Microsoft Dev Box
Product
Microsoft Dev Box is an Azure service that gives developers self-service access to preconfigured, cloud-hosted Windows workstations organised in dev centers, projects and pools. Microsoft stopped new sign-ups and is moving its capabilities to Windows 365.
| Type | Product |
|---|---|
| Documentation | learn.microsoft.com/azure/dev-box |
Articles about Microsoft Dev Box (2)
- Microsoft Dev Box の提供終了: 移行計画とタイムラインのガイド
· Mirko Peters
Microsoft Dev Box の提供終了スケジュール、主要な移行日、そして2028年までにクラウドワークステーションの移行を進めるためにIT担当者が取るべき計画について解説します。 - Microsoft Dev Box Retirement: Transition Planning and Timeline Guide
· Mirko Peters
Learn about the Microsoft Dev Box retirement timeline, key transition dates, and how IT teams should plan their cloud workstation migration before 2028.
Latest update
Retirement: Microsoft Dev Box will be retired on September 18, 2028
Microsoft Dev Box will
retire on September 18, 2028. Beginning on September 14, 2026,
Microsoft Dev Box will begin the closing-down process. After retirement,
Microsoft Dev Box will no longer be available.
Microsoft Dev Box is currently in maintenance mode, and
Microsoft’s investments for developer cloud environments are focused on Windows
365. Existing Microsoft Dev Box usage remains supported during the transition
period, and we recommend that you begin planning your migration now to avoid
disruption to developer workflows.
What this means for you
If
you currently use Microsoft Dev Box, you can continue using your existing
deployments…
Retirement: September 2028
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