet peering for Peering Service voice partner walkthrough
- Internet peering for Peering Service Exchange with Route Server partner walkthrough
- Peering maintenance notification walkthrough
- Peering Service monitoring and telemetry walkthrough
- Direct peering type conversion request walkthrough
- Associate peer ASN to Azure subscription
- Enable Peering Service on a Direct peering
- Enable Peering Service Voice on a Direct peering
- Create or modify a Direct peering
- Convert a legacy Direct peering to Azure resource
- Create or modify an Exchange peering
- Convert a legacy Exchange peering to Azure resource
- Create or modify an Exchange peering with route server
- Reference
- Resources
Azure IoT Central documentation
Azure IoT Central is an IoT application platform (aPaaS) that simplifies the creation of IoT solutions. Azure IoT Central provides a ready-to-use UX and API surface built to connect, manage, and operate fleets of devices at scale. Learn how to use IoT Central with our quickstarts, tutorials, and REST API documentation.
- Azure IoT Central documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Connect devices
- Extend your application
- Create industry specific demo apps
- Retail
- Energy
- Government
- Healthcare
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Create an application
- Build and connect devices
- View and analyze device data
- Manage your devices
- Extend your application
- Use the REST API
- Secure and administer your application
- Troubleshooting
- Reference
- Resources
- [Blog](https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/internet-of-things/bg-p/IoTBlog/label-name/Azure IoT Central)
- Code samples
- Guided learning path
- Support and help options
- Video resources
- IoT Glossary
- Industrial connectivity partners
- Azure IoT services
- Azure IoT SDKs
- Customer data residency
- Customer data requests
- Supported browsers
Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service Documentation
The IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service (DPS) is a helper service for IoT Hub that enables zero-touch, just-in-time provisioning to the right IoT hub without requiring human intervention, allowing customers to provision millions of devices in a secure and scalable manner. Learn how to provision devices to your IoT hubs with our quickstarts, tutorials, and samples.
- Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Set up DPS
- Provision a simulated device
- Tutorials
- Provision sets of devices with enrollment groups
- Provision devices to multiple hubs
- Automate provisioning with GitHub Actions
- Concepts
- DPS terminology
- Symmetric key attestation
- X.509 certificate attestation
- TPM attestation
- Custom allocation policies
- Control access to DPS
- Roles and operations
- Virtual networks support
- Reprovisioning
- Best practices for large-scale IoT device deployments
- High availability and disaster recovery
- Understanding DPS IP addresses
- Protocols
- Security practices for device manufacturers
- How-to guides
- Develop
- Manage
- Monitor Device Provisioning Service
- Provision IoT Edge devices
- Troubleshooting and FAQ
- Reference
- Monitoring data reference
- Libraries and SDKs
- Azure CLI
- Azure PowerShell
- .NET SDKs
- Python SDKs
- Node.js SDKs
- Java SDKs
- C SDKs and libraries
- REST APIs
- Resource Manager template
- Resources
- Support and help options
- IoT Glossary
- Azure IoT services
- Azure IoT samples
- Terraform modules
- Azure IoT Developer Center
- Azure Roadmap
- Azure IoT Explorer tool
- iothub-diagnostics tool
- Pricing
- Pricing calculator
- Service updates
- Technical case studies
- Videos
Azure IoT Edge documentation
Azure IoT Edge extends IoT Hub. Analyze device data locally instead of in the cloud to send less data to the cloud, react to events quickly, and operate offline.
- Azure IoT Edge documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Develop modules
- Deploy Azure services as modules
- Create hierarchies of IoT Edge devices
- Configure EST server
- Configure, connect, and verify a GPU
- Monitor devices and modules
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Install and provision IoT Edge
- Create an IoT Edge device
- Configure device settings
- Configure proxy support
- Linux containers on Linux hosts
- Provision a single device
- Provision devices at scale
- Update IoT Edge
- Manage device certificates
- Run IoT Edge on Kubernetes
- Deploy IoT Edge VM using a Bicep file
- Deploy IoT Edge VM using an ARM template
- Develop custom modules
- Configure module build options
- Configure module createOptions
- Debug modules with VS Code
- Deploy modules
- Deploy to individual devices
- Deploy at scale
- Monitor and diagnose
- Use IoT Edge devices as gateways
- Gateways for IoT devices
- Gateways for IoT Edge devices
- Azure Blob Storage on IoT Edge
- Azure SQL Edge on IoT Edge
- Manage with DevOps tools
- Troubleshoot
- Install and provision IoT Edge
- Azure IoT Edge for Linux on Windows EFLOW
- About EFLOW
- Deploy to a Windows device
- Concepts
- Install and provision
- Single device
- Provision at scale
- Configure
- Develop and debugging
- Create a hierarchy of IoT Edge devices
- Troubleshoot
- Reference
- Reference
- Resources
- Support and help options
- IoT Glossary
- Azure IoT services
- Azure IoT SDKs
- Azure IoT samples
- Azure IoT Developer Center
- Azure Roadmap
- Azure IoT Edge for Visual Studio Code
- Azure IoT Hub extension for Visual Studio Code
- Azure IoT Explorer tool
- iothub-diagnostics tool
- Pricing
- Pricing calculator
- Service updates
- Technical case studies
- Videos
Device Update for IoT Hub documentation
Device Update for IoT Hub is a service that enables you to deploy over-the-air updates (OTA) to your IoT devices.
- Device Update for IoT Hub documentation
- Overview
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Account management
- Devices
- Updates and deployments
- Diagnostic features
- Security
- Network security
- Data encryption for Device Update for IoT Hub
- Data privacy
- Device Update Supported Platforms
- How-to guides
- Create a Device Update account
- Configure access control roles for Device Update resources
- Provisioning device update agent
- Create an update
- Import an update
- Manage device groups
- Deploy an update
- Find missing devices with Agent Check
- Create a log collection operation
- Use delta updates
- Use related files
- Use TLS downloads
- Configure private endpoints
- Migrate devices to public preview refresh
- Troubleshoot
- Reference
- Resources
Azure IoT Hub Documentation
- IoT Hub documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- IoT Hub concepts overview
- Develop
- Device-to-cloud feature guide
- Cloud-to-device feature guide
- Understand device twins
- Understand module twins
- Invoke direct methods on a device
- Schedule jobs on multiple devices
- IoT Hub endpoints
- Queries
- Compare IoT Hub and Event Hubs
- React to IoT Hub events with Event Grid
- Upload files from a device
- Overview of IoT Hub device streams preview
- Manage
- Messaging
- Message routing
- Device management
- Connectivity
- Scaling and availability
- Authentication and authorization
- IoT Hub SDKs
- Protocol support
- Security
- How-to guides
- Manage
- Create an IoT hub
- Create and connect a device
- Manage device twins
- Create message routes and endpoints
- Configure managed identities
- Configure file upload
- Upgrade or migrate an IoT hub
- Configure IP filtering
- Manage public network access
- Restrict outbound network access
- Automatic device management at scale
- Regenerate keys
- Develop
- Monitor
- Deploy updates
- Troubleshoot and resolve problems
- Migrate TLS certificate root
- Manage
- Reference
- Azure CLI
- Azure PowerShell
- .NET SDKs
- Python SDKs
- Node.js SDKs
- Java SDKs
- C SDKs and libraries
- REST APIs
- Azure IoT Hub extension for Visual Studio Code
- Resource Manager template
- Azure Policy built-ins
- X.509 certificates
- Feature and API retirement
- Monitoring data reference
- Resources
- Support and help options
- IoT Glossary
- Azure IoT services
- Azure IoT SDKs
- Azure IoT samples
- Terraform modules
- Azure IoT Developer Center
- Customer data requests
- Azure Roadmap
- Azure IoT Hub extension for Visual Studio Code
- Azure IoT Explorer tool
- iothub-diagnostics tool
- Pricing
- Pricing calculator
- Service updates
- Technical case studies
- Videos
Azure IoT Operations – enabled by Azure Arc
A unified data plane for the edge
- Azure IoT Operations
- Overview
- Quickstart
- Deploy Azure IoT Operations to your cluster
- Secure your deployment
- Discover and manage assets
- Asset management overview
- Understand assets and asset endpoints
- Manage your assets
- Secure access to your assets
- OPC UA connect to your assets
- Connect to media sources
- Control ONVIF assets
- Manage MQTT broker
- Process and route data
- What are dataflows?
- Prepare endpoints
- Create dataflow
- Transform data
- Use message schemas
- Manage dataflow profile
- Manage layered network
- Configure observability and monitoring
- Create edge apps
- Tutorials
- Troubleshoot
- Reference
Azure IoT documentation
The Azure Internet of Things (IoT) is a collection of Microsoft-managed cloud and edge services that connect, monitor, and control billions of IoT assets.
- Azure Internet of Things documentation
- Overview
- Introduction
- IoT solution components
- Azure IoT services and technologies
- How-to guides
- Tutorials
- Send telemetry to IoT Hub
- Build a device solution with IoT Hub
- Embedded device development
- Connect a multiple component device
- Connect a device module
- Use MQTT to connect a device
- Implement the Industrial IoT reference solution
- Concepts
- Security architecture
- IoT device development
- IoT Plug and Play
- MQTT support
- Use MQTT with IoT Hub
- Use MQTT with DPS
- MQTT 5 support preview
- Resources
Azure Lab Services documentation
Learn how to use Azure Lab Services to quickly set up a development, test, hackathon, or a lab for your team or students in the cloud.
- Azure Lab Services docs
- Overview
- Migrate to lab plans
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Use labs for classroom training
- Use labs from Teams & Canvas
- Set up lab to lab communication
- Track usage of a lab
- Concepts
- Scenarios
- How-tos
- Administrator guide
- Lab plan creation guide
- Lab creation guide
- Create & configure lab plans admin
- Create and manage lab plans
- Add a lab creator
- Connect a lab plan to a virtual network
- Request core limit increase
- Determine Usage and Quota
- Configure auto-shutdown settings
- Create a lab with a shared resource
- Specify Marketplace images for labs
- Use Azure Compute Gallery for custom images
- Specify support information
- Manage labs in the Azure portal
- Configure firewall settings
- Configure regions for labs
- Restrict VM sizes allowed for labs
- Create & configure labs educator
- Create labs ARM/PowerShell/Bicep/Python
- Manage labs
- Add and manage lab users
- Create and manage schedules
- Manage virtual machine pool
- Use an Azure compute gallery
- Enable remote desktop for Linux
- Create a lab with GPUs
- Customize and publish templates
- Use lab dashboard
- Prepare a Windows template VM
- Control Windows shutdown behavior
- Enable nested virtualization on a template VM
- Access student VMs from educator view
- Set and reset passwords
- Configure auto-shutdown settings
- Connect to lab VMs student
- Use labs within Teams & Canvas
- Earlier releases
- Labs architecture fundamentals
- Administrator guide
- Lab account creation guide
- Create & configure lab accounts
- Create and manage labs
- Manage lab accounts
- Configure auto-shutdown of VMs for a lab account
- Add a lab creator
- Allow lab creator to pick lab location
- Create a lab with a shared resource
- Connect to a peer virtual network
- Configure firewall settings
- Attach or detach a shared image gallery
- Specify Marketplace images for labs
- Add additional owners to a lab
- Manage labs in a lab account
- Set up GPU VMs when using lab accounts
- Az.LabServices PowerShell module for lab accounts
- Troubleshoot & debug
- Reference
- Resources
Load Balancer documentation
Learn how to use Azure Load Balancer to efficiently distribute traffic and improve application scalability. Explore quickstarts, tutorials, and how-to guides for deploying load balancers in virtual machines, cloud resources, and cross-premises networks.
