I would like to see a feature to shrink VHD from 127 GB default, i feel its not fair business practice for us not to choose or modify size

1st allocating 127 GB may be business decision but not allowing to shrink it is not a fair practice it more like money grab.,

downloading and uploading do this task is also not fair as we will be charged for download

Reserved Instances are already available for Pay-As-You-Go and EA offer types. Please expedite the release of Reserved Instances for CSP offers.

Grant unlimited access - Custom Vision

In Custom Vision API, we have limited api access to 1000 calls per day. How to increase the custom vision api access count to infinitive?
Is there any pricing tier introduced?

Add VM status to VM dashboard tile, to have an overview over all VMs.

I want an option like most of the other azure features support is to do notifications using webhooks so we can for instance forward critical events to Teams or Slack.

My scenario include two Virtual Machines acting as Web Servers and a Traffic Manager in-place if the primary node fails I can switch to the other VM that is in a different datacenter. However they are accessible only by specific public IPs and to get Traffic Manager working, I had to create a rule in a different port for ANY.

Wouldn't be easier to have an option on Source Azure Services, like there is in Azure SQL Server firewall?

There should be a option to easily increase resource availability based on existing data, like something that would reflect the phrase "Increase machine count by 1 every 30 min from 7am until 9am". Currently setting different rules for every 30 min breaks and auto scale usually raises 5 at once...

Azure USGov doesn't have a system status page, and I know I'll need one.

Here's the AWS page for comparison:
http://status.aws.amazon.com/govcloud

Because resources are shared among consumers in plans, one person may experience SNAT Port Exhaustion side effects from another consumer. This can cause business critical elements to malfunction without a clear cause.

I recommend that you create some sort of automation that recognizes any snat port exhaustion on a resource, and moves the instance to a restricted sandbox environment where other consumer's resources won't be affected until the issue is fixed.

It appears someone deleted our VM and VHD over night.

We cannot recover it without going to the backups

Very unhappy that this cloud thing is not as good as advertised

We would like the ability to customize the text on the "Block Access" screen. This would allow us to explain to the user why they don't have access to the App and put a link to a Helpdesk KB. Also, it would be preferable to be able to customize the text per Conditional Rule, so the text can be specific to why the user was blocked for that particular App.

Create an API for conditional access that only displays the policies, but also enables you to perform 'What If' to test the them.
It will significantly help create automations by overseeing what might get blocked. A response should be a detailed report like in the Azure Portal.

Original post https://twitter.com/jenohr/status/644925369980588032/

Split the Tags column, in the downloadable Billing Usage CSV, by individual tags so that we can sort/filter by department tag and bill departments. (AWS has this functionality.)

Session-aware queue is a awesome feature.

But if you work with any tecnology (all but .Net), you don't have access to it because REST API do not support this feature.

There are more and more browsers (Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome with HTTPS Everywhere Plugin) that get HTTPS when connecting to a website. These customers then receive an error message (SSLERRORBADCERTDOMAIN). The reason is because the browser receives the domain azurewebsites. net as a response from the server and not my domain names. The certificate error messages can no longer be skipped in the newer browser versions. These customers will never come to the website.

Why wasn't user domain logins one of the first things added to Azure MFA Server? That makes the most sense. I mean seriously. I understand application 2FA but user login without 2FA is an even higher security risk.

Notifications disappear from last session. Due to this its difficult to keep track of inprogress work.
E.g- Importing a database
Notification - Inprogress
After refresh notification is gone and you have no idea about the status of your import .

When will MS Azure have ASR for Azure to Azure using Managed Disk ready? thanks