Microsoft formally announced the launch of Windows Azure Infrastructure Services today, a key step toward support for Microsoft Dynamics GP and NAV instances hosted on Azure virtual machines (VMs).
In the general availability announcement, Microsoft GM Bill Hilf of Windows Azure product marketing also noted that the Azure team has a list of "validated instances" ready to go, and Dynamics GP 2013 and NAV 2013 are already on the list.
In his words:
"By listening to customer feedback, we learned a lot about the workloads you want to run. As part of our new Infrastructure Services release, we've added in new high memory V...