- Load Balancer documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Create a public load balancer
- Create an internal load balancer
- Tutorials
- Inbound NAT rule
- Scaling and availability
- Cross-region load balancer
- Gateway load balancer
- NAT gateway
- IP-based backend
- Deploy public load balancer with DDoS protection
- Concepts
- What's new?
- Portal settings
- Components
- Load balancing algorithm
- Distribution modes
- Health probes
- Cross-subscription load balancer
- Cross-region load balancer
- Administrative state
- Reliability
- Gateway load balancer
- SKUs
- Standard Load Balancer and Virtual Machine Scale Sets
- Retrieve information using the Azure Instance Metadata Service
- Health monitoring
- Inbound connectivity
- Outbound connectivity
- Security
- How-to
- Backend Pool management
- Retrieve metadata using the Azure IMDS
- Manage admin state
- Health probes
- Load Balancer metrics and logs
- Inbound connectivity
- Outbound connectivity
- Virtual machine scale sets
- Upgrade from a basic to standard load balancer
- Using multiple IP configurations
- Move a load balancer across regions
- Cross-subscription load balancing
- IPv6
- Configure DHCPv6 for Linux VMs
- Public Load Balancer
- Internal Load Balancer
- Add IPv6 to existing deployments
- Troubleshoot
- Troubleshoot Azure Load Balancer
- Testing inbound frontend IP address reachability
- Health Probe status
- Backend pool VM traffic
- Troubleshoot SNAT exhaustion and connection timeouts
- Resource health and inbound availability issues
- Common error codes for Azure Instance Metadata Service IMDS
- Common deployment errors
- Troubleshoot load balancer health event logs
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Load Testing documentation
Learn how to generate high-scale loads, identify app performance bottlenecks, and automate regression testing with Azure Load Testing service. Tutorials, code examples, GitHub Actions, Azure Pipelines, and more.
- Azure Load Testing docs
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Configure test plan
- Configure test settings
- Automation
- Analyze test results
- Security
- Manage resources
- Samples
- Troubleshoot and debug
- Reference
- Resources
- [Azure Load Testing Blog](https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/apps-on-azure-blog/bg-p/AppsonAzureBlog/label-name/Azure Load Testing)
- [Azure updates](https://azure.microsoft.com/updates/?query=azure load testing)
- Pricing
- Regional availability
- Supported Apache JMeter features
- Supported Azure resource types
- Service limits
- JMeter property overrides
Azure Logic Apps documentation
Build automated scalable workflows, business processes, and enterprise orchestrations to integrate your apps and data across cloud services and on-premises systems.
- Azure Logic Apps documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Consumption logic app workflows
- Standard logic app workflows
- Tutorials
- Samples
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Single-tenant Azure Logic Apps
- Overview
- About the Standard workflow designer
- Built-in versus Azure connector operations
- Estimate storage costs
- Set up SQL storage
- Create Standard workflows - Portal
- Create Standard workflows from templates - Portal
- Get AI-powered help from the workflow assistant
- Create Standard workflows - Visual Studio Code
- Create and run .NET code
- Add and run C# scripts
- Add and run PowerShell scripts
- Parse or chunk content
- Edit app and host settings
- Enable stateful mode for stateless built-in connectors
- Create custom built-in connectors
- Create and publish workflow templates
- Secure traffic between Standard workflows and virtual networks
- Develop for rules engine integration
- Set up deployment slots
- DevOps deployment
- Set up DevOps deployment
- Automate DevOps build and deployment
- Deploy Standard logic apps to private storage accounts
- Export Consumption workflows to Standard logic app
- Export from integration service environment to Standard logic app
- Hybrid deployment for Azure Logic Apps
- Azure Arc-enabled Logic Apps
- Migrate
- Migrate from BizTalk to Azure Logic Apps
- Develop
- Build your workflow with a trigger or action
- Control workflow execution
- Create variables for saving values
- Perform data operations
- Add and run JavaScript snippets
- Create cross-environment parameters for workflows
- Call Azure Functions
- Call workflows from Power Apps
- Call, trigger, or nest logic apps
- Get bulk data with pagination
- Batch process messages
- Send messages in order - sequential convoy
- Author workflow definitions in JSON
- Handle content types
- Handle errors and exceptions
- Handle large messages
- Handle long-running stored procedures for SQL connector
- Handle throttling problems or 429 errors
- Develop custom APIs
- Support non-UTF-8 character encoding in logic apps
- Troubleshoot errors
- Access on-premises data sources
- Develop for B2B scenarios
- Integration account and artifacts
- Receive and send B2B messages
- AS2 messaging
- EDIFACT messaging
- RosettaNet messaging
- X12 messaging
- Batch and send EDI messages
- Process flat files
- XML and JSON transforms
- Troubleshoot B2B errors
- Connectors - How-to guides
- AS2
- Azure AI Search and Azure OpenAI
- Azure Blob Storage
- Azure Container Instances
- Azure Cosmos DB
- Azure Event Grid
- Azure Event Hubs
- Azure Functions
- Azure Logic Apps
- Azure Monitor Application Insights
- Azure Monitor Logs
- Azure Service Bus
- Azure SQL Database
- Custom APIs and web apps
- Delay
- Dynamics 365 Deprecated
- EDIFACT
- File System
- Flat File
- FTP
- Gmail - Google data security & privacy policies
- HTTP
- HTTP + Swagger
- HTTP Webhook
- IBM 3270
- IBM CICS
- IBM DB2
- IBM Host File
- IBM i
- IBM IMS
- IBM Informix
- IBM MQ
- Integration Account
- Microsoft Dataverse
- Microsoft Graph Security
- Office 365 Outlook
- Oracle Database
- Recurrence
- Request / Response
- RosettaNet
- SAP
- SFTP - SSH
- Sliding Window
- SMTP
- SQL Server
- Transform XML
- X12
- XML Validation
- Secure
- Manage
- Test
- Deploy
- Monitor
- Monitor workflows
- View workflow status and run history
- View health and performance metrics
- Enable Health Check for Standard workflows
- Enable and view enhanced telemetry for Standard workflows
- Monitor and collect diagnostic data for workflows
- Monitor workflows in Microsoft Defender for Cloud
- Monitor B2B messages with Azure Monitor logs
- Tracking schemas for monitoring messages
- Create monitoring and tracking queries
- Business continuity and disaster recovery
- Examples, scenarios, and walkthroughs
- Single-tenant Azure Logic Apps
- Reference
- Billing and pricing models
- Architecture patterns
- Managed connector reference
- Built-in service provider connector reference - Standard
- Monitoring data reference
- Service limits and configuration
- Azure CLI - Consumption
- Azure CLI - Standard
- Azure PowerShell
- REST API
- Resource Manager template reference
- Workflow Definition Language schema
- Azure Policy built-ins
- Resources
- Build your skills with Microsoft Learn training
- Azure Logic Apps roadmap
- Azure roadmap
- Pricing for Azure Logic Apps
- Pricing calculator
- [Customer stories](https://customers.microsoft.com/en-us/search?sq="Azure Logic Apps "&ff=story_product_categories%26>Azure&p=0&so=story_publish_date desc)
- Videos
- Microsoft Q&A question page
- Stack Overflow
- X
- Provide product feedback
- Service updates
Azure Managed Confidential Consortium Framework
Learn how to use Azure Managed Confidential Consortium Framework
- Azure Managed Confidential Consortium Framework
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Concepts
- How to guides
- Resources
Azure Managed Grafana documentation
Learn how to use Azure Managed Grafana. Access quickstarts, how-to guides and tutorials to learn how to create, configure and manage Azure Managed Grafana instances.
- Azure Managed Grafana
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorial
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Access and sharing
- Data sources
- Dashboards
- Alerts and notifications
- Networking
- Availability
- Administration and automation
- Migrate to Azure Managed Grafana
- Troubleshoot common issues
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Migrate documentation
Find articles to help you discover, assess, and migrate your on-premises environment using tools in the Azure Migrate hub.
- Azure Migrate Documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Discover
- Decide
- Assess
- Assess servers in VMware environment
- Assess servers in Hyper-V environment
- Assess physical servers
- Assess AWS instances for migration to Azure
- Assess GCP instances for migration to Azure
- Assess web apps for migration to Azure Kubernetes Service AKS
- Assess web apps for migration to Azure App Service
- Assess Spring Boot web apps for migration
- Build business case or assess imported servers for migration to Azure
- Assess SAP systems for migration preview
- Migrate
- Migrate servers in VMware environment
- Migrate servers in Hyper-V environment
- Migrate physical servers
- Migrate AWS instances
- Migrate GCP instances
- Modernize
- Containerize ASP.NET apps and migrate to AKS
- Containerize Java web apps and migrate to AKS
- Containerize ASP.NET apps and migrate to App Service containers
- Containerize Java web apps and migrate to App Service containers
- Modernize ASP.NET web apps to App Service code
- Modernize ASP.NET web apps to AKS
- CI/CD for Day 2 operations
- Concepts
- General
- Security
- Discover
- Decide
- Assess
- Migrate
- How-to guides
- Create and manage Azure Migrate projects
- Use Azure Migrate with private endpoints
- Discover
- Deploy the Azure Migrate appliance
- Limit discovery scope for servers in VMware environment
- Create least privilege credentials for SQL Server discovery
- Enable Arc on discovered items
- How to add server credentials
- Discover applications/roles/features
- Discover SQL instances and web apps in an existing project
- Migrate to Azure Monitor agent
- Analyze machine dependencies agent-based
- Analyze machine dependencies agentless
- Decide
- Assess
- Azure Migrate application and code assessment
- Group machines for assessment
- Create an Azure VM assessment
- Create an Azure SQL assessment
- Create an Azure App Service assessment
- Create an Azure Spring Apps assessment
- Create an AVS assessment
- Assess a SQL Server database
- Customize an assessment
- Scale assessment
- Migrate
- Add migration tools
- Replicate using ExpressRoute
- Prepare machines for migration
- Prepare Windows 2003 servers for migration
- Migrate VMware VMs
- Test migration
- Upgrade Windows OS
- Scale migration
- Manage
- Troubleshoot
- General
- Discover
- Assess
- Troubleshoot assessment
- Migrate
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Modeling and Simulation Workbench (preview) documentation
Documentation for creating and managing Azure Modeling and Simulation Workbench (preview).
