Finder tags in cloud services?

Does anyone know how to get cloud services other than iCloud to include OS X tag metadata? I'm aware that iCloud Drive is capable but I need to create an account that will be shared between several people so I need something like google drive, dropbox, etc but they don't seem to work.
Any info would be awesome! Thanks!

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Is there any command to find the running cloud services in the current PC in windows?

Is there way to find the list of running cloud service providers in the current PC through C++ programming ?
Or is there any other tool which gives the list of service providers running in the PC?
I know this question is not related to Azure but Azure comes under this part..
Please let me know the answer if any one is aware of it....

Hello DeekshaBharathi,
There are only 3 ways of communicating with the Azure cloud services:
a. Management Portal
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/cloud-services-how-to-manage/
b. REST APIs
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/ee460799.aspx
c. Powershell
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/jj156055.aspx
Since that you want to use commands to manage Cloud Services. You can do it using PowerShell. You can refer to the article above for more information on this.
Thanks,
Syed Irfan Hussain.

No Cloud Services when signing into Microsoft Azure Publish

When signing into Microsoft Azure Publish in Visual Studio 2013 (right click Cloud Project -> "Publish..."), none of my cloud services are appearing.
This has previously always been working for me.
Signing in using my Windows Live account (I am a "co-administrator"):
When opening the publish window, I get this popup asking me to create a new service!
Because as you can see, I now have no services:
I have no idea what has happened. Can anyone help?
I also tried signing in with the portal Administrator credentials - same problem!
I posted this same question on stackoverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27544319/no-cloud-services-when-signing-into-microsoft-azure-publish

Hi,
I have tested the same in my lab environment and I am able to find the list of cloud services.
Suggest you to try the below
Sign Out of your subscription by going to Publish > Manage > Sign Out
Re open Visual Studio by choosing Run as an Administrator and Sign In with your subscription and check if you are now able to find all the cloud services in your subscription
Looking forward for your reply.
Regards,
Sowmya

Does VZ still have a back up to the cloud service? and if so How can I find out if I am enrolled? And if I am, what all is backed up?

my phone is acting hinky. and thinking of a "master reset" but don't want to loose contacts, pictures and music.

Verizon still has a backup to the Cloud service. Its included in the more everything plan and most other plans have at least 5GB of storage. You could find out what features you have on your account in My Verizon. Log in and look at apps and features and programs. Alternatively, if you are using an Android phone and some others, you can use Google Gmail to backup contacts and Google Drive to backup all other files pics music and videos. You can also back up your content to your PC. DropBox and OneDrive are other alternatives with storage space. Gmail gives you 15GB and OneDrive 15-30GB.

How do I tell my clients to configure the connectionstrings for a cloud service?

I have an application that exists in two forms
A Windows Service
A Clouse Service with a Web Worker Role
Both applications have an encrypted connection string in the app.config;
for clients using the Windows Service I know how to tell them to change the config file.
For a cloud service is it possible to edit the configuration file?
I read something about Azure Settings, but I can't find any good information about that, is that the preferred method for setting environment settings in a Cloud Service?
Can you remote in to a VM or whatever hosts the Cloud Service?
Thank you for any help. I am writing the documentation about how to setup the Azure environment and I realized I don't know myself, I only know how to publish with Visual Studio to a cloud service with the values already set. That works, but I can't
tell a client to use Visual Studio.

Hi,
For a cloud service, though it is possible to access instance VMs and do changes on their file system by RDP sessions, but it is not recommended, as you will end up loosing your changes if role instance VMs are restarted.
If you really want to keep certain settings configurable and which will be shared by all your role instances, best way to do is to utilise the cloud service configurations, typically you mention these settings in .cscfg file and you can also edit those using
azure management portal.
You can also access those from your code
string settingValue = CloudConfigurationManager.GetSetting("SettingString");
Read more about it here - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/ee405486.aspx
http://haishibai.blogspot.in/2012/09/windows-azure-cloud-service.html
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Cisco Jabber for Telepresence 4.6.3 Setting for "Webex Telepresence" Cloud Service

