WSUS as a Service in Windows Azure
Microsoft needs to develop a WSUS as a service in Microsoft Azure with support for update domain in Azure. Perhaps it should be linked together with the System Center Advisor.
Peter Selch Dahl
shared this idea
We are considering a update service but not specific plans right now. Thanks for the recommendation. Let’s get the votes up. :)
21 comments
-
Simon
commented
It would be great if this could be added a service endpoint to VNets along with the KMS service.
-
Edwin Davidson
commented
While this is not WSUS as a service, specifically, Automation Update Management exists in Azure as a service. When combined with a few other dashboards it is better than WSUS IMO. Keep in mind that Windows 10 machines in an Enterprise can peer cache Microsoft updates, thus providing a local cache of updates at each site.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/automation/automation-update-management
I am replying to a 4 year old post because this post is the very first result when I began searching for WSUS as a service.
-
Lannon Rowan
commented
Is there any update on this?
-
Dillon Brown
commented
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/windows/tutorial-monitoring#manage-windows-updates
I believe the Update Management feature has addressed this need, at least in part. -
Daniel Davidson
commented
I see this was created in 2014, and there still isn't one - is this dead, or is there something that now exists that serves this purpose?
-
Anonymous
commented
Our patching solution heavily relies on WSUS. It would be amazing if we can have WSUS as a Service in Windows Azure, saving huge cost...
-
sunny liu
commented
this is a good idea!
-
JC
commented
This is needed quite badly. AWS has Patch Manager. It's easier to patch Windows on AWS than Azure!
-
Anonymous
commented
This is exactly what we need. Our WSUS server died and we're migrating to the cloud. So, if I understand this thread correctly, you cannot put a WSUS server in the cloud?
-
Ben Hos
commented
This would be perfect for our remote class, Intune managed, Azure joined devices!
-
Janna
commented
yes please! what is the ETA for this feature?
-
Malthe
commented
+1 vote
aby update ? -
Anonymous
commented
+1 Vote
-
Anonymous
commented
What a great idea!! I can eliminate infrastructure costs even more with this approach.
-
Felix Berdichevsky
commented
+1 vote
-
Ryan
commented
+1 vote
WSUS is must have for any business running windows 10
-
FC_JG
commented
I'm looking for the same solution, a WSUS services that allow me to a keep update inventory status and my client connecting to internet to get the updates.
I don't need a server using hdd space when I can use this approach : https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd939920(WS.10).aspx. -
Mathias S.
commented
maybe add a option in the virtual network settings that you can configure "WSUS" (somethink like a own webbased WSUS configuration) for a vNET or someting like that.
-
joe
commented
Any Update on this?
-
Pedro A.
commented
+1 vote...
or at least a VM configuration suitable for a domain controller with WSUS (1 core 3GB memory).
the A0 and A1 are too small, and A2 too expensive.