[Launched] Generally Available: Azure Compute Fleet

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Introduction to Azure Compute Fleet

Azure Compute Fleet is a feature designed to simplify and optimize large-scale virtual machine (VM) deployments. It provides accelerated access to Azure's capacity in a given region, allowing users to deploy and manage thousands of VMs efficiently[1][2].

Key Features and Capabilities

  • Scalability and Deployment: Azure Compute Fleet can deploy up to 10,000 VMs in a single API call, combining Spot and Standard VMs. This scalability is beneficial for dynamic applications or large-scale workloads[3][5].
  • Cost Optimization: Compute Fleet offers superior price-performance ratios by utilizing a mix of pricing models, including Reserved Instances, Savings Plans, Spot Instances, and pay-as-you-go options[1][5].
  • Flexibility in VM Sizes: Users can mix up to 15 different VM sizes and families within a single fleet, tailoring deployments to specific workload needs[3].
  • Simplified Management: The "Fire & Forget-it" model automates the deployment, management, and monitoring of VMs, reducing scripting complexity and saving time[1].

Availability and Pricing

  • General Availability: Azure Compute Fleet is generally available, with early 2025 marking significant updates[3].
  • Pricing: There is no extra charge for using Compute Fleet; users are only charged for the VMs launched within the fleet[2].

Supported Regions and SKUs

  • Supported Regions: East US, East US2, West US, and West US2 currently support Azure Compute Fleet[5].
  • Supported SKUs: Most VM SKUs are supported, excluding B-series and promo versions, such as Dv2, NV, NC, H promo sizes for Spot VMs[5].

The provided link https://azure.microsoft.com/updates?id=490327 does not lead to a directly accessible update regarding Azure Compute Fleet, but the general information on Azure updates can indicate ongoing service improvements across services like Compute Fleet. However, specific details about this update are not available without access to the direct content of the link.

อ้างอิงค์ : https://azure.microsoft.com/updates?id=490327

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