Cloud service (extended support) expired (until March 2027)

髙村 陸 0 Reputation points
2025-08-05T00:50:23.87+00:00

Cloud Services (Extended Support) will be deprecated on March 31, 2027 – Migration to Service Fabric Managed Clusters

This notification is being sent because it is associated with one or more Azure subscriptions that use Cloud Services (Extended Support).

Cloud Services (Extended Support) will be deprecated on March 31, 2027. Please migrate to Service Fabric Managed Clusters by that date.

Migrating from Cloud Services (Extended Support) to Service Fabric Managed Clusters will enhance the scalability, flexibility, and reliability of your Azure deployments.

You can continue to use Cloud Services (Extended Support) without interruption from now until March 31, 2027. To avoid service interruption, please migrate any workloads running on Cloud Services (Extended Support) to Service Fabric Managed Clusters by March 31, 2027.

Required Action To avoid service interruption, please follow the steps provided to migrate to Service Fabric Managed Clusters by March 31, 2027.

To view affected resources in the Azure portal, please access Cloud Services (Extended Support)

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  1. Jose Benjamin Solis Nolasco 5,406 Reputation points
    2025-08-05T01:14:15.04+00:00

    Hi 髙村 陸, Welcome to Microsoft Q&A

    You're receiving this notice because you're using Azure Cloud Services (Extended Support), which is scheduled for retirement on March 31, 2027. To avoid service interruptions, Microsoft recommends migrating your workloads to Service Fabric Managed Clusters (SFMC).

    What Should You Do?

    1. Evaluate Your Current Deployment

    Review all your Cloud Services (Extended Support) resources in the Azure Portal.

    Identify which apps or workloads need to be migrated.

    1. Decide on Migration Target

    You have two main options:

    Service Fabric Managed Clusters (SFMC) – Microsoft's recommended path for most Cloud Services (ES) workloads.

    Alternatively, consider Azure App Service, Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), or Azure Virtual Machines depending on your architecture and goals.

    1. Plan the Migration

    Microsoft offers detailed migration guidance here.

    Migration overview steps:

    Export your existing service definition and configuration files.

    Repackage or containerize your app (optional but encouraged).

    Deploy to SFMC using ARM templates or Bicep.

    1. Test Before Cutover

    Spin up your Service Fabric cluster in parallel.

    Deploy and validate app behavior before retiring the existing Cloud Service.


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