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Secondly, you are using an IP address and expecting that to be static? The recommended approach is to use a CNAME so you don't hit that issue, alternatively, you can have up to 5 Reserved-IPs per subscription and attach that Reserved-IP to your VM : New-AzureReservedIP from powershell
Edit : see http://azure.microsoft.com/blog/2014/05/14/reserved-ip-addre...
We have failover loadbalancing running between multiple datacenters, no issue here!
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I think it is a very logical solution. Naturally when I think of facebook, its the freshness of the data that is important for me, as a user I like to know whats going on now, as opposed to older timeframes. I think it seems quite logical that it is much more optimal to manage their data this way.
Thanks for sharing.
you can't tell me there are not some seriously good staff among that 18,000. Microsoft are a huge company, and very few are more successful than them. Microsoft have the environment to allow things to flourish. IMHO Microsoft are still ahead of the curve and agile, especially with Azure. Microsoft are massive ultimately because what they have done to date has been hugely successful. So its really a case of consuming Nokia.
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I think the description of events as just another collection, albeit a time based collection flow was nicer ( Observable === Collection + Time ), and also that this collection must have the ability to tell you that it has terminated.