- Azure Modeling and Simulation Workbench preview documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Concepts
- Tutorials
- Networking
- How-to guides
- Resources
Azure NAT Gateway documentation
Learn how to use NAT gateway. Quickstarts, tutorials, samples, and more, show you how to deploy a NAT gateway.
- Azure NAT Gateway documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to
- Reference
- Resources
Network Function Manager documentation
Azure Network Function Manager offers an Azure Marketplace experience for deploying network functions to your Azure Stack Edge device.
- Network Function Manager documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Reference
- Resources
Network Watcher documentation
Learn how to use Azure Network Watcher. Quickstarts, tutorials, and more, show you how to gain insight into your Azure Virtual Network with tools like packet capture and flows logs, to diagnose problems with traffic filtering and routing, and to monitor connections.
- Network Watcher Documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Enable Network Watcher
- Network Watcher Agent
- View topology
- Create a connection monitor
- Migrate to Connection monitor
- Connection monitor using Azure Monitor agent
- Diagnose network security rules
- Diagnose a routing problem
- Diagnose outbound connection problems
- Diagnose VPN gateway and connections
- Capture and analyze packets
- Manage packet captures for VMs
- Manage packet captures for scale sets
- Analyze a packet capture
- Log network traffic
- Manage NSG flow logs
- Manage VNet flow logs
- Migrate NSG flow logs
- Read flow logs
- Analyze NSG flow logs
- Delete NSG flow log storage blobs
- Enable traffic analytics using Azure policy
- Perform compliance and audit your network
- Determine relative latency between a location and Azure region
- Reference
- Resources
- Microsoft Q&A
- Azure support
- Pricing
- [Service updates](https://azure.microsoft.com/updates/?query=network watcher)
- SLA
- Stack Overflow
Azure networking documentation
Learn about the various Azure networking services available that provide connectivity to your resources in Azure, deliver and protect applications, and help secure your network.
- Overview
- About Azure networking
- Architecture
- Azure for network engineers
- Virtual Datacenters
- Asymmetric routing with multiple network paths
- Secure network designs
- Hub-spoke topology
- Network security best practices
- Highly available network virtual appliances
- Combine load balancing methods
- Reliability
- Choose a secure network topology
- Choose a secure application delivery service
- Plan and design
- Concepts
- Quickstart
- How to
- Internet connectivity
- Internal connectivity
- Cross-premises connectivity
- Public cloud connectivity
- Management
- Security
- Tutorials
- Reference
- Resources
- Troubleshooting
Azure Notification Hubs documentation
Send push notifications from any backend to any mobile device. Tutorials, API references, and other documentation.
- Notification Hubs documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Android
- iOS
- Notification Hubs updates for iOS 13+
- Set up your iOS app to work with Azure Notification Hubs
- Initial configuration to receive push notification from Azure Notification Hubs
- Send push notifications to specific devices
- Send push notifications to specific users
- Send push notifications to Xamarin iOS apps
- Send localized push notifications to iOS devices
- Windows
- Samples
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- FCM migration
- Change pricing tier
- Send cross-platform notifications
- Use Private Link
- Push rich content to devices
- Send browser push notifications
- Send scheduled notifications
- Deploy and manage notification hubs using Azure PowerShell
- Send secure notifications to users
- Export and import registrations in bulk
- Move resources between regions
- Create notification hub using SDKs
- Configure Platform Notification Service settings
- Register with application backend
- Use token-based authentication with Apple devices
- Troubleshoot dropped notifications
- Push notifications using Baidu cloud push
- Use APNS VOIP through Notification Hubs
- Monitor Notification Hubs
- Enable resource logs
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Red Hat OpenShift documentation
Azure Red Hat OpenShift provides single-tenant, high-availability Kubernetes clusters on Azure, supported by Red Hat and Microsoft.
- Azure Red Hat OpenShift
- Overview
- Quickstart
- How-to guides
- Frequently asked questions
- Cluster operations
- Deploy an Azure Red Hat OpenShift cluster with an ARM template or Bicep
- Upgrade an Azure Red Hat OpenShift cluster
- Deploy large Azure Red Hat OpenShift clusters
- Use spot nodes
- Deploy infrastructure nodes
- Use GPU workloads
- Segregate worker nodes into subnets
- Tag ARO resources using Azure Policy
- Manually update cluster certificates
- Use Admin Kubeconfig
- Networking
- Storage
- Security and authentication
- Secure OpenShift with Azure Front Door
- Create and use a service principal
- Configure Microsoft Entra authentication Portal
- Configure Microsoft Entra authentication CLI
- Update pull secret for an Azure Red Hat OpenShift cluster
- Rotate service principal credentials for an Azure Red Hat OpenShift cluster
- Enable FIPS on a cluster
- Enable Network Security Group flow logs
- Bring your own Network Security Group
- Manage customer data access requests
- Use Azure Key Vault secrets
- Back up and restore
- Monitoring and logging
- Develop and run applications
- Confidential Containers
- Concepts
- Reference
- Resources
Azure operational excellence documentation (Preview)
Azure operational excellence documentation
- Azure Operational Excellence documentation Preview
- Overview
- Azure region relocation
- Overview
- Relocation guides by service
- AI + Machine Learning
- Analytics
- Azure Event Hubs
- Azure Event Hubs Cluster
- Azure Stream Analytics
- Power BI
- Compute
- Containers
- Databases
- Integration
- Internet of Things
- Management and governance
- Networking
- Security
- Storage
- Resources
Azure Operator 5G Core Preview documentation
Learn how to securely deploy and manage mobile networks for 5G Internet of Things (IoT) devices using Azure Operator 5G Core Preview.
- Azure Operator 5G Core documentation
- Overview
- Concepts
- Quickstarts
- How-to guides
- Tutorials
- Reference
Azure Operator Call Protection Preview documentation
Learn about Azure Operator Call Protection Preview for telecommunications operators. It uses real-time AI to help protect subscribers from voice call scams.
- Azure Operator Call Protection documentation
- Overview
- Planning
- Get started
- Responsible AI
operator-insights
- Reference
- [Azure CLI for Operator Insights](https://learn.microsoft.com/cli/azure/service-page/azure operator insights - network analytics)
- PowerShell for Operator Insights
- SDK documentation
Operator Nexus
Operator Nexus runs network-intensive workloads under stringent security, performance and manageability. Learn Operator Nexus with these quickstarts and how-to guides.
- Azure Operator Nexus documentation
- Overview
- Concepts
- Resource Types
- Compute overview
- Storage overview
- Cluster deployment and upgrades
- Network Fabric
- Network Fabric overview
- Network Fabric Controller
- Network Fabric Services
- Network Fabric resource update and commit
- Network Fabric read-only commands
- Network Fabric read write commands
- Disable Border Gateway Protocol neighbors
- Network Packet Broker
- Route Policy
- Isolation Domains
- Access Control Lists
- Nexus Kubernetes Cluster
- Observability
- Security
- Control Plane Resiliency
- Access and Identity
- Availability
- Quickstarts
- Before you start workload deployment
- Deploy Nexus Kubernetes cluster
- Deploy Nexus Virtual Machine
- How-To Guides
- Operator Nexus Instance Deployment and Upgrade
- Management Plane
- On-Premises Operator Nexus Instance
- Before you start Operator Nexus platform deployment
- Network Fabric
- Cluster
- Cluster Template JSON Example
- Cluster Parameters JSON Example
- Instance Readiness Testing
- Cluster Upgrades
- Cluster Upgrades With PauseRack Startegy
- Network Fabric Upgrades
- Credential Rotation
- Credential Manager Key Vault
- Updating ExpressRoute Gateway Authorization Key in Azure Operator Nexus
- Network Fabric
- Isolation Domain
- Isolation Domain Configuration Examples
- Network Fabric Route Policy
- IP Prefixes
- Network Packet Broker
- Validate cables for Nexus Network Fabric
- Creating Access Control Lists ACLs
- Apply ACLs to Network-to-Network Interconnects NNI
- Updating ACL on Network-for-Network Interconnects NNI
- Delete ACLs associated with Network-to-Network Interconnects NNI
- How to Configure Diagnostic Settings and Monitor Configuration Differences in Nexus Network Fabric
- How to Delete L3 Isolation Domains in Azure Nexus Network Fabric
- How to monitor interface In and Out packet rate for network fabric devices
- How to Delete L3 Isolation Domains in Azure Nexus Network Fabric
- Cross-subscription deployments and required RBAC for Network Fabric
- How to replace network devices in Azure Operator Nexus Network Fabric
- How to put a device into maintenance mode
- How to set up break glass access
- How to use-break-glass-access.md
- How to enable-Micro-BFD on CE and PE devices.md
- Cluster
- Nexus Kubernetes cluster
- Create dual-stack cluster
- Understand agent pools
- Connect to the cluster
- Configure role-based access control
- Upgrade Nexus Kubernetes cluster
- Configure huge-pages for cluster virtual machines
- Configure service load balancer
- Disable cgroupsv2 in Nexus Kubernetes 1.27+
- Restart cluster node
- Customize cluster DNS
- Customize worker nodes
- Collect debug logs for support ticket
- Manage SSH keys
- Install Microsoft Defender for Containers on a Nexus Kubernetes Cluster
- Kubernetes cluster features
- Nexus Virtual Machine
- Observability
- Security
- Install CLI Extension
- General
- Operator Nexus Instance Deployment and Upgrade
- Troubleshooting
- Network Fabric
- Cluster or BMM
- Tenant Workload
- Troubleshoot PersistentVolumeClaims
- Troubleshoot Resolve CSN storage pod stuck in ContainerCreating
- Troubleshoot Internet host virtual machine
- Troubleshoot VM errors after BMM restart
- Troubleshooting dual-stack configuration issues for Nexus Kubernetes cluster
- Troubleshoot Neighbor Group Creation Error
- FAQ
- Reference
- Nexus Kubernetes service
- Platform Cluster runtime versioning
- Supported Software Versions
- Instance to on-premises WAN Connectivity
- List of metrics collected
- List of logs available for streaming
- Near-edge Compute
- BareMetal Machine roles
- Nexus Storage Solution
- Limits & quotas
- Neighbor Group Configuration Overview
- Route Policy
- Access Control Lists
- Operator Nexus SKUs
- Release Notes
- 2024
Azure Operator Service Manager documentation
Azure Operator Service Manager aids telecom operators in managing network services across hybrid cloud sites, including Azure regions and Arc-connected areas. Simplify complex, multi-vendor app management.
- Azure Operator Service Manager documentation
- Overview
- Concepts
- Best Practices
- Azure Operator Service Manager CLI Extension
- Safe Upgrade Practices
- Edge Registry and Private Link
- Quickstarts
- Containerized Network Function CNF
- Virtualized Network Function VNF
- How-to guides
- Manage the network function operator extension
- Create required subscription, roles and identities
- Onboard network functions and Azure resources
- Onboard a containerized network function CNF - CLI
- Onboard a virtualized network function VNF - CLI
- Use Helm option parameters to prevent containerized network function CNF deletion on install failure
- Onboard generic Azure resources - CLI
- Push and pull artifacts for network functions on Azure Operator Nexus
- Push and pull artifacts for virtualized network functions VNF on Azure
- Operate network functions and Azure resources
- Troubleshooting
- Resources
Oracle on Azure Documentation
Oracle applications and solutions on Azure.
