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Windows Azure gets stronger and more reliable through lesson learned

On November 18, 2014 there was a "glitch in the Matrix" and the fact that Microsoft has taken responsibility for the problem can either make you a believer in Cloud Computing or a naysayer.  We at RyanTech choose "BELIEVER" for many reasons.


  • The Cloud platforms are all still built with human hands so we have to understand that sometimes mistakes will be made.
  • When a mistake is made, we learn and grow from the event.
  • The Cloud platforms have still proven better up-time, faster resilience and flexibility as well as better and easier to administration systems than on-premises infrastructure.
  • The Cloud platforms come at a significantly low cost to deploy with a very high level of performance and reliability.
If you're interested in learning what specifically happened as well as the steps that Microsoft is putting in place to reduce the potential of this happening again in the future please feel free to read here: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/Azure-Outage-Root-Cause-61513.S.5953930590288957444?view=&item=5953930590288957444&type=member&gid=61513&trk=eml-b2_anet_digest_weekly-hero-12-grouppost-0&midToken=AQFg-xqElql4pA&fromEmail=fromEmail&ut=3qjN0o6wuY1CA1

We are a strong believer in Cloud Computing, especially in the Azure platform and we would love to hear your comments on this to help answer any questions that might come up regarding the outage.  Most notably, it's important to know that all Cloud Platforms have had reduced functionality and/or outages and the fact that Microsoft steps up to the plate to admit fault is an admirable quality in our trusted partner, Microsoft.

Kevin J. McMillen, CEO
RyanTech Cloud Services
@ryantechkevin @ryantechinc 
http://www.ryantechinc.com

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