Azure Sentinel News
  • Home
    • Home – Layout 1
    • Home – Layout 2
    • Home – Layout 3
  • Security and Compliance
  • SOC
  • Threat Intelligence
  • Security Ochestration & Automated Response
  • SOAR
  • Security Operations
  • Artificial Intelligence
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
    • Home – Layout 1
    • Home – Layout 2
    • Home – Layout 3
  • Security and Compliance
  • SOC
  • Threat Intelligence
  • Security Ochestration & Automated Response
  • SOAR
  • Security Operations
  • Artificial Intelligence
No Result
View All Result
Azure Sentinel News
No Result
View All Result
Home Security and Compliance

Microsoft and Redis Labs collaborate to give developers new Azure Cache for Redis capabilities

Azure Sentinel News Editor by Azure Sentinel News Editor
December 2, 2020
in Security and Compliance
0
Microsoft suspends 18 Azure accounts tied to China-based hackers
3.6kViews
199 Shares Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Now more than ever, enterprises must deliver their applications with speed and robustness that matches the high expectations of their customers. The ability to provide sub-millisecond response times, reliably support the demands of enterprises from small to large, and scale seamlessly to handle millions of requests per second are critical to modern application development. At the same time, technology solutions need to be more open and flexible to handle cloud native architectures while maintaining mission-critical uptime and reliability.

Microsoft and Redis Labs partnering to bring new features to Azure Cache for Redis

With this in mind, I am announcing a new partnership between Microsoft and Redis Labs to bring their industry-leading technology and expertise to Azure Cache for Redis. This partnership represents the first native integration between Redis Labs technology and a major cloud platform, underscoring our commitment to customer choice and flexibility.

For years, developers have utilized the speed and throughput of Redis to produce unbeatable responsiveness and scale in their applications. We’ve seen tremendous adoption of Azure Cache for Redis, our managed solution built on open source Redis, as Azure customers have leveraged Redis performance as a distributed cache, session store, and message broker. The incorporation of the Redis Labs Redis Enterprise technology extends the range of use cases in which developers can utilize Redis, while providing enhanced operational resiliency and security.

Redis integration designed for enterprise customers

With this partnership, we worked together with Redis to build a new expanded offering powered by Redis Labs technologies aimed specifically at the needs of enterprise customers. With the integration of Redis Labs technology with Azure Cache for Redis, customers can now access Redis Labs-developed modules including, RediSearch, RedisBloom, and RedisTimeSeries, which provide new data structures that will further enable use cases like data analytics and machine learning.

These modules will be paired with existing features of Azure Cache for Redis including data persistence, clustering, geo-replication, and network isolation. Customers will also now have the option to deploy on SSD flash storage, offering up to ten times larger cache sizes and similar performance levels at a lower price per GB. Reliability will be an even greater priority with an enhanced SLA and the capability to utilize active geo-replication to configure a globally available cache that can fail over to another region without any data loss. In the future, this capability will make it possible to connect on-premise caches with caches in Azure for availability and failover.

Native Azure management creates streamlined experience for developers

While the new service is managed natively in Azure as two new Enterprise tiers, customers will subscribe to the Redis Labs software through Azure Marketplace as an integral part of the configuration process. This unique integration provides all the benefits of using a service embedded in Azure, including management through the Azure portal and command-lines, security and standards compliance, and a unified billing experience.

Microsoft will handle first-line support and collaborate with Redis Labs on specific support issues to utilize their deep knowledge of the technology. As a native offering, developer teams will now find it significantly easier to integrate Redis Enterprise functionality into their Azure development efforts by taking advantage of the security, configuration, and support tools they are already familiar with. Plus, developers can enable these new features with no downtime or change in billing management.

We are thrilled to be expanding our relationship with Redis Labs and continuing our collaboration with the Redis open source community. Together, we will unlock the potential of Redis and enable enterprises to build applications that are more responsive and scalable than ever before with tools that developers love.

Reference:https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/microsoft-and-redis-labs-collaborate-to-give-developers-new-azure-cache-for-redis-capabilities/

Azure Sentinel News Editor

Azure Sentinel News Editor

Related Posts

Vectra AI and Microsoft partner on security integration
Security and Compliance

Replay Now Available – Microsoft Security Insights 036: Azure Sentinel with Rod Trent

February 8, 2021
What’s new: Microsoft Teams connector in Public Preview
Security and Compliance

eBook Available for Managing Azure Sentinel with PowerShell

January 6, 2021
Microsoft is quietly becoming a cybersecurity powerhouse
Security and Compliance

Official Azure Sentinel PowerShell Module Released

January 4, 2021
Next Post
Microsoft’s newest sustainable datacenter region coming to Arizona in 2021