- Oracle on Azure Documentation
- Overview
- Oracle on Azure Virtual Machines
- Oracle Database@Azure
- Get started
- Overview
- Region availability
- Network planning
- Known issues
- Onboarding
- Design considerations
- FAQs
- References
Azure Orbital Ground Station Documentation
Azure Orbital Ground Station is a cloud-based Ground Station as a Service that allows you to streamline your satellite operations by ingesting space data directly into Azure.
- Azure Orbital Ground Station - Documentation
- Overview
- Quickstart
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Tutorials
Azure Native ISV Services
Azure Native ISV Services enable you to easily provision, manage, and tightly integrate independent software vendor (ISV) software and services on Azure. Azure Native ISV Services are developed and managed by Microsoft and the ISV.
- Azure Native ISV Services documentation
- Partner services documentation
- Datadog - An Azure Native ISV Service
- Elastic
- Logz.io
- Azure Native Dynatrace Service
- Azure Native New Relic Service
- Apache Kafka & Apache Flink on Confluent Cloud - An Azure Native ISV Service
- Azure Native Qumulo Scalable File Service
- NGINXaaS - Azure Native ISV Service
- Cloud NGFW by Palo Alto Networks - Azure Native ISV Service
- Apache Airflow on Astro - An Azure Native ISV Service
- Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud Preview - Azure Native ISV Service
- Neon Serverless Postgres
Azure Peering Service documentation
Learn about Azure Peering Service
- Peering Service Documentation
- Overview
- Concepts
- How-to-guides
- Manage Peering Service
- Access connection telemetry
- Azure Peering Service customer walkthrough
- References
- Resources
Microsoft Playwright Testing Preview documentation
Learn how to run end-to-end tests for your web apps at scale with Microsoft Playwright Testing Preview. Run Playwright tests with high parallelization across different operating system and browser combinations simultaneously. Tutorials, code examples, GitHub Actions, Azure Pipelines, and more.
- Microsoft Playwright Testing documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Optimize regional latency
- Manage workspaces
- Manage access tokens
- Manage workspace access
- Run tests for local and private apps
- Configure visual comparisons
- Monitor Microsoft Playwright Testing
- Use Microsoft Playwright Testing with sharding
- Manage authentication
- Use service features
- Use service package options
- Tutorials
- Samples
- Troubleshoot & debug
- Resources
- Reference
Azure Private 5G Core documentation
Learn how to securely deploy and manage private mobile networks for 5G Internet of Things (IoT) devices using Azure Private 5G Core.
- Azure Private 5G Core documentation
- Overview
- What is Azure Private 5G Core?
- What's new?
- Packet core release notes
- Packet core and Azure Stack Edge compatibility
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Key components of a private mobile network
- Private mobile network design requirements
- Statement of compliance
- Policy control
- Default service and allow-all SIM policy
- Radio access network insights
- Monitor Azure Private 5G Core
- Cloud monitoring with Azure Monitor platform metrics
- Cloud monitoring with Azure Monitor Workbooks
- Cloud monitoring of UE usage with Event Hubs
- Cloud monitoring with RAN insights metrics
- Cloud monitoring with RAN insights geo maps
- Cloud monitoring with correlated metrics
- Local monitoring with packet core dashboards
- Local monitoring with distributed tracing
- Reliability
- Security
- Azure Stack Edge disconnects
- How-to guides
- Initial setup
- Request support
- Kubectl access
- Private mobile networks
- Slices
- Sites
- Packet core
- Policy control
- Radio access network insights
- SIMs
- Local monitoring tools
- Network diagnostic tools
- Gather diagnostics
- Manage resources
- Reference
- Resources
Private Link documentation
Azure Private Link enables you to access Azure PaaS Services (for example, Azure Storage and SQL Database) and Azure hosted customer-owned/partner services over a Private Endpoint in your virtual network. Traffic between your virtual network and the service traverses over the Microsoft backbone network, eliminating exposure from the public Internet. You can also create your own Private Link Service in your virtual network and deliver it privately to your customers.
- Azure Private Link documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Create a private endpoint - Azure portal
- Create a private endpoint - PowerShell
- Create a private endpoint - Azure CLI
- Create a private endpoint - Bicep
- Create a private endpoint - ARM template
- Create a private endpoint - Terraform
- Create a Private Link service - Azure portal
- Create a Private Link service - PowerShell
- Create a Private Link service - Azure CLI
- Create a Private Link service - Bicep
- Create a Private Link service - ARM template
- Create a network security perimeter - Azure portal
- Create a network security perimeter - PowerShell
- Create a network security perimeter - Azure CLI
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Availability
- What is a private endpoint?
- Private Link service
- Network security perimeter
- DNS
- RBAC permissions
- Private Link and DNS in Azure Virtual WAN
- Azure Firewall traffic inspection
- Security
- How-to
- Approve private link connections across subscriptions
- Configure an application security group
- Export private endpoint DNS records
- Manage network policies for private endpoints
- Disable network policies for a Private Link service
- Manage private endpoints
- Relocate Private Link Service to another region
- Troubleshoot
- Reference
- The Azure CLI
- Azure PowerShell
- .NET
- Java
- Node.js
- Python
- REST
- Resource Manager template
- Code samples
- Network security perimeter
- Resources
Azure private multi-access edge compute documentation
The Azure private multi-access edge compute (MEC) solution enables operators and system integrators to deliver high performance, low-latency connectivity, and IoT applications at the enterprise edge.
Azure Programmable Connectivity documentation
Learn how to use Azure Programmable Connectivity.
- Azure Programmable Connectivity documentation
- Overview
- Concepts
- Quickstarts
- Resources
Azure reliability documentation
Azure reliability documentation for availability zones, cross-regional disaster recovery, availability of services for sovereign clouds, regions, and category.
- Azure reliability documentation
- What is reliability?
- Reliability fundamentals
- Availability zone support
- What are Azure availability zones?
- Services with availability zone support
- Regions with availability zone support
- Migrate to availability zone support
- Overview
- Azure availability zone migration baseline
- Migration guides by service
- Azure API Management
- Azure App Configuration
- Azure Application Gateway
- Azure App Service
- Azure Functions
- Azure Cache for Redis
- Azure AI Search
- Azure Backup
- Azure Batch
- Azure Container Apps
- Azure Container Instances
- Azure Container Registry
- Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
- Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server
- Azure Database for PostgreSQL
- Azure Elastic SAN
- Azure HDInsight
- Azure Kubernetes Service
- Azure Load Balancer
- Log Analytics Dedicated Cluster workspaces
- Azure Logic Apps
- Azure Recovery Services vault
- Azure Service Fabric
- Azure Service Bus
- Azure SQL Database
- Azure Storage accounts
- Azure SQL managed instance
- Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Machine Scale Sets
- Workload - Azure Kubernetes and MySQL
- Disaster recovery
- Reliability guides by service
- Overview
- AI and machine learning
- Analytics
- Compute
- Containers
- Azure App Configuration
- Azure Container Apps
- Azure Container Instances
- Azure Container Registry
- Azure Kubernetes Service AKS
- Azure Service Fabric
- Databases
- Azure SQL
- Azure SQL-Managed Instance
- Azure Database for MySQL
- Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server
- Azure Database for PostgreSQL - Flexible Server
- Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
- Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB vCore
- Azure Cache for Redis
- Developer tools
- DevOps
- Azure Deployment Environments
- Azure DevOps
- Azure Monitor - Log Analytics
- Hybrid + multicloud
- Industry solutions
- Integration
- Azure Service Bus
- Azure API Management
- Azure Data Manager for Energy
- Azure Data Factory
- Azure Event Grid
- Azure Functions
- Azure Health Data Services
- Azure Logic Apps
- Internet of Things
- Media
- Management and governance
- Azure Backup
- Azure Guest Configuration
- Azure Monitor - Log Analytics
- Azure Site Recovery
- Migration
- Azure Migrate
- Azure Site Recovery
- Networking
- Azure Application Gateway V2
- Azure Application Gateway for Containers
- Azure Bastion
- Azure Communications Gateway
- Azure DNS
- Azure DDoS Protection
- Azure ExpressRoute
- Azure Firewall
- Azure Load Balancer
- Azure Network Watcher
- Azure Private Link
- Azure Public IP
- Azure Route Server
- Azure Traffic Manager
- Azure Virtual Network
- Azure Virtual WAN
- Azure VPN Gateway
- Azure Web Application Firewall
- Security
- Azure Disk Encryption
- Azure Firewall
- Azure Key Vault
- Azure Web Application Firewall
- Microsoft Defender for Cloud DevOps security
- Storage
- Web
- Resources
- Service availability
- Service availability by region
- Service availability by category
- Service availability by sovereign cloud
- Azure Reliability feature page
- Reliability testing - Chaos engineering
- Reliability in Microsoft Azure Well-Architected Framework
- Azure Service Manager retirement
- Overview
- Migration guides by service
- VM classic
- Microsoft Entra Domain Services
- Azure Batch Cloud Service Pools
- Cloud Services classic
- App Service Environment v1/v2
- API Management
- Azure Redis Cache
- Classic Resource Providers
- Integration Services Environment
- Microsoft HPC Pack
- Virtual WAN
- Classic Storage
- Classic Virtual Network
- Classic Application Gateway
- Classic Reserved IP addresses
- Classic ExpressRoute Gateway
- Classic VPN gateway
- Service availability
Azure Remote Rendering documentation
Azure Remote Rendering (ARR) is a service that enables you to render highly complex 3D models in real time on devices such as HoloLens 2.
- Azure Remote Rendering Documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Samples
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Resource Mover documentation
Move Azure resources between Azure regions in the Azure Resource Mover hub.
- Azure Resource Mover Documentation
- Overview
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to Guides
- Resources
- Monitoring
Azure RBAC documentation
Azure role-based access control (Azure RBAC) is a system that provides fine-grained access management of Azure resources. Using Azure RBAC, you can segregate duties within your team and grant only the amount of access to users that they need to perform their jobs.
- Azure RBAC documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Role definitions
- Role assignments
- Scope
- Best practices
- Delegate
- ABAC conditions
- Security
- How-to guides
- List role definitions
- List role assignments
- Assign roles
- Eligible and time-bound
- Delegate
- Add or edit ABAC conditions
- Remove role assignments
- List deny assignments
- Create custom roles
- View activity logs
- Alert on privileged role assignments
- Elevate access
- Classic administrators
- Transfer subscription to different directory
- Troubleshoot
- Reference
- Built-in roles
- Permissions
- Azure RBAC limits
- Azure PowerShell
- CLI
- REST API
- ARM templates
- Azure Policy built-ins
- Resources
Azure Route Server documentation
Learn how to use Azure Route Server to simplify dynamic routing between your Network Virtual Appliances and your Virtual Network.
- Route Server documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Reference
- Resources
SAP on Azure documentation
SAP on Azure provides multiple options for running, managing and monitoring SAP workloads on Azure.
