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## Monitoring | ||
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It is not possible to centrally monitor enabled preview features. Therefore the responsibility for removing the feature should lie with the developer/staff member who enabled it. No newline at end of file |
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It is not possible to centrally monitor enabled preview features. Therefore the responsibility for removing the feature should lie with the developer/staff member who enabled it. | |
It is not possible to centrally monitor enabled preview features. Therefore the responsibility for removing the feature should lie with the engineering team or individual who requested it. |
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## DRAFT Preview Items policy |
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## DRAFT Preview Items policy | |
## Azure Preview Items Policy |
To give some guidance on considerations when a preview item is required on an Azure subscription. | ||
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## Before enabling a preview feaure | ||
Decide upon the reason for enabling the feature: There is a caveat with preview features - they may never go into GA , may be in preview for many months (or even years) and may be withdrawn. |
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Decide upon the reason for enabling the feature: There is a caveat with preview features - they may never go into GA , may be in preview for many months (or even years) and may be withdrawn. | |
Decide upon the reason for enabling the feature. **Be aware of the caveats with preview features** - they may never go into GA, may be in preview for many months (or even years) and may be withdrawn. |
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Some features must be enabled by contacting Microsoft. | ||
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The feature should be enabled on Dev or Test subscription to begin with and then the functionality tested |
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The feature should be enabled on Dev or Test subscription to begin with and then the functionality tested | |
The feature should be enabled on Dev or Test subscriptions to begin with to test the functionality. |
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The feature should be enabled on Dev or Test subscription to begin with and then the functionality tested | ||
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If any adverse affects are seen , it should be removed (unregistered). |
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If any adverse affects are seen , it should be removed (unregistered). | |
If any adverse affects are seen, it should be removed (unregistered). |
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A provisioned service which depends on a preview feature could cease to function after a period of time. | ||
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It is highly recommended not to adopt any Azure preview feature in any production or live environment until it has been designated as GA by Microsoft. If there is a business need to do it, it should be approved by senior management (tbc). |
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It is highly recommended not to adopt any Azure preview feature in any production or live environment until it has been designated as GA by Microsoft. If there is a business need to do it, it should be approved by senior management (tbc). | |
It is highly recommended **not** to adopt any Azure preview feature in any production or live environment until it has been designated as GA by Microsoft. If there is a genuine business need, it should be approved by senior management and added to a risk register with appropriate consideration for the business criticality of the system using it. |
DDC have suggested that a preview policy be written when Azure preview features are required on a Subscription. This is a draft policy for anyone to comment.