http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30133
With the Technical Documentation here:
I don't know if it's an oversight or not, but there is currently no technical doc for ConfigMgr....
From scanning the documents quick, here's a high level new feature list:
App Controller
- Upload a virtual hard disk or image to Windows Azure from a VMM library or network share
- Add a virtual machine to a deployed service in Windows Azure
- Start, stop, and connect to virtual machines in Windows Azure
- Migrate a virtual machine from VMM to Windows Azure
- Deploy a virtual machine in Windows Azure to create hosted service
- Add a Service Provider Framework (SPF) hosting provider connection
Orchestrator
- In System Center 2012 Service Pack 1 (SP1), Windows Server 2012 and SQL Server 2012 are both supported.
- Additional support for Integration Packs, including 3rd party
- Manage VMM self-service User Roles
- Manage multiple VMM ‘stamps’ (scale units), aggregate results from multiple stamps
- Integration with App Controller to consume Hosted clouds
Virtual Machine Manager
- Network Virtualization
- VHDX Support
- SMB 3.0 File Shares
- Live Migration Enhancements
- Storage enhancements
- Provision a Physical Computer as a Hyper-V Host - Enhancements
- Support for VMM console add-ins
Service Manager
- SQL Server 2012 Support
- New Charge Back Feature
Operations Manager
- New APM Monitoring Capabilities (WCF, MVC and .NET NT services)
- New MP and support for Windows Server 2012 and IIS 8
- Azure SDK support
Configuration Manager
- Support for Windows 8
- Support for Mac OS clients
- Support for Linux and Unix servers
Data Protection Manager
- Improved backup performance of Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V over CSV 2.0 deployments
- Protect Hyper-V over remote SMB share
- Protect Windows 8 deduplicated volumes
- Support for Live Migration (Uninterupted Protection)
- Use SQL Server 2012 to host DPM database
Server App-V
- Support for applications that create scheduled tasks during packaging
- Create virtual application packages from applications installed remotely on native server
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