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 center or in the cloud always remain up to date.

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Overview of all servers

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

Flexible installations

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

Easy to manage and configure

As a fully managed service, Azure Update Management requires no 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 established schedules.

Low effort and costs

The ease of use and low operating costs often save the company. And when you manage updates for Windows client systems using a solution like Microsoft Intune, you can finally shut down your WSUS server.

Azure Update Management overview

Azure Update Management is a cloud-based service that manages, schedules, and monitors the update of operating systems on Windows and Linux servers.

Regardless of whether servers are in Azure, on-premises or in another cloud , Azure Update Management can be used for patch management.

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After the initial deployment, additional servers are onboarded by installing an agent. Flexibly definable schedules Then specify at what time which updates should be installed on specific systems. Additional control options allow you, for example, to execute scripts or restart the affected system in a controlled manner if necessary.

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that device inventory always offers an up-to-date view of your own landscape. Here, installed version levels can be compared with available updates. Updates that have already been made are logged in detail, so that every single installation can be traced.

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The high degree of automation And the low operating costs ensure that time and money are saved. The well-known WSUS server is no longer required when operating system updates for client systems are managed via a proprietary solution — for example Microsoft Intune.

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The machine details show which updates have been installed on a server, which are pending, and which are being skipped.

In the event of an error, detailed troubleshooting can be carried out. You will receive information as to why an update was not installed and further information on how to fix it.