Azure small form factor infrastructure: What's new in 2607
Summary
See the latest enhancements to Azure Local small form factor infrastructure in action. In this demo, we deploy version 2607 on an OnLogic Helix 521 and showcase expanded support for multiple network interfaces (NICs) and additional disks, Just-in-Time (JIT) device access through the new Connect experience, and cloud-managed operating system updates with automatic rollback using an A/B image model. Learn how these capabilities help simplify edge operations, strengthen security, and provide greater flexibility for distributed infrastructure deployments. To try preview version 2607 for yourself, visit Microsoft Learn for information about…
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