Microsoft Foundry adds Rubric evaluator in public preview
Microsoft Foundry is introducing a Rubric evaluator, currently in public preview, which enables AI-powered discovery of Azure Updates. This feature aims to help users stay informed about Azure product and feature updates, aiding cloud investment decisions. It is available to all Azure customers for non-production use and testing.
- →Rubric evaluator for Azure Updates now in public preview
- →Release availability stages explained
- →Azure's extensive global region availability
Features (1) ›
- Rubric evaluator for Azure Updates now in public preview
The Rubric evaluator, part of Microsoft Foundry, is now available in public preview. This feature uses AI to help discover Azure Updates, allowing users to stay informed about product and feature changes. It is intended for non-production use and testing by all Azure customers.
Notes (2) ›
- Release availability stages explained
The announcement outlines different release stages: 'In development' for limited testing, 'In preview' for broader non-production testing, and 'Launched' for full production readiness. This context helps users understand the current status of features.
- Azure's extensive global region availability
Azure is highlighted as having a broader availability of regions than any other cloud provider. Additional resources include the Microsoft Azure Blog for security solutions, community support forums, and a feedback channel.
https://azure.microsoft.com/updates?id=563656
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