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Midyear planning is coming and companies using ADFv2 need to allocate resources to handle the significant changes that are expected when ADFv2 transitions to GA. I have already had two issues in as many weeks where changes being released behind the scenes have broken scheduled/triggered pipelines, given non-sensical errors, and were not reproducible through manual pipeline execution. Please add a rough timeframe (e.g. Around end of month X) when ADFv2 GA will occur. Please also add details of how much time we should plan to spend on upgrading to the GA version. Frankly, I'm expecting a near complete break, but would like to be pleasantly surprised.

Vegas Towing Service

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Application Insights - support for multiple environments

It would be good if I didn't have to set up application insights for each of my environments, like local, dev, test, staging, production. I want all my telemetry for my application to go into one container, and I want Application Insights to be aware of the different environments so I can quickly filter between them when using the Portal. This could be extended down to Visual Studio, where I can already see my debug telemetry separately from production, but actually, this feature will give the developer even more control and insight into application code, as it passes through the different stages of the release cycle.

Option to refresh upon closing context blade

Context blades (the skinny fly-in blade from the right) are being used more and more in designs, especially as Azure continues to transition to a fullscreen experience. One common use case is provide an intermediate UI that helps a user to perform small actions (e.g. simple add, create, edit). In these cases the user may hit a button like "Save" on the context pane which kicks off stuff on the back end and closes the context pane. However, there is no feedback on the main blade UI about the action that was performed, unless there is a notification (not applicable to all cases) or the user manually refreshes the page. It would be great if there was an option to refresh the original blade when the context blade is dismissed, so that the user can get more immediate feedback about the status of the system. Example: A settings type page - the user clicks on a link to edit a particular setting. The context pane flies in and the user makes the change, and hits save. Ideally the page they return to will refresh to have the most current information displayed to show the user that yes, the edit you just made was indeed successfully saved.

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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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