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Azure Sphere: Legacy API and CLI interfaces retirement
Retirement date for the Azure Sphere Legacy service interfaces, including the Azure Sphere (Legacy) API (PAPI) and the Azure Sphere (Legacy) CLI (azsphere): 27 Sep 2027. Device management moves to Azure Sphere (Integrated).
Retires , 27 Sep 2027
What breaks
After the retirement date, Azure Sphere devices can no longer be managed with the Azure Sphere (Legacy) API and CLI interfaces. This covers the Azure Sphere (Legacy) API, also known as PAPI, and the Azure Sphere (Legacy) CLI, also known as azsphere. Until the retirement date, Azure Sphere (Legacy) is fully supported. Azure Sphere (Integrated) supports all Azure Sphere (Legacy) features.
What to do
- Migrate from Azure Sphere (Legacy) to Azure Sphere (Integrated) before the retirement date.
- Manage Azure Sphere devices in Azure portal and the Azure CLI.
- Update custom automation and applications to use the Azure Sphere (Integrated) API.
- For how to migrate, see this blog post.
Replacement
Azure Sphere (Integrated)
Sources
- Official sourceazure.microsoft.comOfficial
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