Introducing Availability Zones GA for Azure Notification Hubs
Azure Notification Hubs just launched Availability Zones, a new general availability feature allowing for improved high availability of push notifications. With Availability Zones, customers can benefit from localized resiliency and availability with redundancy zones. The feature is accessible at an additional cost of $350 per month for all tiers. Beginning October 9th, all customers - including those who were previously part of the preview - will be required to pay the fee as a feature add-on. Take advantage of this improvement today!
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