We’d love for you to try these new images, let us know what you think about them, and what additional tools and settings you’d like to see added in the future. In the upcoming months, we’ll take a closer look at our Azure image offerings and announce further optimizations and additional gen2 images. Visit this repository to learn how to leverage our new images to create your own custom images. The images can also be customized to further boost developer productivity by including any additional tools and dependencies to build, run, and deploy your company’s applications. Our new “Microsoft Dev Box compatible” images are a great starting point for companies that want to deploy Microsoft Dev Boxes to their Visual Studio developers. Microsoft Dev Box is a managed service that enables developers to create on-demand, high-performance, secure & ready-to-code workstations in the cloud. Get started using the new images with Microsoft Dev Box In addition to that, these images are also meant to be used with the recently announced Microsoft Dev Box service. Like previous offerings, you can use the images in standalone Azure VM instances and Azure Virtual Desktop. You can find these images under the new Visual Studio 2019 (Microsoft Dev Box compatible) and Visual Studio 2022 (Microsoft Dev Box compatible) offerings. These images include all Visual Studio 2019 or Visual Studio 2022 workloads, Microsoft 365 apps, and the following tools and settings:
Today, we are introducing new gen2 images for Windows 10 and Windows 11. Now that Azure supports generation 2 (gen2) VMs, we’d like to start offering gen2 images as they provide enhanced security features, increased memory, and virtualized persistent memory amongst other capabilities. Historically, we’ve released all our Azure images as generation 1 VM images. Visual Studio images ‘optimized’ for developers
In this post, we’ll introduce new images optimized for running Visual Studio in standalone VM instances, with Azure Virtual Desktop, or the recently announced Microsoft Dev Box service. These images have proven to be popular not only for evaluating the latest Visual Studio releases, but also for jumpstarting developer environments in the cloud. Over the last couple of years, we’ve expanded our Visual Studio VM image offerings for the Azure Marketplace.
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