Azure Linux 3.0 has arrived and — quietly, deliberately — Microsoft has folded a modern, hardened, cloud-native Linux into the backbone of AKS, WSL, and a growing set of Azure services, shipping a new kernel, updated runtimes, multi-architecture builds and closer integration with cloud-native tooling that matters to container and Kubernetes operators. Background
Microsoft’s internal Linux experiment, originally published as CBL‑Mariner, was designed to be a small, auditable, and maintainable...