- SAP on Azure documentation
- Overview
- SAP on Azure VM workloads
- Azure Center for SAP solutions
- SAP on Azure deployment automation framework
- Azure Monitor for SAP solutions
- SAP HANA on Azure Large Instances
Azure Scheduler documentation
Azure Scheduler was fully retired on January 31, 2022 and is replaced by Azure Logic Apps. Please migrate your Azure Scheduler jobs to Azure Logic Apps.
- Azure Scheduler documentation
- How-to guides
- Resources
Microsoft Sentinel documentation
Microsoft Sentinel provides attack detection, threat visibility, proactive hunting, and threat response to help you stop threats before they cause harm.
- Microsoft Sentinel Documentation
- Overview
- Plan
- Deployment planning guide
- Prerequisites
- Workspace architecture
- Prioritize data connectors
- Plan roles and permissions
- Plan interactive and long-term data retention
- Plan costs
- Availability and support
- Deploy
- Migrate to Microsoft Sentinel
- Plan and design your migration
- Migrate from ArcSight
- Migrate from Splunk
- Migrate from QRadar
- Ingest historical data
- Convert dashboards to workbooks
- Update SOC processes
- Enable solutions and content
- Overview
- Deploy out-of-the-box content
- Delete out-of-the-box content
- Partner integrations best practices
- Solution catalog
- Manage custom content from repositories
- Protect business applications
- Integrate SAP systems
- SAP applications
- Overview
- Deploy the SAP integration
- Deployment overview
- Deployment prerequisites
- Install the solution for SAP applications
- Prepare your SAP environment
- Connect your SAP system
- Troubleshoot SAP data connector agent
- Extra deployment steps
- SAP deployment reference advanced
- Enable SAP detections and threat protection
- Automatic attack disruption for SAP
- Integrate SAP across multiple workspaces
- Monitor SAP systems
- SAP solution content reference
- Stop SAP data collection
- SAP BTP
- SAP applications
- Integrate Microsoft business applications
- Integrate SAP systems
- Integrate Microsoft Defender for IoT
- Integrate Microsoft Defender XDR
- Integrate Microsoft Defender for Cloud
- Collect data
- Overview
- Best practices
- Tutorial - Forward syslog data to workspace
- Connect data sources
- Ingestion-time data transformation
- AMA migration for Microsoft Sentinel
- Ingest data to an auxiliary logs table
- Find data connector
- All connectors
- 1Password using Azure Functions
- AbnormalSecurity using Azure Functions
- AIShield
- AliCloud using Azure Functions
- Amazon Web Services
- Amazon Web Services S3
- API Protection
- ARGOS Cloud Security
- Armis Activities using Azure Functions
- Armis Alerts using Azure Functions
- Armis Alerts Activities using Azure Functions
- Armis Devices using Azure Functions
- Armorblox using Azure Functions
- Atlassian Beacon Alerts
- Atlassian Confluence Audit using Azure Functions
- Atlassian Jira Audit using Azure Functions
- Auth0 Access Managementusing Azure Function using Azure Functions
- Automated Logic WebCTRL
- Azure Activity
- Azure Batch Account
- Azure CloudNGFW By Palo Alto Networks
- Azure Cognitive Search
- Azure DDoS Protection
- Azure Event Hubs
- Azure Firewall
- Azure Key Vault
- Azure Kubernetes Service AKS
- Azure Logic Apps
- Azure Service Bus
- Azure SQL Databases
- Azure Storage Account
- Azure Stream Analytics
- Azure Web Application Firewall WAF
- BETTER Mobile Threat Defense MTD
- Bitglass using Azure Functions
- Bitsight data connector using Azure Functions
- Box using Azure Functions
- Cisco ASA/FTD via AMA Preview
- Cisco Duo Security using Azure Functions
- Cisco ETD using Azure Functions
- Cisco Secure Endpoint AMP using Azure Functions
- Cisco Software Defined WAN
- Cisco Umbrella using Azure Functions
- Claroty xDome
- Cloudflare Preview using Azure Functions
- Cognni
- Cohesity using Azure Functions
- Common Event Format CEF via AMA
- CommvaultSecurityIQ using Azure Functions
- Corelight Connector Exporter
- Cortex XDR - Incidents
- Cribl
- CrowdStrike Falcon Adversary Intelligence using Azure Functions
- Crowdstrike Falcon Data Replicator using Azure Functions
- Crowdstrike Falcon Data Replicator V2 using Azure Functions
- Cyber Blind Spot Integration using Azure Functions
- CyberArkAudit using Azure Functions
- CyberArkEPM using Azure Functions
- Cybersixgill Actionable Alerts using Azure Functions
- Cyborg Security HUNTER Hunt Packages
- Cynerio Security Events
- Darktrace Connector for Microsoft Sentinel REST API
- Datalake2Sentinel
- Dataminr Pulse Alerts Data Connector using Azure Functions
- Derdack SIGNL4
- Digital Shadows Searchlight using Azure Functions
- Dynamics 365
- Dynatrace Attacks
- Dynatrace Audit Logs
- Dynatrace Problems
- Dynatrace Runtime Vulnerabilities
- Elastic Agent Standalone
- Exchange Security Insights On-Premises Collector
- Exchange Security Insights Online Collector using Azure Functions
- F5 BIG-IP
- Feedly
- Flare
- Forcepoint DLP
- Forescout
- Forescout Host Property Monitor
- Fortinet FortiNDR Cloud using Azure Functions
- Gigamon AMX Data Connector
- GitHub using Webhooks using Azure Functions
- GitHub Enterprise Audit Log
- Google ApigeeX using Azure Functions
- Google Cloud Platform Cloud Monitoring using Azure Functions
- Google Cloud Platform DNS using Azure Functions
- Google Cloud Platform IAM using Azure Functions
- Google Workspace G Suite using Azure Functions
- GreyNoise Threat Intelligence using Azure Functions
- HackerView Intergration using Azure Functions
- HYAS Protect using Azure Functions
- Holm Security Asset Data using Azure Functions
- Illumio SaaS using Azure Functions
- Imperva Cloud WAF using Azure Functions
- Infoblox Data Connector via REST API using Azure Functions
- Infoblox Cloud Data Connector via AMA
- Infoblox SOC Insight Data Connector via AMA
- Infoblox SOC Insight Data Connector via REST API
- InfoSecGlobal Data Connector
- IONIX Security Logs
- Island Enterprise Browser Admin Audit Polling CCP
- Island Enterprise Browser User Activity Polling CCP
- Jamf Protect
- LastPass Enterprise - Reporting Polling CCP
- Lookout using Azure Function
- Luminar IOCs and Leaked Credentials using Azure Functions
- MailGuard 365
- MailRisk by Secure Practice using Azure Functions
- Microsoft 365
- Microsoft 365 Defender
- Microsoft 365 Insider Risk Management
- Microsoft Active-Directory Domain Controllers Security Event Logs
- Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps
- Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
- Microsoft Defender for Identity
- Microsoft Defender for IoT
- Microsoft Defender for Office 365 Preview
- Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence Preview
- Microsoft Defender XDR
- Microsoft Entra ID
- Microsoft Entra ID Protection
- Microsoft Exchange Admin Audit Logs by Event Logs
- Microsoft Exchange HTTP Proxy Logs
- Microsoft Exchange Logs and Events
- Microsoft Exchange Message Tracking Logs
- Microsoft Power BI
- Microsoft Project
- Microsoft Purview Preview
- Microsoft Purview Information Protection
- Mimecast Audit & Authentication using Azure Functions
- Mimecast Intelligence for Microsoft - Microsoft Sentinel using Azure Functions
- Mimecast Secure Email Gateway using Azure Functions
- Mimecast Targeted Threat Protection using Azure Functions
- MISP2Sentinel
- MuleSoft Cloudhub using Azure Functions
- NC Protect
- Netclean ProActive Incidents
- Netskope using Azure Functions
- Netskope Data Connector using Azure Functions
- Netskope Web Transactions Data Connector using Azure Functions
- Network Security Groups
- Noname Security for Microsoft Sentinel
- NXLog AIX Audit
- NXLog BSM macOS
- NXLog DNS Logs
- NXLog FIM
- NXLog LinuxAudit
- Okta Single Sign-On using Azure Functions
- OneLogin IAM Platformusing Azure Functions
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure using Azure Functions
- Orca Security Alerts
- Palo Alto Prisma Cloud CSPM using Azure Functions
- Perimeter 81 Activity Logs
- Phosphorus Devices
- Prancer Data Connector
- Premium Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence Preview
- Proofpoint On Demand Email Security using Azure Functions
- Proofpoint TAP using Azure Functions
- Qualys VM KnowledgeBase using Azure Functions
- Qualys Vulnerability Management using Azure Functions
- Radiflow iSID via AMA
- Rapid7 Insight Platform Vulnerability Management Reports using Azure Functions
- Rubrik Security Cloud data connector using Azure Functions
- SaaS Security
- SailPoint IdentityNow using Azure Function
- Salesforce Service Cloud using Azure Functions
- SenservaPro Preview
- SentinelOne using Azure Functions
- Seraphic Web Security
- Silverfort Admin Console
- Slack Audit using Azure Functions
- Snowflake using Azure Functions
- Sonrai Data Connector
- Sophos Cloud Optix
- Sophos Endpoint Protection using Azure Functions
- Subscription-based Microsoft Defender for Cloud Legacy
- Symantec Integrated Cyber Defense Exchange
- Syslog via AMA
- Talon Insights
- Tenable Identity Exposure
- Tenable Vulnerability Management using Azure Function
- Tenant-based Microsoft Defender for Cloud Preview
- TheHive Project - TheHive using Azure Functions
- Theom
- Threat intelligence - TAXII
- Threat Intelligence Platforms
- Threat Intelligence Upload Indicators API Preview
- Transmit Security Connector using Azure Functions
- Trend Vision One using Azure Functions
- Varonis SaaS
- Vectra XDR using Azure Functions
- VMware Carbon Black Cloud using Azure Functions
- Windows DNS Events via AMA
- Windows Firewall
- Windows Firewall Events via AMA Preview
- Windows Forwarded Events
- Windows Security Events via AMA
- WithSecure Elements API Azure Function using Azure Functions
- Wiz
- Workplace from Facebook using Azure Functions
- Zero Networks Segment Audit
- Zero Networks Segment Audit Function using Azure Functions
- ZeroFox CTI using Azure Functions
- ZeroFox Enterprise - Alerts Polling CCP
- Zimperium Mobile Threat Defense
- Zoom Reports using Azure Functions
- Connection instructions by type
- General instructions for Microsoft connectors
- Azure Functions API connection
- CEF/Syslog
- Custom log sources text files
- DNS via AMA
- Logstash plugin with Data Collection Rules
- Connection instructions for service
- Amazon Web Services logs
- AWS S3 WAF logs
- CloudWatch events via Lambda function
- Google Cloud Platform connectors
- Microsoft Entra
- Azure Stack VMs
- Azure Virtual Desktop
- Microsoft Defender for Cloud
- Microsoft Defender XDR
- Integrate Microsoft Purview
- Purview Information Protection data
- Windows security events
- Configure ingestion-time transformation
- Configure RDP login detection
- Create a custom connector
- Create a codeless connector
- Normalize data
- Aggregate data with summary rules
- Integrate threat intelligence
- Overview
- Threat intelligence integrations
- Enable MDTI data connector
- Connect threat intelligence upload API
- Connect threat intelligence platforms
- Connect to STIX/TAXII feeds
- Add indicators in bulk by file
- Work with threat indicators
- Add entity to threat indicators
- Use threat indicators in analytics rules
- Use matching analytics to detect threats
- Detect threats and analyze data
