From powering websites and applications to managing critical data, servers seem to be a part of almost every aspect of modern operations. But what happens if these workhorses suddenly fall silent? Downtime can strike servers at any moment, causing frustration for customers, headaches for IT teams, and massive financial losses for businesses. From hardware failure and software bugs to something as simple as an outage, these are all common causes of downtime. Knowing and understanding them-along with learning how to handle them-will keep your company on target. In the following blog, we delve into unplanned outage causes and give you some actionable solutions that keep you steps ahead.
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Microsoft Azure Virtual Machine (VM) is a key component of Azure, Microsoft’s main cloud computing service. Azure VM provides both flexibility and power by allowing customers to run virtualized programs and operating systems in the cloud, just as they would on a physical machine in their own workplace or home, but with the added benefits of cloud computing.
What is Microsoft Azure VM?
An Azure Virtual Machine (VM) is essentially a server or computer file, commonly known as an image, that behaves like an actual computer. It runs in Azure’s cloud infrastructure, enabling users to deploy a wide range of computing solutions without the need for physical hardware. This virtualized environment can be used for hosting applications, websites, databases, and much more, providing the scalability and flexibility required for modern computing needs.
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