This blog was originally published to the App Service team blog Recent Investments Premium v4 (Pv4) Azure App Service Premium v4 delivers higher performance and scalability on newer Azure i...

Today, we're excited to announce that the Durable Task Scheduler Consumption SKU has reached General Availability. Developers can now run durable workflows and agents on Azure with pay-per-use pricin...

Today, we're announcing a new feature to view the usage metrics for a browser session using the Browser Activity Logs in Playwright Workspaces. Modern test automation and browser-based workflows incr...

We’ve all been put onto an initiative to “modernize” our company’s applications. But talk about a haphazard and confusing project to be put on. Apps are older than anyone first thought, there are dep...

JDConf 2026 is just weeks away, and I’m excited to welcome Java developers, architects, and engineering leaders from around the world for two days of learning and connection. Now in its sixth year, J...

Helm charts are the de facto standard for packaging Kubernetes applications. But here's a question worth asking: how do you know your chart actually produces the manifests you expect, across every en...

Your Azure SRE agent detects a spike in error rates. It triages with cloud-native telemetry, but the root cause trail leads into a third-party observability platform your team also runs. The agent ca...

Today we are announcing General Availability of Aspire on Azure App Service, making it easier to take distributed applications from local development to a fully managed production environment on Azur...

Introduction Many teams run their observability, incident management, ticketing, and deployment on platforms outside of Azure—Jira, Opsgenie, Grafana, Zendesk, GitLab, Jenkins, Harness, or homegrow...

The Problem: All-or-Nothing Batch Processing in Azure Service Bus Azure Service Bus is one of the most widely used messaging services for building event-driven applications on Azure. When you use A...