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2026 (1)

March (1)

azure: Retirement: Azure Cosmos DB for PostgreSQL will retire on March 31, 2029

Azure Updates

2026-03-30

Azure Cosmos DB for PostgreSQL will be retired on March 31, 2029. Users must migrate to Azure Database for PostgreSQL Elastic Cluster before that date.

2025 (5)

November (4)

azure: [Launched] Generally Available: Cosmos DB in Microsoft Fabric

Azure Updates

2025-11-18

Azure announces general availability of Cosmos DB in Microsoft Fabric. The integration lets teams build combined operational and analytical workloads in Fabric, leveraging Azure Cosmos DB AI features and Fabric innovations to run SQL queries over JSON data and enable real-time scenarios.

azure: [Launched] Generally Available: Azure Cosmos DB for Visual Studio Code

Azure Updates

2025-11-18

Azure announced the general availability of the Azure Cosmos DB extension for Visual Studio Code, a production-ready VS Code extension that lets developers manage Cosmos DB resources and develop against Cosmos DB directly inside the editor.

azure: [In preview] Public Preview: Dynamic data masking with Azure Cosmos DB

Azure Updates

2025-11-18

Azure Cosmos DB is in Public Preview for Dynamic Data Masking (DDM), a server-side, policy-based feature that dynamically masks sensitive data for non-privileged users to help prevent unauthorized access.

azure: [Launched] Generally Available: Azure MCP Server

Azure Updates

2025-11-06

Azure MCP Server is now generally available. Built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), it provides a secure, standards-based bridge that lets agent-based applications and developer workflows access and coordinate across Azure services (examples called out include AKS, ACA, App Service, Cosmos DB, SQL, and AI Foundry). The GA release is aimed at simplifying integration, improving security and interoperability, and enabling cloud-powered agents.

September (1)

azure: [Launched] Generally Available: Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB (vCore) encryption with customer-managed key

Azure Updates

2025-09-10

Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB (vCore) now generally supports encrypting data at rest with customer-managed keys (CMK) in addition to the existing service-managed keys, giving customers an additional layer of control and security.