I\'ve rebooted my computer 50-100 times this week. I find I can start / deploy locally usually 3-4 times before getting this message:
I\'m developing an Azure WorkerRole(). In the Compute Emulator console, I see all Trace.WriteLine() messages, but only those generated in OnStart() seem to be persisted into storage.
I have a windows service that I need to migrate to onto Azure as a Worker Role.Everything builds fine in my Azure solution.However, when I upload everything only the web role starts.The worker role in
just starting to explore Azure and I am still a bit confused regarding the purposes of web roles vs worker roles. In the solution I\'m working on mobile apps (iPhone, Android, Windows etc) will be acc
I have an Azure service which currently has a Web Role within it that has been deploy开发者_StackOverflow社区ed. I now have a need to add a Worker Role to the project to handle some maintenance, but I
I have a single instanced Worker Role up and running. Now I want to update the Worker Role via RDP without redeploying (for testing issues). How can I do this?
Is the Windows Azure operating system restarting开发者_运维技巧 or reseting a running worker role automatically from time to time? Or can I rely on the fact that my Worker role is running infinitely i
I now have my Windows Azure environment set up so that I can access my Worker Role with Remote Desktop.However, I\'m not sure how to proceed at the moment.After much digging I found a web site that wa
I was under the impression that a Web Service that should be run under a worker role. I j开发者_运维问答ust found out that a web service can be setup using the web role. What are the advantages to usi
I\'m currently porting a WCF Service Project over to an Azure Role. Until now the library containing the service also hosted a Quartz.Net JobFactory for some lightweight b开发者_开发技巧ackground proc