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Azure AD has some password policies regarding restrictions and below are some of the defaults: reference https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/authentication/concept-sspr-policy 1. A minimum of 8 characters and a maximum of 16 characters. 2. Strong passwords only: Requires three out of four of the following: a. Lowercase characters. b. Uppercase characters. c. Numbers (0-9). d. Symbols @ # $ % ^ & * - _ ! + = [ ] { } | \ : ‘ , . ? / ` ~ “ ( ) ; We would like to have the item #1 to be configurable to the administrator's discretion on further strengthening the above password restrictions, like leveraging the min characters from 8 to 12 characters and max characters from 16 to 20.

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make a free version

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Watch Dog

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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.

Web App should use private IP in a VNet with Service Endpoints

Remove the limitation that prevents us from using Web Apps with Service Endpoints to limit access to Azure SQL database. Limitation is described here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/sql-database/sql-database-vnet-service-endpoint-rule-overview?toc=%2fazure%2fvirtual-network%2ftoc.json#limitations "•A Web App can be mapped to a private IP in a VNet/subnet. Even if service endpoints are turned ON from the given VNet/subnet, connections from the Web App to the server will have an Azure public IP source, not a VNet/subnet source. To enable connectivity from a Web App to a server that has VNet firewall rules, you must Allow all Azure services on the server."

Allow provisioned VM pricing to be altered to add software licensing without reprovisioning

As an Azure VM user/administrator, I would like to be able to take an existing VM priced at one rate, and "upgrade" the pricing to include licensing for products installed after provisioning. I would like this to provide flexibility (e.g., if I want to install SQL Server on a Windows priced VM, without losing install/configuration work already undertaken on that VM and without independently licensing SQL; or if I want to add BizTalk to a Win/SQL-priced VM). I would also like this to allow simplified compliance (e.g., a Windows-priced VM is found to have SQL Server installed after provisioning), to allow upgraded/hourly pricing to be applied to an existing VM to reflect installed Microsoft products (at least).

Available Disk Space monitoring and alerts are not sufficient

The current available tools for visualizing and alerting on available Disk Space for Azure Virtual Machines should be expanded. In the Dashboards module, there is no Live Tile that would allow you to see a Virtual Machine's disks and available space. You can get some data through custom queries, but these queries are manual-refresh only and are not truly suited to a live Dashboard environment. Similarly, there is no way to create an Alert for low disk space in the current Alerts module. In Alerts (Classic) there was a % Free Disk Space - this is not sufficient because it would not alert you to an individual disk being full. In Alerts (non-classic) there is no Alert Criteria in either Disks or Virtual Machines that would allow you to monitor the free space associated with any disks on a Virtual Machine.

One Microsoft Client

One Microsoft Cloud Client Please provide one client for azure (or maybe also office365) with the possibility to expand this client with features. Actually we have to install many small Clients for intunes, several for OMS and so on. Maybe it could be one intunes managed client-Software and if there are for example on one machine OMS-features needed, then we can just choose which Feature on which client and the client downloads and installs everything. Same for AIP, Dynamics Plugins and so on. Thanks, Martin

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