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You can now ensure that only signed container images are deployed to your AKS clusters. Read more at Microsoft

You can now take advantage of Kubernetes 1.28 features in production. Read more at Microsoft

You can now scale your AKS workloads without having to fully wait for images to be pulled into the clusters.

You can now use an open-source provider for running Karpenter on AKS to improve the efficiency and cost of running

Istio-based service mesh add-on for AKS, currently in public preview, offers new features related to security and upgrades. Read more

Azure Red Hat OpenShift now offers extended support, larger cluster size, and tagging support. Read more at Microsoft

You can now use the KEDA add-on for AKS in production. Read more at Microsoft

Participate in retail evaluation now to ensure compatibility. The Azure Sphere team has also updated the trusted keystore of Azure

Inject snippets into your website’s pages to add analytics, customizations and integrations, or to optimize performance without changing your source

Split traffic to your Azure Static Web Apps across multiple environments to gradually rollout features and compare versions being tested.