Scale cloud native workloads in Azure Linux. In this episode of #AzureFriday, @shanselman and Poorvi Narang explore Azure Linux across WSL, Azure VMs, and AKS, plus its minimal footprint, built-in securities, and Azure Linux 4.0.
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Oct 9, 2026 · 4:00 PM UTC
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@Azurez@shanselmaninux 4.0 for internal hypervisors and AKS node images creates a highly synthetic enterprise ecosystem.
When underlying kernel patches cause non-deterministic networking failures in multi-cloud container orchestration, how does this distribution guarantee cross-platform predturing upstream compatibility?
When underlying kernel patches cause non-deterministic networking failures in multi-cloud container orchestration, how does this distribution guarantee cross-platform predturing upstream compatibility?
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@Azure @shanselman does the WSL one boot fast enough to throw away and recreate? that's my whole test
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@Azure @shanselman AI基盤ではモデルやGPUだけでなく、OSの更新や脆弱性対応も運用コストに効きますね。Azure Linux 4.0を評価するなら、AKSでの更新手順、既存ワークロードとの互換性、障害時のロールバックまで確認したいです。
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@Azure @shanselman Azure Linux 4.0's minimal footprint sounds great until you need a package the curated repo doesn't ship, then you're building from source on a production VM. What's the escape hatch when the base image is too lean?
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@Azure @shanselman Azure Linux across WSL, VMs, and AKS with a minimal footprint and solid security defaults — practical for cloud-native scale. Good Azure Friday episode.
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