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Microsoft Azure is Microsoft's public cloud platform, headquartered alongside Microsoft in Redmond, Washington, and the world's second-largest cloud provider operating in 60+ regions globally. Azure offers compute, storage, networking, databases, AI (including Azure OpenAI Service and Copilot infrastructure), identity through Entra ID, and developer tools — making it the default cloud for Microsoft-aligned enterprises already standardized on Windows Server, Active Directory, Dynamics, or Microsoft 365. As a dotCMS Technology Partner, Azure provides cloud infrastructure for customers running dotCMS in Microsoft-first environments (such as VGM via Cloud Anywhere), with native paths to Entra ID for SSO and identity, and a strategic foundation for future Microsoft Copilot and Azure OpenAI integrations.
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