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Microsoft announced the public preview of Azure Linux 4.0 at its Microsoft Build in-house trade fair. Microsoft's Linux distribution, specifically designed for Azure's cloud service, is now available for Azure Virtual Machines, VM Scale Sets and Container Images; support for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and Windows subsystem
Microsoft has released its in-house distribution Azure Linux 4.0 for the first time as ISO for everyone to download. However, a desktop operating system is not the Fedora offshoot: the system targets servers and containers in the Azure cloud.
After a first announcement in May, Microsoft has now for the first time made available its own Linux distribution in the form of ISO files for everyone to download. It is still a preview that should not be used productively. (Read more)
Microsoft fundamentally updates its cloud distribution Azure Linux. Version 4.0 relies on a modern basis and more security for containers.
Microsoft Releases Azure Linux 4 ISO Files on GitHub for Local Testing
Microsoft has made available downloadable ISO files for Azure Linux 4, a Fedora-derived distribution. This allows users to install and test it outside of Azure for the first time.The ISO files can be found on the project's GitHub page. Azure Linux 4 is still in preview, and Microsoft advises against using it in production environments. Both x86-64 and Arm64 images are offered.The ISO files are not located in the usual GitHub Releases section, wh…
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