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Because of the dumb backwoods requirement to have a NON-VOIP number in order to sign up for Azure instead of using MS's Skype, our modern VOIP numbers, or just using a CC number like modern corporations, I suggest that you look up local payphones and have MS call that payphone with the connection number. Hopefully MS will join the 21st century some day. At least the no longer use fax numbers.

Allow redirecting error rows in ADF with polybase enabled

In case of data write error, error rows can’t be redirected for examination later and are lost if they are not preserved in source.

Datacenter in mexico with express route

Our company requires a stable connectivity to a datacenter in Mexico with express route because each day we are deploying more critical applications that depend on the connections to the datacenter.

Give access to the Azure SQL Database servers limit in the Subscription's quotas page.

It is currently impossible to have the maximum quantity of SQL servers we can create in a subscription. Normally, this kind of limitation is in subscription / quotas tab, but currently, it is not (confirmed by Premier support).

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Make it less expensive to run my very small service on Windows Azure.

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Continue Azure offering free for Developers

After February 1st 2010, it's going to be tough for developers/freelancers/hobbiest to learn, test and deploy azure applications as it's going to be billed for everything. Like Google AppEngine (http://code.google.com/appengine/whyappengine.html#norisk) Azure should provide free offering for developers with some similar limitations and if the usage goes beyond, one can enter in billing.

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IIS8 and ASP.NET 4.5 support in AZURE platform

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Reduce cloud costs, specifically storage and bandwidth

Cloud computing might be tempting when you are just starting a company because you don't need to worry about having your own infrastructure. But as you host more and more storage and demand more and more bandwidth, the current cost per GB models become pricey. There is a now-popular analogy between cars and the cloud. The current cloud offering is advantageous when you rent a car from city A to city B, but if you are traveling too often, you better buy your own. All the hype around cloud computing set aside, if the cloud is aiming at the next big thing for businesses, it better be cheaper!! Cheaper for especially large companies. When is Windows Azure going to cost less? At least, Amazon has a better-looking model in which they reduce per GB costs when the consumption rate is over a specific number. MS should provide a better solution to all-MS .NET developers.

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