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poorvinarang explains how Azure Linux evolved from CBL-Mariner into Azure Linux 4.0, and what Microsoft changed to make it a supported, general-purpose Linux option for Azure VMs, VM Scale Sets, and container images, with a focus on upstream alignment, lifecycle predictability, and security servicing.

poorvinarang announces the public preview of Azure Linux 4.0, Microsoft’s first-party Linux distribution built for Azure VMs, VM Scale Sets, AKS, and container images. The post outlines what’s new in 4.0 (kernel, dnf5, OpenSSL, systemd), how to deploy it, and the security baseline planned for GA.