- Monitor and visualize data
- Threat detection analytics rules
- Overview
- Scheduled analytics rules
- Near-real-time NRT analytics rules
- Anomaly detection rules
- Multistage attacks Fusion
- Create incidents from Microsoft Security alerts
- Export and import analytics rules
- Manage template versions for analytics rules
- Handle ingestion delay in analytics rules
- Get fine-tuning recommendations
- Troubleshoot analytics rules
- Tutorial - Detect threats using analytics rules
- MITRE ATT&CK coverage
- Data classification with entities
- Watchlists
- Deploy and monitor decoy honeytokens
- Handle false positives
- Hunt for threats
- Overview
- Conduct end-to-end hunts
- Advanced hunting in the Defender portal
- Kusto Query Language
- Create custom query
- Bookmarks
- Livestream
- Notebooks
- Bring your own machine learning
- Investigate incidents
- Azure portal
- Defender portal
- Entities
- Overview
- Create custom entity activities
- Entity pages in the Defender portal
- Security Copilot
- Overview
- Microsoft Copilot in Microsoft Defender
- Large datasets
- Automate responses
- Overview
- Respond to threats using automation
- Automatically enrich incident information
- Extract incident entities with non-native actions
- Automation rules
- Playbooks
- SOC optimizations
- Manage Microsoft Sentinel
- Manage costs and billing
- Connect Microsoft Sentinel to Microsoft Defender XDR
- Manage multiple workspaces
- Microsoft Sentinel for MSSPs
- Manage workspace access
- Set up customer-managed keys
- Manage your SOC with incident metrics
- Monitor Microsoft Sentinel health
- Auditing Microsoft Sentinel with Azure Activity Logs
- Remove Microsoft Sentinel from your workspaces
- Troubleshoot
- Reference
- Service limits
- Microsoft Sentinel REST-API
- OOTB content centralization changes
- Build and publish Microsoft Sentinel solutions
- Management references
- Advanced Security Information Model ASIM
- Automation and response references
- Data collection references
- Data source schema reference
- Security alert schema reference
- CEF log field mapping
- Windows security event sets
- DNS over AMA reference
- Data connector definitions API reference
- RestApiPoller data connectors API reference
- GCP data connectors API reference
- Sample API requests for creating Data Collection Rules DCRs
- Microsoft Purview Information Protection reference
- Microsoft 365 Defender connector data type support
- Detection and analysis references
- Compare playbooks, workbooks, and notebooks
- Operations guide
- Resources
- Sample workspace architecture
- Microsoft Sentinel blog
- Pricing
- Build your skills for Microsoft Sentinel
- Microsoft Applied Skill - Configure SIEM security operations using Microsoft Sentinel
- Microsoft Sentinel skill-up training
- Learn modules for Microsoft Sentinel
- [Learn modules for Kusto Query Language KQL](https://learn.microsoft.com/training/browse/?expanded=azure&terms=kusto query language)
Azure Service Bus Messaging documentation
Learn how to set up messaging that connects applications and services across on-premises and cloud environments.
- Service Bus Messaging Documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Service Bus queues
- Create a Service Bus queue
- Send and receive messages
- .NET
- Go
- Java
- JavaScript
- Python
- TypeScript
- Services Bus topics and subscriptions
- Create topics and subscriptions
- Publish and subscribe for messages
- .NET
- Java
- JavaScript
- Python
- TypeScript
- Service Bus queues
- Tutorials
- Update inventory
- Handle Service Bus events via Event Grid
- Build message-driven business applications with NServiceBus
- Samples
- Concepts
- Queues, topics, and subscriptions
- Premium messaging
- Compare Azure Queues and Service Bus queues
- Local emulator
- Advanced features
- Overview of advanced features
- Message sessions
- Duplicate message detection
- Topic filters and actions
- Message browsing
- Message transfers, locks, and settlement
- Dead-letter queues
- Message deferral
- Prefetch messages
- Chain entities with auto-forwarding
- Transaction processing
- Optimize performance
- Geo-Disaster Recovery
- Geo-Replication
- Asynchronous messaging and high availability
- Handling outages and disasters
- Throttling
- Enforce minimum required TLS version
- Delete messages in Service Bus
- Federation
- Security
- Integration with other services
- How-to guides
- Develop
- Migrate
- Monitor
- Integrate
- Manage
- Enable sessions for a queue or subscription
- Enable duplicate detection for a queue or topic
- Enable partitions basic / standard
- Enable partitions for queues or topics in premium tier
- Enable auto forwarding for a queue or subscription
- Enable dead lettering for a queue or subscription
- Get message counters
- Move across regions
- Automatically update messaging units
- Use Azure PowerShell to provision entities
- Service Bus management libraries
- Suspend and reactivate messaging entities
- Use Service Bus Explorer
- Prepare for planned maintenance
- Use ARM templates
- Secure
- Allow access from specific IP addresses
- Allow access from specific virtual networks
- Allow access via private endpoints
- Encrypt data using customer-managed keys
- Disable local or SAS authentication
- Configure minimum required TLS version
- Audit minimum required TLS version
- Configure TLS version for client
- Troubleshoot
- Reference
- Resources
Service Connector documentation
Service Connector is an Azure-managed service that helps developers easily connect compute service to target backing services.
- Service Connector documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Azure App Service
- Azure Container Apps
- Azure Functions
- Azure Kubernetes Service AKS
- Azure Spring Apps
- Tutorials
- Azure App Service
- Azure Functions
- Azure Container Apps
- Azure Spring Apps
- Azure Kubernetes Service AKS
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Manage authentication
- Provide correct parameters
- Store secrets in Key Vault
- Store configuration in App Configuration
- Connect a container app to Blob Storage
- Create passwordless connection to database
- Get connection configurations
- Use Service Connector in Azure Functions
- Use Service Connector in AKS
- Build connections with IaC tools
- Troubleshoot
- Samples
- Azure AI services
- Azure App Configuration
- Azure Blob Storage
- Azure Cache for Redis
- Azure Cosmos DB for Apache Cassandra
- Azure Cosmos DB for Apache Gremlin
- Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB
- Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
- Azure Cosmos DB for Table
- Azure Database for MySQL
- Azure Database for PostgreSQL
- Azure Event Hubs
- Azure File
- Azure Key Vault
- Azure multi-service Cognitive Services
- Azure OpenAI
- Azure Queue Storage
- Azure Service Bus
- Azure SignalR Service
- Azure SQL Database
- Azure Table Storage
- Azure Web PubSub
- Apache Kafka on Confluent Cloud
- Reference
Azure Site Recovery documentation
Use Azure Site Recovery for disaster recovery of on-premises workloads, and Azure VMs.
- Site Recovery Documentation
- Overview
- What's New
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Azure VM disaster recovery to Azure
- VMware VM disaster recovery to Azure
- Hyper-V VM disaster recovery to Azure
- Set up replication for Hyper-V VMs
- Azure VMware Solution disaster recovery to Azure
- Move to modernized VMware VM disaster recovery
- Set up disaster recovery for Azure Public Multi-Access Edge Compute MEC VMs
- Move
- Migrate to Azure
- VMware VM disaster recovery to Azure Classic
- Concepts
- Support matrices
- Frequently asked questions FAQ
- About Azure VM disaster recovery
- Azure to Azure disaster recovery architecture
- Azure trusted launch VMs
- Configure Failover for Multiple IP addresses
- Configure Mobility Service Proxy Settings
- Accelerated networking for Azure VM disaster recovery
- ExpressRoute with Azure VM disaster recovery
- Azure VM Disaster Recovery - High Churn Support
- About moving Azure VMs to another region
- About VMware VM disaster recovery
- About Hyper-V VM disaster recovery
- About Backup center
- About physical server disaster recovery
- About networking for disaster recovery
- About recovery plans
- Migrate
- Security
- VMware to Azure architecture
- Failback location options from Azure to VMware
- Multitenant support for VMware disaster recovery
- About role-based access control with Site Recovery
- How-to Guides
- Azure to Azure disaster recovery
- Set up networking
- Set up disaster recovery
- Manage
- Zone to Zone disaster recovery
- Reprotect Azure VMs after failover
- VMware to Azure disaster recovery
- Deprecation of classic experience
- Set up disaster recovery at scale
- Delete or reset an appliance
- Set up networking
- Perform capacity planning
- Plan capacity
- Scale out process servers for VMware replication
- Deployment Planner tool for VMware replication to Azure
- Set up disaster recovery
- Set up the source environment
- Deploy the configuration server
- Set up the target environment
- Configure replication settings
- Enable on-premises replication with private endpoints
- Enable replication for a physical server - Modernized
- Enable replication for VMware VMs
- For an added disk
- Exclude disks from replication
- Walkthrough-Set up replication with multi-tenancy and CSP for VMware VMs
- Deploy the Mobility service
- Run failover and failback
- Manage
- Physical to Azure disaster recovery
- Set up networking
- Set up disaster recovery
- Set up disaster recovery at scale
- Run failover and failback
- Manage
- Hyper-V to Azure disaster recovery
- Site recovery for proximity placement groups
- Set up networking
- Set up disaster recovery
- Manage
- Run failover and failback
- Perform capacity planning
- Deployment Planner tool for Hyper-V replication to Azure
- Azure Stack VM disaster recovery
- Disaster recovery for apps
- Backup center
- Azure to Azure disaster recovery
- Automation
- Set up disaster recovery of Azure VMs using PowerShell
- Set up disaster recovery on Public MEC VMs using PowerShell
- Set up disaster recovery of VMware VMs to Azure using PowerShell
- Set up disaster recovery of Hyper-V VMs to Azure using PowerShell
- Add automation runbooks to recovery plans
- ARM Templates
- Deprecation of parameters - New-AzRecoveryServicesAsrVMNicConfig cmdlet
- Monitoring
- Reporting
- Troubleshooting
- Troubleshoot Azure VMs
- Troubleshoot VMware VMs/physical servers
- VMware VM/physical server replication errors
- Configuration server errors
- Process server errors
- Replication appliance health
- Mobility agent health
- Mobility service - push installation errors
- Failover to Azure errors
- Reprotection and failback of VMware VMs errors
- Azure Site Recovery Provider upgrade failures
- VMware vCenter discovery failures
- Troubleshoot Hyper-V
- Reference
- Related
- Resources
Azure SQL Server Stretch Database documentation
Learn how to use SQL Server Stretch Database to migrate cold data transparently and securely to the Azure cloud. You can set up cost-effective availability for databases with infrequently used data without requiring changes to existing queries or applications.
