Improved Azure integration with Datadog will help customers monitor Arc enabled resources running on-premises and in other locations outside Microsoft datacenters.

Azure Marketplace and AppSource are Microsoft-hosted online storefronts that allow third parties to publish offerings that extend Azure, Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, and the Power Platform.

The Microsoft Commercial Marketplace helps customers find offerings that build on Azure, Microsoft 365, and Dynamics 365.

Illustration shows screenshots of the centrally managed Azure Hybrid Benefit for SQL Server UIs.

A feature in preview simplifies enabling Azure Hybrid Benefit across multiple SQL Server–based Azure resources, potentially helping customers cut costs.

Azure Hybrid Benefit could reduce costs for customers using SQL Server–based offerings in Azure, but tracking is required to ensure license compliance and fully exploit the benefits.

Azure Hybrid Benefit for Windows Server promises substantial cost savings, but effective tracking is required to ensure license compliance and fully exploit the benefits.

Illustration shows two Azure deployment hierarchy technologies that allow customers to manage Azure using logical models of business structures such as teams, regions, projects, and billing departments

Customer-defined Azure deployment hierarchies provide structure to management processes such as billing reporting and accountability, access control, and deployment policy compliance.

Illustration provides an overview of Azure Bastion architecture.