Tokyo Azure Meetup #6 - Azure Monthly Update - June
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This document summarizes new Azure features for June. It discusses updates to Docker, SQL Server, Java, Media Services, App Insights, Blockchain, Notification Hubs, Dev/Test Farms, Azure Search, DocumentDB, SQL Data Warehouse, and other services. It also provides recommended resources for service mappings, naming conventions, disaster recovery, and an upcoming Azure session at Microsoft Ignite.
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