- Azure SQL Server Stretch Database documentation
- Overview
- Get Started
- How To
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Static Web Apps documentation
Azure Static Web Apps allows you to build modern web applications that automatically publish to the web as your code changes.
- Azure Static Web Apps Documentation
- Get started
- About Azure Static Web Apps
- Hosting plans
- Quickstarts
- Build your first static web app
- Web frameworks
- Developer tools
- Build your first static web app
- Scenarios
- Build a site with a web framework
- Frameworks & libraries
- Configuration
- Custom domains
- About custom domains
- Use Azure DNS
- Use an external provider
- Manage the default domain
- API backends
- Overview
- Azure Functions
- Azure API Management
- Azure App Service
- Azure Container Apps
- Database connections
- Security
- Local development
- Relocation
- Traffic management
- Split traffic
- Enterprise-grade edge
- Tutorials
- Hosting & development
- Preview environments
- Monitoring
- Resources
- Samples & FAQs
- [Samples](https://learn.microsoft.com/samples/browse/?terms=static web apps)
- Reference
- Frequently asked questions
storage-actions
- Azure Storage Actions documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Concepts
- How-to
- Reference
- Resources
Azure Storage Mover documentation
Azure Storage Mover is a fully managed, hybrid migration service that can help move your on-premises file shares to Azure.
- Azure Storage Mover documentation
- Overview
- Concepts
- How-To
- Resources
StorSimple documentation
Learn how to use Azure StorSimple, an integrated storage solution that manages storage tasks between on-premises devices and Azure cloud storage.
- StorSimple documentation
- StorSimple 8000 Series
- Overview
Azure Stream Analytics documentation
Azure Stream Analytics is a fully managed, real-time analytics service designed to help you analyze and process fast moving streams of data that can be used to get insights, build reports or trigger alerts and actions. Learn how to use Azure Stream Analytics with our quickstarts, tutorials, and samples.
- Azure Stream Analytics documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Create a job
- Create a cluster
- Build an End-to-End streaming application
- Tutorials
- Samples
- Code samples
- Concepts
- Stream Analytics resource model
- End-to-end solution patterns
- Choose a streaming analytics technology
- Choose a job development tool
- Develop locally
- Security
- Integrate with Schema Registry
- Input types for a job
- Output types for a job
- Outputs overview
- Azure SQL Database
- Azure Synapse Analytics
- Azure Blob Storage & Azure Data Lake Gen2
- Azure Event Hubs
- Power BI
- Azure Cosmos DB
- Azure Data Explorer
- Azure Database for PostgreSQL
- Table storage
- Service Bus queues
- Service Bus topics
- Azure Functions
- Kafka output
- Extend queries with functions
- Optimize your Stream Analytics job
- No code editor
- IoT Edge
- States of a job
- Window functions
- Geospatial functions
- Compatibility level
- Common query patterns
- Parse JSON and AVRO data
- Parsing Protobuf
- Event ordering
- Checkpoint and replay
- Job diagram
- Error policy
- How-to guides
- Develop jobs
- Manage jobs
- Manage Stream Analytics clusters
- Build with no code editor
- Build real-time dashboard with Power BI dataset
- Capture Event Hubs data in Delta Lake format
- Capture Event Hubs data in Parquet format
- Materialize data to Azure Cosmos DB
- Filter and ingest Synapse SQL data
- Filter and ingest to Data Lake Storage Gen2
- Enrich data and ingest to event hub
- Transform and ingest to SQL database
- Filter and ingest to Azure Data Explorer
- Authenticate with managed identity
- Build solutions
- Monitor
- Optimize jobs
- Automate
- CI/CD
- Visual Studio Code
- Visual Studio
- Troubleshoot
- Integrate with Machine Learning
- Scale with ML functions
- Run job in your virtual network
- Connect to confluent cloud kafka
- Stream Analytics Query Language
- Stream Analytics Query Language overview
- Built-in Functions
- Built-in Functions Overview
- Aggregate Functions
- Analytic Functions
- Array Functions
- Bitwise Operators
- Conversion Functions
- Date and Time Functions
- GeoSpatial Functions
- Input Metadata Functions
- Mathematical Functions
- Record Functions
- String Functions
- Windowing Functions
- Data Types
- Query Language Elements
- Time Management
- Event Delivery Guarantees
- Reference
- Resources
- Stream Analytics previews
- Azure Roadmap
- [Blog](https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/analytics-on-azure/bg-p/AnalyticsonAzure/label-name/Azure Stream Analytics)
- Feedback forum
- Microsoft Q&A question page
- Pricing
- Pricing calculator
- Service updates
- Stack Overflow
- Videos
- Customer case studies
Azure Synapse Analytics
Azure Synapse is a limitless analytics service that brings together enterprise data warehousing and Big Data analytics. It gives you the freedom to query data on your terms, using either serverless or dedicated resources—at scale.
- Azure Synapse Analytics
- Switch to dedicated SQL pool formerly SQL DW >
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Get started
- 1 Create a Synapse workspace
- 2 Analyze using serverless SQL pool
- 3 Analyze using a Data Explorer pool
- 4 Analyze using a serverless Spark pool
- 5 Analyze using a dedicated SQL pool
- 6 Analyze data in a storage account
- 7 Integrate with pipelines
- 8 Visualize with Power BI
- 9 Monitor
- 10 Explore the Knowledge center
- 11 Add an administrator
- Workspace
- What's the difference between Azure Synapse formerly SQL DW and Azure Synapse Analytics workspaces?
- Quickstarts
- Concepts
- Shared metadata management
- Overview
- Metadata objects
- Code artifacts
- Maintenance schedule
- Source control
- Continuous integration and delivery
- Security
- Security baseline
- Security Controls by Azure Policy
- Encryption
- Network Security
- Authentication and pass-through
- Access control
- Shared metadata management
- How-to guides
- Manage and Monitor
- Secure
- Manage access control
- Data exfiltration protection
- Manage private endpoints
- Troubleshoot
- Move workspace to new region
- Move workspace to another tenant
- Database templates
- Synapse SQL
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Use serverless SQL pool
- Create a dedicated SQL pool using Synapse Studio
- Create a dedicated SQL pool using Azure portal
- Pause and resume using PowerShell
- Pause and resume using Azure portal
- Load data with dedicated SQL pools
- Workload management
- Scale compute using the Azure portal
- Scale compute using PowerShell
- Scale compute using T-SQL
- Create workload classifier
- Create workload isolation
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Back up and restore
- Data ingestion and preparation
- Development
- Overview
- Best practices serverless SQL pool
- Best practices dedicated SQL pools
- Distribution Advisor
- Materialized view
- Ordered clustered columnstore index
- Result set caching
- Machine learning predictions
- Tables
- T-SQL language elements
- Querying
- Monitoring
- Security
- Workload management
- How-to guides
- Back up and restore
- Manage and monitor
- Ingest and prepare data
- Into the data warehouse
- Into the Data Lake
- Change management and deployment
- Query external data
- Overview
- Query CSV files
- Query Parquet files
- Query JSON files
- Query nested types
- Query Delta Lake
- Query folders and multiple files
- Query partitioned files using file metadata
- Create and use views
- Create and use external tables
- Store query results to storage
- Query Parquet files and containers in Azure Synapse Link for Azure Cosmos DB
- Integrate
- Build data pipelines
- Connect with tools and applications
- Troubleshoot serverless SQL pools
- Data Explorer
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Kusto Query Language
- Management commands
- Reference
- Apache Spark
- Apache Spark overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Apache Spark
- Apache Spark pool configurations
- GPU-accelerated Apache Spark pools deprecated
- Delta Lake
- Optimize Apache Spark writes on Delta Lake
- Low Shuffle Merge on Delta Lake
- Apache Spark autoscale behavior
- Intelligent Cache
- Azure Synapse runtimes for Apache Spark
- Machine learning
- Notebooks
- Package management
- Monitor Apache Spark applications
- How-to guides
- Work with Delta Lake
- Manage packages
- Use notebooks and IDE tools
- Explore languages
- Security
- Optimize performance
- Manage and monitor
- Navigate the Apache Spark pool history server
- Monitor Spark applications
- Monitor Apache Spark pools
- Collect Apache Spark applications metrics using APIs
- Monitor Apache Spark Applications metrics with Prometheus and Grafana
- Monitor your Apache Spark applications with Azure Log Analytics
- Collect Apache Spark applications logs and metrics with Azure Storage account
- Collect Apache Spark applications logs and metrics with Azure Event Hubs
- Manage Apache Spark configuration
- Apache Spark Advisor
- Data sources
- Synapse Link
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Concepts
- Azure Cosmos DB
- SQL Database
- SQL Server 2022
- Dataverse
- How-to guides
- Azure Cosmos DB
- Configure Synapse Link
- Connect to Azure Synapse Link for Azure Cosmos DB
- Synapse Link and integrated Power BI
- Use Power BI and serverless SQL pool to analyze Azure Cosmos DB
- Query Azure Cosmos DB analytical store with Apache Spark 3
- Query Azure Cosmos DB analytical store with Apache Spark 2
- Copy data from Synapse Link into a dedicated SQL pool using Apache Spark
- Query Azure Cosmos DB analytical store with serverless SQL pool
- SQL Database
- SQL Server 2022
- Dataverse
- Azure Cosmos DB
- Pipeline and data flow
- Quickstarts
- Concepts
- Pipeline and activity
- Linked services
- Datasets
- Execution and trigger
- Integration runtime
- Differences from Azure Data Factory
- Data flows
- How-to guides
- Author
- Connectors
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Azure Time Series Insights Documentation
Learn how to run Azure IoT analytics in the cloud with fully managed event processing using quickstarts, tutorials, JavaScript samples, and REST API documentation. Analyze data from applications, sensors, devices, and more in real time.
- Azure Time Series Insights documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
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- Azure Time Series Insights Gen2
- Ingress & storage
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- Query
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- Reference
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- Time Series Insights
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Traffic Manager documentation
Learn how to use Azure Traffic Manager. Quickstarts, tutorials, samples, and more, show you how to manage incoming traffic for optimal application performance, and how to distribute traffic to Azure or external service endpoints.
- Traffic Manager documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- How-to guides
- Use Azure App Gateway with Azure Traffic Manager
- Use Azure App Service with Azure Traffic Manager
- Configure performance routing in Traffic Manager
- Configure multivalue routing in Traffic Manager
- Configure subnet routing in Traffic Manager
- Send Real User Measurements to Traffic Manager
- Add an endpoint to an existing profile - ARM Template
- Manage endpoints
- Manage profiles
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- Combine load balancing services
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- Enable resource logs
- Use Azure PowerShell to manage Traffic Manager
- Point your Internet domain to Traffic Manager
- Subnet override
- Troubleshoot
- Reference
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Trusted Signing
Trusted Signing is a Microsoft fully managed, end-to-end signing solution for partner developers.
