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@krancour krancour released this 18 Jun 20:56
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We're excited to announce that the Open Service Broker for Azure is now generally available!

Here's what's in the release

Most relational database services and plans (previously in preview) are now stable (without further changes from v0.12.0).

In accordance with semver, future modifications to these stable plans will be backwards compatible, with a notable exception being deprecation and eventual retirement if the underlying Azure services stop supporting the particulars of a given plan. (For example, if in the future Azure starts offering a new version of MySQL and eventually phases out and older version, the broker will no longer be able to offer that older version.) The stable services and plans include:

  • PostgreSQL 9.6
  • MySQL 5.7
  • MS SQL 12.0
    • Plans based on / billed on the "DTU" model only
    • Plans based on / billed on the new "vCore" model remain in a preview status since the underlying Azure SQL service regards vCores themselves as preview

Other services in the broker that were previously preview or experimental have been removed. We plan to add them back slowly in future releases.

Some Details on the Internals

The storage schemas for instances, bindings, and asynchronous jobs have been stabilized (without further changes from v0.12.0). In accordance with semver, expect future, minor releases of the broker to be backwards compatible. In the event that modifications to schemas are required to facilitate future, minor releases, some automated migration path or conversion from legacy stored objects to a canonical, internal representation will be accounted for.

Enjoy!

This is the first stable release of the Open Service Broker for Azure. We hope you enjoy!

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