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Microsoft Is Closing Down Its Azure Blockchain Service In September
May 14, 2021
Microsoft is shutting down its Azure Blockchain Service on September 10, 2021, after being in service for around six years.
As of May 10, 2021, the company has stopped supporting new deployments or member creations.
However, it will continue to support existing deployments until September 10, 2021.
Microsoft initially offered Azure’s Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS) in 2015, with an offering on the Etherum Platform in partnership with ConsenSys.
It was only in 2019 that the company launched the fully-managed consortium network, Azure Blockchain Service for the formation, management, and governance of consortium blockchain networks.
Microsoft has provided no explanation about the closure of Azure Blockchain. As per the official Microsoft Azure Blockchain Migration guide updated on May 10, 2021, it says that:
What you need to know
Microsoft is retiring its Azure Blockchain Service on September 10, 2021.
No new deployments will be allowed after May 10, 2021, but existing deployments will be supported until September 10, 2021.
A Microsoft doc helps guide people through the process of migrating ledger data to alternatives.
Microsoft will retire its Azure Blockchain Service this fall. As of May 10, 2021, no new deployments or member creation will be allowed on the service. All existing deployments will be supported until the shutdown date of September 10, 2021.
Blockchain is most recognized as the technology behind cryptocurrency, but it is also used in several other areas. Blockchain is a shared ledger that can store a transaction history, which is why it works with crypto, but it can also be used for other forms of record keeping.
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