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Last week in Azure for the week of October 9, 2017

1. IoT updates

Now you can monitor your Azure IoT solutions with Azure Monitor and Azure Resource Health. Azure Monitor provides highly granular and real-time monitoring data for any Azure resource. Check out this video on Channel 9 to Get Started with Azure Monitor. Azure resouce health is your personalized dashboard of how your resources are doing based on a series of executed checks, such as checking if the IoT hub is up and running.

Azure IoT Hub now supports X.509 CA certificates for device identity. The use of X.509 certificate authority (CA) certificates dramatically simplifies device identity creation and life-cycle management in the supply chain, which enables registration of any number of devices into Azure IoT Hub by registering an X.509 CA certificate once; otherwise, device-unique certificates must be pre-registered for every device before it can connect. For more information, see Device Authentication using X.509 CA Certificates.

2. New previews

3. Azure Management Libraries for .NET v1.3

The latest release of the Azure Management Libraries for .NET adds support for availability zones (in preview), as well as support for Network Peering, Virtual Network Gateway and Azure Container Instances. You can find .NET sample code that addresses just about every Azure management scenario you can imagine on GitHub.

4. Cloud Platform Release Announcements

Every few weeks (usually on a Wednesday), we publish a consolidated list of updates for that period from the Cloud Platfrom team at Microsoft, which includes Azure, dev tools, and more. The Cloud Platform Release Announcements for October 11, 2017 post from last week covers everything that was released after Microsoft Ignite 2017, such as public preview of Java support in Azure Functions and general availability of Power BI Embedded.

5. Stuff to watch & Listen


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