Microsoft unveils new DLP, 'Double Key Encryption' offerings

Vectra AI and Microsoft partner on security integration

New data from Microsoft shows how the pandemic is accelerating the digital transformation of cyber-security

What’s new: Microsoft Teams connector in Public Preview

Microsoft Azure Sentinel SIEM-platform krijgt gedragsanalyse

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Follow Us

  • 21.8M Fans
  • 81 Followers

Recommended

Microsoft’s John Thompson and VMware’s Sanjay Poonen share a similar view of the security landscape

Quick wins – Proactively identify signs of intrusions in real time with Azure Sentinel Livestream

3 months ago
With new release, CrowdStrike targets Google Cloud, Azure and container adopters

Understanding the Little Blue Permissions Locks in Azure Sentinel Data Connectors

2 weeks ago
SOC Prime O365 rules and more now offered free, exclusively to Azure Sentinel users

SOC Prime O365 rules and more now offered free, exclusively to Azure Sentinel users

5 months ago
Microsoft’s newest sustainable datacenter region coming to Arizona in 2021

Incident Settings Tab in Analytics Rules Wizard Comes out of Preview in Azure Sentinel

2 months ago

Instagram

    Please install/update and activate JNews Instagram plugin.

Categories

  • AI & ML
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Incident Response
  • IR
  • KQL
  • Security and Compliance
  • Security Ochestration & Automated Response
  • Security Operations
  • SIEM
  • SOAR
  • SOC
  • Threat Intelligence
  • Uncategorized

Topics

anomaly automation Azure Azure DevOps Azure Security Center Azure Sentinel Azure Sentinel API Azure Sentinel Connector BlueVoyant Call cybersecurity Detection file GitHub Hunting Huntingy IAC incident response Incident Triage infrastructure as code Investigation jupyter LAQueryLogs MDR Microsoft microsoft 365 mssp Multitenancy Notebooks Pester Playbooks PowerShell python Records Security Sentinel Sharing SIEM signin Supply Chain teams Threat hunting Watchlists Workbooks XDR
No Result
View All Result

Highlights

New Search Capability for Azure Sentinel Incidents

Follow-up: Microsoft Tech Talks Practical Sentinel : A Day in the Life of a Sentinel Analyst

Changes in How Running Hunting Queries Works in Azure Sentinel

Azure Sentinel can now Analyze All Available Azure Active Directory Log Files

Replay Now Available – Microsoft Security Insights 036: Azure Sentinel with Rod Trent

Understanding the Little Blue Permissions Locks in Azure Sentinel Data Connectors

Trending

Microsoft’s newest sustainable datacenter region coming to Arizona in 2021
IR

The Holy Grail of Azure Sentinel Data Connections: The Azure Service Diagnostic Setting

by Azure Sentinel News Editor
February 22, 2021
0

The Azure Sentinel product group continues to crank out new Data Connector after new Data Connector. There...

Microsoft’s newest sustainable datacenter region coming to Arizona in 2021

New Items of Note on the Azure Sentinel GitHub Repo

February 18, 2021
Microsoft’s newest sustainable datacenter region coming to Arizona in 2021

Tuning the MCAS Analytics Rule for Azure Sentinel: System Alerts and Feature Deprecation

February 17, 2021
What’s new: Microsoft Teams connector in Public Preview

New Search Capability for Azure Sentinel Incidents

February 16, 2021
With new release, CrowdStrike targets Google Cloud, Azure and container adopters

Follow-up: Microsoft Tech Talks Practical Sentinel : A Day in the Life of a Sentinel Analyst

February 16, 2021

We bring you the best, latest and perfect Azure Sentinel News, Magazine, Personal Blogs, etc. Visit our landing page to see all features & demos.
LEARN MORE »

Recent News

  • The Holy Grail of Azure Sentinel Data Connections: The Azure Service Diagnostic Setting February 22, 2021
  • New Items of Note on the Azure Sentinel GitHub Repo February 18, 2021
  • Tuning the MCAS Analytics Rule for Azure Sentinel: System Alerts and Feature Deprecation February 17, 2021

Categories

  • AI & ML
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Incident Response
  • IR
  • KQL
  • Security and Compliance
  • Security Ochestration & Automated Response
  • Security Operations
  • SIEM
  • SOAR
  • SOC
  • Threat Intelligence
  • Uncategorized

[mc4wp_form]

Copyright © 2020 - Azure Sentinel News

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Security and Compliance
  • SOC
  • Threat Intelligence
  • Security Ochestration & Automated Response
  • SOAR
  • Security Operations
  • Artificial Intelligence

Copyright © 2020 Azure Sentinel News