In August we have moved from CAPI v1alpha4 to CAPI v1beta1. Kubernetes uses CAPI (Cloud API) under the hood to automate different lifecycle management operations on different physical infrastructure. While AKS on HCI and Windows Server doesn't support IPV6 at this point, having the underlying infrastructure available is an important development which presents new opportunity. Kubernetes 1.23.* also promoted horizontal pod autoscaling (HPA) and dual stack IPv4/IPv6 networking to be generally available. Kubernetes 1.23.* brings in a number of quality and stability updates including tools to observe and manage individual pods within clusters using a set of temporary containers. I'm happy to announce that the AKS on Azure Stack HCI and Windows Server August release lets you create or update to use Kubernetes 1.23.* for your target clusters. Here are more details about the changes you'll see in this update: If you do not have the hardware handy to evaluate AKS on physical hardware you can use our eval guide to set up AKS on a Windows Server Azure VM. We also moved the Windows container runtime to containerd.Īs always, you can try AKS on Azure Stack HCI or Windows Server any time using our get-started guide. We are always here to help.The August update of AKS on Azure Stack HCI and Windows Server is now available! This release has a number of important updates in our underlying Kubernetes infrastructure including Kubernetes 1.23.* support. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Microsoft Edge extensions (Extensions that interact with the IE page content directly are not supported.).F12 developer tools for IE, when launched with IEChooser.Internet Explorer settings and group policies that affect security zone settings and Protected Mode.Note: Silverlight reaches the end of support on October 12, 2021. ActiveX controls (such as Java or Silverlight).All document modes and enterprise modes.Microsoft said IE Mode will support the following functionalities:

That is a whopping 8 years for companies to modernize their apps and websites. However, it’s not something organizations should rely on upon forever because the software giant is looking into shutting down IE Mode for good come 2029. What that means is, the same IE11 apps and sites you use today can open in Microsoft Edge with Internet Explorer mode.

You see, Microsoft Edge has an IE Mode feature for the many organizations that still rely on backward compatibility.

OK, so Internet Explorer is set to meet its end come the year 2022, but that doesn’t mean websites that were built with IE in mind will no longer have visitors. Internet Explorer Mode retirement in 2029

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