That sucks, we have a bunch of media stored with them and we're looking forward to using the cloud for some .NET based intensive processing (reporting). A bit off topic: I've been trying for days to get Azure to work with .webm or .ogv files. Maybe I'm using the wrong tool (CloudBerry). I want to be able to deliver HTML5 video from the cloud but I'm without success for FF users. Luckily, my video player features a Fl…
Microsoft's Azure cloud down and out for 8 hours
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#23So is this a feb 29 bug? Problem occurred, it seems, at the advent of 2/29 GMT. Worst date handling ever?
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#24As a non-tech observer, Azure actually struck me as an honest attempt by Microsoft to add a compelling offer to the mix. However, their status page-cum-website seem to be hosted on Azure itself, which is ridiculous in a situation like this. (Almost like Twitter having a status page on tumblr.) Worst of all, even www.twitter.com/windowsazure offers no comment at all so far. Isn't this wiping out any credibility they m…
At least for the next 4 years
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#25So is this a feb 29 bug? Problem occurred, it seems, at the advent of 2/29 GMT. Worst date handling ever?
Apparently electronic payment systems from ATMs to merchant terminals to HMO claim machines all went straight to march 1st. Hilarity ensued.
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Makes sense, but at least www.windowsazure.com/en-us/support/service-dashboard/ shouldn't time out ...
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#28The bad news for Microsoft isn't that Azure is down, it's that only a tiny number of people even noticed.