Azure AD – You can now easily switch to another AAD tenant
This new capability is simplifying switching between Azure Active Directory tenant.
AWS – You can now set data owner on your S3 bucket
As you know AWS S3 Bucket is used to stored data in a cloud storage container.
Azure AD – You can download the list of Azure AD Devices
It has been a long awaited capability: you can now download the list of your Azure AD devices directly from the Azure AD portal.
AWS – You can now use Instance Scheduler to configure automatic start and stop of your EC2 instances
As you know, running workloads on cloud services requires to implement cost management and optimization to not get nasty surprises with your consumption bills.
Azure – You can now centrally manage your backups with Backup Center (preview)
As you know, you have the capability to backup your workloads (either from on-premises or Azure) to an Azure Recovery Vaults.
AWS – Reduce bad surprises with AWS Cost Anomaly Detection
One important part of running resources on cloud services is the cost management.
Teams – You will be able to save meeting recording in user’s OneDrive
As you know, you can record Teams meetings.
OneDrive – You can now add a shortcut to a shared content in your files
As you know, OneDrive for Business is your personal storage space on Office 365 as well your personal directory to access and manage shared content (either shared with you or by you).
Teams – New meeting join experience
Joining a meeting with Teams is now becoming easier.
Office 365 – You can now filter messages from the Message Center using tags
As you know, the Message Center is your one stop shop for knowing what is coming for Office 365 services.