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Enseva Azure subscriptions have been modified to include updated versions of all virtual machine templates. This enables you to quickly create fully patched (as of November 2018) instances of your preferred Windows or Linux operating system. Focus more time on constructing and configuring your environment and less time on updating systems. Distributions and versions listed

On or about September 18th 2018, CentOS rolled out an update which included an updated Linux kernel, various system-wide patches and an updated version of the packages “shim-x64” and “mokutil”. Changes to these packages resulted in default files critical to system boot configuration being modified, as well as their default locations being changed. Part of

Starting on the week of April 30th, Enseva Cloud Services’ Symphony Preview environment will have updated features ready to test drive. These features range from Active Directory account integration, to UI improvements with the new native UI console access. The following is a list of updates we are excited for with this release. Active Directory

As promised, all Enseva Azure subscriptions have received updated copies of both Ubuntu Server 16.04 and Debian 9.4 templates. With these updates also bring the unification of all instances now being Hyper-V Gen2 instances, which will bring consistency throughout your cloud environment but also some other advantages as well. What’s special about Gen2 Instances? Boot

The month of April brings virtual machine instance updates for Enseva Azure. Existing Enseva Azure subscribers now have access to new Windows Server 2012R2, Windows Server 2016 and CentOS 7.x images that contain pre-installed patches and updates. CentOS 6.x has stopped receiving full updates and is now only receiving maintenance updates until it’s scheduled end