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From the post:
>When my friend and Directions on Microsoft's editor-in-chief Mary Jo Foley wrote in late May that Azure Linux 4.0 would be available for bare-metal servers and virtual machines (VMs), I thought, "I'm not going to hold my breath waiting for this." That's a good thing because it took Microsoft until this week to fulfill the promise.
True, Microsoft did release Azure Linux 4.0, but I assumed it would only be available for ages on Microsoft's own Azure cloud. I mean, that's what the distribution is designed for after all. However, Microsoft has turned Azure Linux 4.0 from internal cloud plumbing into a full‑fledged server distribution. You can now download Azure Linux ISO images and install them on your own servers and VMs.
Archive: https://archive.today/1EXcF
From the post:
>>When my friend and Directions on Microsoft's editor-in-chief Mary Jo Foley wrote in late May that Azure Linux 4.0 would be available for bare-metal servers and virtual machines (VMs), I thought, "I'm not going to hold my breath waiting for this." That's a good thing because it took Microsoft until this week to fulfill the promise.
True, Microsoft did release Azure Linux 4.0, but I assumed it would only be available for ages on Microsoft's own Azure cloud. I mean, that's what the distribution is designed for after all. However, Microsoft has turned Azure Linux 4.0 from internal cloud plumbing into a full‑fledged server distribution. You can now download Azure Linux ISO images and install them on your own servers and VMs.