Microsoft Batch 98.0

Microsoft Batch is a cloud-based service provided by Microsoft that enables users to execute large-scale parallel and high-performance computing (HPC) batch jobs. It allows users to run large-scale compute and batch workloads quickly and efficiently in the cloud without worrying about the underlying infrastructure.

The Microsoft Batch service supports job scheduling, resource provisioning, autoscaling, and monitoring of batch job execution in a distributed and parallel environment. Users can submit jobs to the Batch service through APIs, command-line interfaces (CLI), or graphical user interfaces (GUI) such as Azure Portal or Azure PowerShell.

The Batch service can integrate with other Azure services such as Azure Storage, Virtual Machines, Azure Active Directory, and Azure Virtual Network to enable secure and reliable data transfer, compute provisioning, user authentication, and network connectivity.

With Microsoft Batch, users can optimize their compute resource utilization and reduce their overall costs by only paying for the computing resources they need at any given time. It offers flexible pricing plans that allow customers to choose from pay-per-use or reserved capacity pricing based on their compute needs.

Microsoft Batch is a highly scalable and cost-effective solution for running large-scale compute and batch workloads in the cloud.