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24 −### Azure and Azure Stack HCI virtual machines
24 +### Azure and Azure Local virtual machines
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26 −The following table lists the exact combinations of publisher, OS offer, and SKU that support Hotpatching for Windows Server 2022 and Windows Server 2025 on Azure. Virtual machines (VMs) you create on Azure Stack HCI using these combinations also support Hotpatching.
26 +The following table lists the exact combinations of publisher, OS offer, and SKU that support Hotpatching for Windows Server 2022 and Windows Server 2025 on Azure. Virtual machines (VMs) you create on Azure Local using these combinations also support Hotpatching.
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2929 >Windows Server container base images, custom images, or any other combination of publisher, offer, and SKU aren't supported.
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107107 > You can't create VM scale sets (VMSS) with Uniform orchestration on Azure Edition images with Hotpatch. To learn more about which features are supported by Uniform orchestration for scale sets, see [A comparison of Flexible, Uniform, and availability sets](/azure/virtual-machine-scale-sets/virtual-machine-scale-sets-orchestration-modes).
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111 −Azure Stack HCI can orchestrate Hotpatch updates for VMs using the following tools:
111 +Azure Local can orchestrate Hotpatch updates for VMs using the following tools:
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