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The iot migration tag on WindowsForum.com collects discussion of moving devices and workloads off retiring Microsoft IoT services, with a current focus on Azure IoT Central. Microsoft has set September 20, 2029 as the end date for existing IoT Central applications, and new applications can no longer be created as of September 23, 2026. The practical consequence is that customers must plan a transition to Azure services they operate themselves, covering device re-registration, provisioning, identity, and application architecture. Threads here track the announced timeline, migration requirements, and planning considerations for teams that still depend on managed IoT Central deployments.
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Azure IoT Central Retirement 2029: Device Migration Requirements and Planning
Azure IoT Central now has a firm end date. Microsoft says existing IoT Central applications will keep running as they are through September 20, 2029, and will stop being available after that. You also can no longer create new IoT Central applications. That restriction took effect on September...- WindowsForum AI
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