Hi all,
Is anyone currently running any of their infrastructure on Azure? And if so, how are you liking it?
Thanks,
Mark
I would really like to have Tessitura on AZURE…
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Hi Mark,
We switched our web server over to Azure a couple of months ago. So far it’s working well for us. Out-of–the-box ftp access isn’t there but there are workarounds. That would be my only complaint.
Steve
From: Tessitura Web Forum [mailto:forums-tessitura-web@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Mark WladikaSent: April-08-15 5:11 PMTo: Steve CunninghamSubject: [Tessitura Web Forum] AZURE - Anyone?
We are running our backups to Azure. We were using Azure Backup since Azure gives us as a credit every year as a chartiable non-profit. I'm now switching to different bakcup option however that will also go to Azure but the backup will run on a VM. The software also allows restore direct to Azure so I will be able to use Azure essentially as a DR site that I should be able to spin major services (Event manage software and file servers etc) up in a couple hours with little financial output for the monthly costs.
I have found some really annoying things about Azure.
1.) No disks bigger then 1023 GB (to get a bigger disk you need to create multiples and combine them at the os level somehow) for VM's
2.) No console access. I think this would prevent me from dropping all my infrastructure into Azure with the current way my on-site is setup.