This is a general problem with Microsoft and not just Azure. You can’t rely on anything new that Microsoft has released in the last 1 to 2 years. And especially

This is a general problem with Microsoft and not just Azure. You can’t rely on anything new that Microsoft has released in the last 1 to 2 years. And especially anything that they are heavily promoting. They naively seems to think that rewriting something that ALREADY WORKS with a half-baked unproven new technology is a good way to invest developer salary $. How naive is that? Remember Silverlake? Remember Microsoft trying to pretend that C++ is dead for years and being forced to back flip because strangely companies out there did not rewrite their proven 10 million line C++ applications in C#? Microsoft in general has zero clue on what is important to the companies using Microsoft tech. What matters to mature developers and companies is stability. Being able to rely on a tech for decades without having to throw out millions of $ to rewrite everything using the latest wet dream tech generated by Microsoft.