Added blog for Azure support by meshery #2268
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This pull request introduces a new blog post to announce Meshery's comprehensive support for Azure cloud resources. The post details the new capabilities for discovering, designing, managing, and deploying Azure infrastructure directly within Meshery, aiming to simplify cloud-native workflows for Azure users.
Highlights
- New Blog Post: A new blog post titled 'Meshery Now Supports Azure: Build, Design, and Deploy with Ease' has been added, announcing Meshery's expanded support for Azure resources.
- Azure Resource Discovery & Management: The blog post highlights Meshery's new capability to discover and manage 234 different Azure resources directly from the platform, enabling unified management.
- Visual Infrastructure Design: Meshery's intuitive designer now supports visual modeling of Azure infrastructure, allowing users to drag and drop Azure resources and create relationships without coding.
- Smart Relationship Engine for Azure: Built-in support for Azure resource connections is introduced, allowing users to establish and validate connections between Azure components with a smart relationship engine.
- Seamless Azure Deployment: The integration with Azure Service Operator enables direct deployment of Azure resources through Meshery, streamlining the process from design to deployment.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a blog post detailing Meshery's new Azure support. While the content is informative, the frontmatter needs adjustments to accurately reflect the blog's topic. Additionally, the placeholder link to the documentation should be updated. Several minor suggestions have been provided to enhance clarity and readability.
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| 6. **Drag and drop Azure components** onto the canvas, build your design, and deploy your infrastructure. | ||
| 7. **Watch your Azure resources deploy seamlessly** through Meshery’s integrated workflow. | ||
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| For a detailed, step-by-step guide, please visit our [official documentation](#). |
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The link to the official documentation is currently a placeholder (#). Update this with the correct URL to provide users with a functional link.
| For a detailed, step-by-step guide, please visit our [official documentation](#). | |
| For a detailed, step-by-step guide, please visit our [official documentation](https://docs.meshery.io/guides/deployment/azure-service-operator). |
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Great blog! just left a couple of suggestions ^^ |
| 6. **Drag and drop Azure components** onto the canvas, build your design, and deploy your infrastructure. | ||
| 7. **Watch your Azure resources deploy seamlessly** through Meshery’s integrated workflow. | ||
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| For a detailed, step-by-step guide, please visit our [official documentation](#). |
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https://docs.meshery.io/guides/tutorials/deploy-azure-resources-with-meshery you can use this link for official documentation
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This PR adds a blog for announcing meshery support by azure.
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