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Author: bwren

articles/azure-monitor/platform/oms-portal-transition.md

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 > [!NOTE]
 > This article applies to both the Azure public cloud and government cloud except where noted otherwise.
 
-**The OMS portal for the Azure public cloud has been officially retired. The OMS portal for Azure Azure US Government cloud was officially retired on May 15, 2019.** We are excited to move to the Azure portal and expect the transition to be easy. But we understand changes are difficult and can be disruptive. Send any questions, feedback, or concerns to **LAUpgradeFeedback\@microsoft.com**. The rest of this article goes over the key scenarios and the roadmap for this transition.
+**The OMS portal for the Azure public cloud has been officially retired. The OMS portal for Azure US Government cloud was officially retired on May 15, 2019.** We are excited to move to the Azure portal and expect the transition to be easy. But we understand changes are difficult and can be disruptive. Send any questions, feedback, or concerns to **LAUpgradeFeedback\@microsoft.com**. The rest of this article goes over the key scenarios and the roadmap for this transition.
 
 The Azure portal is the hub for all Azure services and offers a rich management experience with capabilities such as dashboards for pinning resources, intelligent search for finding resources, and tagging for resource management. To consolidate and streamline the monitoring and management workflow, we started adding the OMS portal capabilities into the Azure portal. All of the features of the OMS portal are now part of the Azure portal. In fact, some of the new features such as Traffic Analytics are only available in the Azure portal. You will be able to accomplish everything you were doing in the OMS portal with the Azure portal and more. If you haven’t already done so, you should start using the Azure portal today!