- Trusted Signing documentation
- Overview
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- How-to guides
- Set up signing integrations to use Trusted Signing
- Sign a CI policy by using Trusted Signing
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- Renew or delete Trusted Signing identity validation
- Change the account SKU pricing tier
- Device Guard Signing Service Migration
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Azure Update Manager documentation
- Azure Update Manager documentation
- Overview
- Getting started
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- Deploy
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- Migration from Automation Update Management to Azure Update Manager
- Check update compliance
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- Dynamic scope
- Pre and Post Events
- Manage Hotpatches on Arc-Enabled Machines preview
- Manage updates for Azure VMs using REST API
- Manage updates for Arc-enabled servers using REST API
- Deploy and manage updates using Updates view
- Create alerts preview
- Create reports using workbooks
- Manage updates for customized images
- SQL Server patching
- Azure Local patching
- Move Azure VMs from Microsoft Configuration Manager to Azure Update Manager
- Troubleshoot
Azure Virtual Desktop documentation
Securely deliver virtual desktops and applications remotely with maximum control to any device from a flexible cloud virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) platform. Bring together Microsoft 365 and Azure to provide users with the only multi-session Windows 11 and Windows 10 experience, with exceptional scale and reduced IT costs.
- Azure Virtual Desktop
- Overview
- What is Azure Virtual Desktop?
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- Azure Virtual Desktop
- Azure Virtual Desktop Agent
- Documentation
- FSLogix
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- Quickstart
- Identity and access management
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- Active Directory Federation Services
- Enforce Microsoft Entra multifactor authentication
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- RDP Shortpath
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- Reference
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- Framework and architectures
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- Example architecture scenarios
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Azure Virtual Network Manager documentation
Learn how to use Azure Virtual Network Manager to manage virtual network connectivity and enforce security rules across your Azure subscriptions.
- Virtual Network Manager documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- FAQ
- Use cases
- limitations
- IP address management
- Scope
- Network groups
- Configuration types
- Deployments
- Remove or update components
- Monitoring
- Samples
- How-to guides
- Secure network traffic with security admin rules
- Create user-defined routes UDRs
- Create a network topology
- Hub-and-spoke
- Mesh
- Cross-tenant connection support
- Manage IP addresses
- Monitoring
- User-defined routes UDRs management
- Common issues
- Reference
- Resources
Virtual Network documentation
Learn how to use Azure Virtual Network. Quickstarts, tutorials, samples, and more, show you how to deploy a virtual network, control traffic filtering and routing, and connect a virtual network to other virtual networks.
- Virtual Network documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- Concepts and best practices
- Business continuity
- Connectivity
- Routing
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- Container networking
- Peering
- Integrate Azure services
- Security
- Virtual network security baseline
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- Network isolation of Azure services
- Virtual network encryption
- Network security groups
- Application security groups
- IP based access control list
- Service tags
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- Kubernetes network policies
- DDoS protection
- Virtual network TAP
- Security controls by Azure Policy
- Subnets
- Virtual machine networking
- Classic deployment
- How-to guides
- Plan and configure
- Connectivity
- Route network traffic
- Manage NICs
- Create a subnet with multiple prefixes
- Manage virtual network
- Manage subnets
- Manage subnet delegation
- Create VNet peering
- Manage VNet peering
- Update VNet peering address spaces
- Connectivity scenarios
- Configure Virtual network TAP
- Standalone Docker host container networking
- Deploy Container networking
- Security
- Create virtual network with encryption
- Network isolation
- Using private endpoints
- Manage DDoS protection
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- Manage network security groups
- Security scenarios
- VM networking
- Migrate a virtual machine public IP address
- Add or remove network interfaces
- Create VM - multiple NICs
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- Configure MTU for Azure virtual machines
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- Virtual machine network throughput
- Move across regions
- Troubleshoot
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- Cannot delete virtual networks
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- About IP address 168.63.129.16
- Troubleshoot Azure VM connectivity problems
- DHCP server on Azure Virtual Machine
- Monitor virtual network
- Classic deployment
- Migrate from classic to Resource Manager
- Reference
- Resources
Virtual WAN documentation
Learn how to configure, create, and manage an Azure Virtual WAN. Azure Virtual WAN is a networking service that brings many networking, security, and routing functionalities together to provide a single operational interface.
- Virtual WAN documentation
- Overview
- Quickstarts
- ARM templates
- BICEP templates
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- What's new?
- Work remotely
- Virtual WAN FAQ
- Virtual Hub third-party integrations
- Architecture
- Routing
- Scenarios
- Virtual hub routing preference
- Any-to-any
- Isolating VNets
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- Isolating virtual networks and branches
- Shared services VNets
- Route through an NVA
- Route through an NVA - custom
- BGP peering with virtual hub
- Azure Firewall - custom
- Application Gateway and backend pools
- Microsoft 365 - ExpressRoute private peering
- Site-to-site
- Point-to-site
- ExpressRoute
- Virtual hub settings
- Roles and permissions
- Gateway settings
- Apply Zero Trust principles
- Secured virtual hubs
- Security baseline
- Pricing explained
- How-to guides
- Upgrade from Basic to Standard
- Integrated NVA in a virtual hub
- Connect a VNet to a virtual hub
- Create a cross-tenant VNet connection
- ExpressRoute
- Create an ExpressRoute association
- Configure ExpressRoute encryption
- Site-to-site
- Create a site-to-site connection
- Connect virtual network gateway to Virtual WAN
- Configure custom IPsec policy
- Configure NAT rules
- User VPN point-to-site
- P2S server configuration
- Certificate or RADIUS authentication
- Configure a P2S VPN
- Generate self-signed certificates
- Microsoft Entra ID authentication
- Certificate or RADIUS authentication
- P2S client configuration
- Microsoft Entra authentication clients
- Certificate authentication clients
- VPN client profiles
- Azure VPN client optional settings
- OpenVPN client software configuration
- Configure Always On tunnels
- Configure forced tunneling
- Configure user groups for address pools
- P2S server configuration
- Routing
- Configure virtual hub routing
- Configure virtual hub routing preference
- View virtual hub effective routes
- Configure Route-maps
- How to configure routing intent and policies
- Route traffic from a virtual hub to an NVA legacy
- Configure BGP peering to an NVA
- Security
- Monitoring
- Monitor Virtual WAN
- Azure Monitor Insights
- BGP dashboard
- Route-maps dashboard
- Configure S2S VPN packet captures
- Advanced Monitoring for P2S VPN
- Configure customer-controlled gateway maintenance
- Reference
- Resources
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VPN Gateway documentation
Learn how to configure, create, and manage an Azure VPN gateway. Create encrypted cross-premises connections to your virtual network from on-premises locations, or create encrypted connections between VNets.
- VPN Gateway documentation
- Overview
- Tutorials
- Concepts
- What's new in VPN Gateway?
- Work remotely
- VPN Gateway FAQ
- About VPN Gateway design
- Design highly available gateway connections
- About VPN Gateway settings
- Roles and permissions
- About gateway SKUs
- About gateway SKU consolidation
- About active-active mode gateways
- About VPN devices
- About cryptographic requirements
- About BGP and VPN Gateway
- About point-to-site VPN
- About point-to-site VPN routing
- About NAT and VPN Gateway
- About site-to-site forced tunneling
- About zone-redundant gateways for Availability Zones
- Migrate classic gateways to Resource Manager
- Security
- Backend Connectivity Interoperability
- How-to guides
- Create and manage a VPN gateway
- Create a VPN gateway
- Verify a gateway connection
- Reset a connection or a gateway
- Change a gateway to active-active or active-standby
- Delete a VPN gateway
- Site-to-site S2S
- Configure site-to-site connections - shared key
- Configure site-to-site connections - certificate
- Add or remove site-to-site-connections
- Connect to multiple policy-based VPN devices
- Site-to-site with ExpressRoute connections
- Coexisting connections
- VPN over private peering
- VNet-to-VNet
- Configure VNet-to-VNet connections
- Configure a VNet-to-VNet connection between deployment models
- Point-to-site P2S
- Certificate authentication
- P2S gateway configuration
- VPN client configuration
- Windows clients
- Native VPN client
- Azure VPN client
- OpenVPN client
- Linux clients
- macOS and iOS clients
- Windows clients
- Generate self-signed certificates
- .cer and .pfx files
- .pem files
- Install VPN client certificates
- Microsoft Entra ID authentication
- P2S gateway configuration
- VPN client configuration
- Generate VPN client profile configuration files
- Migrate manually registered client to Microsoft-registered client
- RADIUS authentication
- P2S gateway configuration
- VPN client configuration
- Configure Always On tunnels
- Move to OpenVPN or IKEv2 from SSTP
- P2S session management
- Advertise custom routes to P2S clients
- Create custom IPsec policies for P2S
- Azure VPN Client - optional settings
- Azure VPN Client prerequisites check
- Azure VPN Client versions
- Intune - Deploy VPN client profile
- Certificate authentication
- Manage gateway SKUs
- Routing, BGP, and VNet Peering
- Configure NAT for VPN Gateway
- Modify a local network gateway
- Configure VPN devices
- Configure custom IPsec/IKE connection policies
- Point-to-site connections
- Site-to-site and VNet-to-VNet connections
- Configure active-active gateways
- Configure zone redundant gateways
- Monitoring
- Configure customer-controlled gateway maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Troubleshoot VPN Gateway
- Troubleshoot using diagnostic logs
- Troubleshoot point-to-site connection issues
- Troubleshoot site-to-site connection issues
- Validate VPN throughput to a VNet
- Configure and validate VNet or VPN connections
- Community-suggested VPN or firewall device settings
- Create and manage a VPN gateway
- Reference
- Resources
Web Application Firewall documentation
Web Application Firewall (WAF) provides centralized protection of your web applications from common exploits and vulnerabilities. You can deploy WAF on Azure Application Gateway or WAF on Azure Front Door Service.
- Azure Web Application Firewall documentation
- Overview
- What is Azure Web Application Firewall?
- Application Gateway
- Front Door
- Content Delivery Network
- Quickstarts
- Application Gateway
- Tutorials
- Application Gateway
- Front Door
- Concepts
- Application Gateway
- Front Door
- Security
- WAF and Azure Policy
- JavaScript challenge
- How-to guides
- Application Gateway
- Create WAF policy
- Configure Web Application Firewall
- Upgrade WAF
- Per-site policies
- Customize WAF rules
- Configure WAF v2 custom rule - PowerShell
- Custom rule examples
- Bot protection
- Associate a policy with an existing Application Gateway
- Resource logs
- Monitoring and logging
- Mask sensitive data
- Create rate limiting rules
- Troubleshoot WAF
- Front Door
- Configure policies using Firewall Manager
- Protect APIs hosted in APIM using Web Application Firewall
- Protect Azure OpenAI using Azure Web Application Firewall
- Using Microsoft Sentinel with Web Application Firewall
- Detect new threats using Microsoft Sentinel
- Automated detection and response
- Use geomatch custom rules to enhance network security
- Application Gateway
- Troubleshoot
- Application Gateway
- Reference
- Resources