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Description
Eric Radzikowski joins Scott Hanselman on Azure Friday to discuss how developers can increase application availability by using Azure Scheduled Events to prepare for virtual machine maintenance.
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The Discussion
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Lakpriya the hyperlink for "Azure Scheduled Events" is not working. Does this only work with linux vms
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Eric Radzikowski Thanks for notifying us about the broken link; it is fixed.
Scheduled Events works for both Windows and Linux virtual machines. -
Elnaz T This video was not helpful.
1- No Scheduled event set up showed.
2- First restart happened, then he sent a query.
3- No advanced notice received. -
samuelyohan Could you please add a section in the documentation on how do we set up alerts for scheduled events?
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