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• David Rhoden (@davidrhoden) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Azure : trying to deploy an app fro the first time using your Djdngo/Postgres tutorial. Nothing is working and the error messages and debug output don't yet make sense to me. Where should I look for help?

• RedFyve (@RedFyv3) reported 2 minutes ago

  Why do you have to allow all #PowerShell scripts to execute just to use @Azure AD Connect? Can you sign your god damn scripts please?

• Jordan Frey (@FreyGeospatial) reported 3 minutes ago

  @snrelghtwt @Azure I thought some parts were a little difficult but others pretty easy. I passed with 850+ which wasn’t too bad but definitely there are some concepts that I would like to study some more. I did well on the NoSQL section which was interesting since I haven’t used that tech much.

• Corey🎃Managed NAT Gateway 🤡 Quinn (@QuinnyPig) reported 4 minutes ago

  @chrispy_sec @b_4bel @Azure It’s not a great article, but Azure itself has been VERY tight lipped about the entire thing. To me that’s the worst sin.

• SummeR600 (@SummeR600) reported 6 minutes ago

  @isaac_abraham @dustinmoris @Azure Isn't one of the benefits of using a SaaS service that you don't have to manage a server, and don't have to install runtimes. Also why would a Microsoft service not support all public LTS runtimes out of the box. This promotes developers to always use standalone deployments.

• Jonathan Channon (@jchannon) reported 11 minutes ago

  @dustinmoris @Azure hit the same issue yesterday with .net6 although i'm surprised yours doesn't work as they support 3.1. i had to do a selfcontained publish to fix it

• Leon S. Kennedy (@Edwards89452993) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Azure hello, I have a problem when proceeding to paiement when scheduling an AZ900 exam on Pearson vue. Can you please tell me if there is any issue with my profile please?

• Corey🎃Managed NAT Gateway 🤡 Quinn (@QuinnyPig) reported 15 minutes ago

  "My data is sensitive so it shouldn't live in a cloud provider" is naive in the extreme. They are better at protecting data than you are unless we're talking about @Azure in which case all bets are off; those people apparently do not give a **** about cloud security.

• Sander Olsthoorn (@Sand0rf) reported 25 minutes ago

  Another day, another service degradation on @Azure pipelines

• David Rhoden (@davidrhoden) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Azure : trying to deploy an app fro the first time using your Django/Postgres tutorial. Nothing is working and the error messages and debug output don't yet make sense to me. Where should I look for help?

• Jonathan Rault (@jo_n_go) reported 28 minutes ago

  So far @Azure is (by far) the worst to figure out the mapping between IAM permissions and APIs. There is just no way to know. @awscloud requires some scraping, but feasible. @googlecloud are all API driven, nice! #cloudsecurity

• Isaac Abraham (@isaac_abraham) reported 28 minutes ago

  @bomret @Azure Yeah, but at least this issue might actually still get resolved!

• Jeff Hollan (@jeffhollan) reported 32 minutes ago

  @dustinmoris @Azure Agree - challenge then may come if the build fails if the build depends on an SDK that isn't yet deployed globally - but yes cloud builds could prevent some issues between "DLL works here but not there"

• Frans Bouma (@FransBouma) reported 33 minutes ago

  @cincura_net @WUGCZ @Azure That sucks :( You'd think they keep an eye on that and make sure there's always capacity... or at least make it seamless for you to boot it up without problems...

• Isaac Abraham (@isaac_abraham) reported 33 minutes ago

  @gsohal84 @Azure To work around that, we ended up having to build a version of Azurite off a branch that had experimental table support.

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