need to update to either API v. 2024-04-08-preview or API v. 2024-04-03

KN, Kariyappa 0

need to update to either API v. 2024-04-08-preview or API v. 2024-04-03

please suggest

KN, Kariyappa 0 Reputation points

2024-12-16T14:23:35.31+00:00

Thank you Deepanshu,

Do you have step by step process to update?
Deepanshu katara 12,960 Reputation points

2024-12-16T14:28:35.62+00:00
To update the API version for Azure Virtual Desktop, follow these steps:

Open Azure Cloud Shell: Access the Azure portal and open the Cloud Shell with the PowerShell terminal type.

Set Azure Context: Ensure your Azure context is set to the subscription you want to use. If using PowerShell locally, sign in with Azure PowerShell and set the context.

Update Session Host Configuration: Use the Update-AzWvdSessionHostConfiguration cmdlet to update the session host configuration. Specify the parameters you want to change.

Schedule the Update: After configuring the session host, you can schedule the update. You can either schedule it immediately or set a specific date and time.

Review and Confirm: Ensure all settings are correct and confirm the update. The system will notify users about the update schedule based on the parameters you set.

Monitor the Update: After scheduling, monitor the update process to ensure it completes successfully.

These steps will help you manage and update the API version for Azure Virtual Desktop effectively.

References:

Update session hosts using session host update in Azure Virtual Desktop (preview)

What's new in Azure Virtual Desktop?
Akshay kumar Mandha 1,955 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2024-12-16T21:59:18.81+00:00

Hi KN, Kariyappa,
Could you please review the answer and latest comment provided by the Deepanshu katara if you need any query, please let us know we will help you as needed.!
KN, Kariyappa 0 Reputation points

2024-12-17T13:19:41.2366667+00:00

Hello Deepanshu,

Thanks, its tricky to go by Copilot said, can we hover and have a detailed action from Microsoft of updating API for AVD environment, our understanding is Microsoft typically manages the backend APIs and core services that power Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD).
Deepanshu katara 12,960 Reputation points

2024-12-17T13:23:13.07+00:00
Yes, Microsoft manages several backend APIs and core services for Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD). Key components that Microsoft manages include the web access service, gateway service, connection broker, diagnostics, and extensibility components. These services are part of the infrastructure that connects users to their virtual desktops and apps, ensuring a reliable and secure experience.

For detailed steps and ref, please check below offical docs

References:

Azure Virtual Desktop service architecture and resilience

Operational procedure considerations for Azure Virtual Desktop workloads

What is Azure Virtual Desktop?

Security recommendations for Azure Virtual Desktop
Akshay kumar Mandha 1,955 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2024-12-18T18:54:57.3366667+00:00

Hi KN, Kariyappa,
Just wanted to see if you get chance, please review latest comment provided by Deepanshu katara If you need any additional details, please let us know tag us in comment
KN, Kariyappa 0 Reputation points

2024-12-19T00:01:19.71+00:00

Akshay, we are planning to open a ticket with MS for clarification.
Akshay kumar Mandha 1,955 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2024-12-19T23:06:01.1366667+00:00

Hi KN, Kariyappa,
Thanks for letting me know. It's a good idea to contact Microsoft for clearer guidance before beginning any process. If you have any another query in future, please let us know
Thank you.!

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Deepanshu katara 12,960 Reputation points

2024-12-16T13:29:20.9366667+00:00
Hello , Welcome to MS Q&A

To determine whether you should choose API v. 2024-04-08-preview or API v. 2024-04-03, consider the following factors:

Preview vs. Stable

API v. 2024-04-08-preview: Preview versions typically include new or experimental features that are not yet fully tested or supported. These are best suited for testing and experimentation but may not be reliable for production workloads.

API v. 2024-04-03: Stable versions are generally better for production environments as they are more robust, well-documented, and supported by Azure.

Recommendation: If you are working in a production environment, choose v. 2024-04-03. For testing or early access to new features, use v. 2024-04-08-preview.

Please let us know if any questions

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Deepanshu
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