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Windows 365 connector for Power Platform and Logic Apps: automate Cloud PC management

Par : IT Experts
9 avril 2026 à 16:45
A Power Automate example: Sending an email once a Cloud PC has been provisioned
Microsoft announced the public preview of the Windows 365 connector for Microsoft Power Platform and Azure Logic Apps on April 2, 2026. The connector lets you build automated workflows around Windows 365 Cloud PCs — the cloud-hosted Windows virtual machines that Microsoft manages for individual users. Using prebuilt building blocks called actions and triggers, you can automate tasks such as notifying users when their Cloud PC is ready, bulk-managing provisioning policies, or reacting automatically to administrative events. The connector is currently in public preview and is classified as a premium connector, which has licensing implications described below.

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Azure Copilot Migration Agent: AI-assisted migration planning for VMware, Hyper-V, and bare-metal servers

Par : IT Experts
17 mars 2026 à 15:32
Azure copilot migration agent (image microsoft)
Azure Copilot Migration Agent is a new AI agent built into the Azure portal that assists with planning migrations from VMware, Hyper-V, and bare-metal servers to Azure. It works on top of Azure Migrate data and goes beyond answering questions: it can actively create business cases and assessments, apply tags to discovered servers, and generate deployable landing zone templates — all through natural language prompts. What it cannot do is execute the actual migration. Replication, test migrations, and cutover are performed in the Azure Migrate portal, not through the agent. The agent is currently in public preview.

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Real-time data ingestion with Microsoft Sentinel’s Codeless Connector Framework (CCF) Push

Par : IT Experts
23 février 2026 à 14:51
Codeless Connector Framework (CCF) Push workflow (image Microsoft)
Microsoft Sentinel is Azure's cloud-native SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) and SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automated Response) platform. The Codeless Connector Framework (CCF) — formerly known as the Codeless Connector Platform — is the mechanism that enables partners, customers, and developers to build data connectors without writing infrastructure code. The newly public-preview CCF Push feature extends this framework with an event-driven ingestion pattern that sends security data directly to Sentinel as events occur, bypassing the latency inherent in traditional polling. This article explains what CCF Push is, how it differs from pull connectors, which Azure resources it automatically provisions, and how you configure an application to push data using the Log Ingestion API and OAuth 2.0.

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Configure RDP Shortpath with Group Policy and Intune to optimize connections to Azure Virtual Desktop and Windows 365

Par : IT Experts
3 février 2026 à 16:09
Enable the rdp shortpath listener for session hosts in intune (image microsoft)
Microsoft announced the general availability (GA) of centralized RDP Shortpath configuration using Intune and Group Policy (GPO). RDP Shortpath is a UDP-based direct transport protocol that establishes connections between Remote Desktop clients and session hosts, reducing latency and improving reliability for Azure Virtual Desktop and Windows 365 Cloud PCs. You can now centrally configure this feature using Group Policy and Microsoft Intune, eliminating the need for manual per-host configuration.

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Azure Developer CLI (azd) December release: Extension framework enhancements, interactive mode support, and deployment improvements

Par : IT Experts
26 décembre 2025 à 13:17
The Azure Developer CLI (azd) December 2025 release delivers substantial improvements centered on extension capabilities and developer workflow enhancements. The update introduces a powerful extension framework with custom configuration properties, support for interactive mode via Text User Interfaces, and distributed tracing for improved observability. User experience improvements include an interactive environment selector, faster provisioning progress updates with polling reduced from 10 seconds to 3 seconds, and clearer error messages for configuration issues. The release also adds flexible configuration options, such as support for azure.yml as an alternative filename and integrated access to the template gallery within initialization commands. Additionally, the update includes comprehensive bug fixes for Container Apps, Azure Pipelines, and deployment workflows, along with Microsoft Foundry rebranding throughout the platform.

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