Azure Update Management.

Azure Update Management is a cloud-based service that can monitor and control updates for server operating systems based on Windows or Linux. In this way, servers in the local data centre or in the cloud always remain up-to-date.

All servers in overview.

Azure Update Management maintains an inventory of your server systems. You receive an evaluation of all version statuses and available updates. The graphical interfaces provide understandable and valuable insights into your environment.

All servers in overview.

Flexible Installation.

Regardless of where your servers are running, you can use Azure Update Management. Scheduled installations and optional script execution before and after updates provide a high level of automation and control.

Flexible Installation.

Simple management and configuration.

Azure Update Management, as a fully managed service, does not require additional servers in your environment. Once deployed, additional servers can be added to patch management by installing an agent so that they receive their updates according to the schedules created.

Simple management and configuration.

Low effort and cost.

The simple handling and low operating costs often provide savings in the company. And if you manage updates for Windows client systems via a solution like Microsoft Intune, you can also finally switch off your WSUS server.

Low effort and cost.

Azure Update Management
at a glance !

Azure Update Management is a cloud-based service that manages, schedules and monitors operating system updates on Windows and Linux servers. Regardless of whether servers are operated in Azure, locally or in another cloud, Azure Update Management can be used for patch management.

After initial deployment, additional servers are onboarded via the installation of an agent. Flexibly definable schedules then specify at what time which updates are to be installed on specific systems. Additional control options allow, for example, scripts to be executed or the affected system to be restarted in a controlled manner if required.

The device inventory always offers an up-to-date view of one's own landscape. Here, installed versions can be compared with available updates. Updates that have already been carried out are logged in detail so that each individual installation can be traced.

The high degree of automation and the low operating costs ensure that time and money are saved. The familiar WSUS server is no longer needed if operating system updates for client systems are managed via a separate solution - for example Microsoft Intune.