I am looking for the server setting that can be installed into the Cisco Jabber for Telepresence Client (MOVI) that will allow it to connect to the "Webex Telepresence" cloud service. I cannot find a download anywhere that has the infomation re-configured for the "Webex Telepresence" service.
Thanks for your help in advance
Tim
Well after a few hours of searching i have the Answer
The Client can be downloaded from: http://download.telepresence.webex.com/MCX/4.6.3.17194/WIN/JabberVideo_4.6.3GA.exe
This will come with the following setting pre-configured: Sign-in Setting > Internal Server: https://boot.telepresence.webex.com/tmsagent/api/rest/devices/movi/provisioning
If you have the JabberVideo Client installed and just want to change where it gets provisioned from VCS or Webex Telepresence then you should be able to use your current client and just change the internal server settings and clear the external setting.
Then you will need to use your Webex Telepresence Login ID and Password.
Hope this helps Someone.
Tim
Message was edited by: Timothy Shire

A1: Because it can use either (webex or CUPS), there are two deployment modes, all is on the documentation if you haven't gone thru it.
You type in what it's asking, nothing more. Choose one, and then use the CUPS hostname, DNS is basically mandatory, the PC needs name resolution for all you have configured (VM/CUCM/etc)
A2: No, it can be IM&P, full UC and phone mode. No, Full UC and phone mode use the PC for media termination, deskphone control uses the phone for media. Did you change the parameters during install for phone mode??? If not, it's not in phone mode.
A3: No, that can be many things, DNS, connectivity, credentials, etc
You mention DNS is not used, so, most likely that's the problem.
I'd strongly recommend you to review the whole deployment guide for Jabber for Windows.
HTH
java
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ITunes M4A vs Amazon MP3, ripping in iTunes, cloud services

Sorry to ask 3 different questions in 1 thread, but they're all kind of related..
1) I've been struggling for a while to decide which service to use for digital music. Until recently, I always bought physical CDs and ripped them to my computer at 320Kbps. Then, Amazon started to attract me with all of the deals they have and free credits, not to mention the Cloud player. So I started buying from Amazon. I also had some iTunes credit, which I used and was surprised to find quite a difference in quality. Both are 256Kbps, but Amazon uses MP3, while iTunes apparently uses AAC M4A files. The thing that stands out to me is that the audio is louder and clearer.
Has anybody else noticed this? Everywhere I look online people say there's no difference in the two, but I swear there is. If you download the same song from Amazon and iTunes then listen to them back to back at the same volume, you should notice the difference. Preferable some kind of rock song with louder music where it may be a big harder to make out the lyrics. It's not so much "quality", like the MP3s sound "bad" compared to them, or are missing parts of the audio. It's just that the M4A files are louder and seemingly clearer, making it easier to understand lyrics. It's different than just turning up the volume, the words really stand out more in an M4A file.
So is it just me, or is AAC really that much better than MP3? The 256kbps M4As from iTunes even sound better than the 320kbps MP3s I've always ripped from my CDs via Windows Media Player. I've not, however, compared to the 320kbps MP3s from Google Play, maybe I will try that sometime.
2) Assuming that it's better, that means I need to re-rip my entire CD collection. Will ripping within iTunes to M4A 256kbps give me the same quality as if I bought the file from iTunes and downloaded the file? Also, it looks like you can rip all the way up to 320kbps. Is it even worth it with AAC files, or will I likely not notice a difference over 256kbps?
3) Finally, cloud services. This is the one that has me the most confused. I have 2 goals really: #1, be able to listen to all of my music on my work computer in addition to my home computer and #2, have access to all of my music in some cloud service to access on my Android phone and Android tablet. I have 3 main services to chose from, Amazon, Google, and Apple, each with pros and cons.
Amazon
Pros - lower prices, lots of sales and free credits, all MP3s purchased there are automatically added to my Amazon Cloud, as well as any albums that have the "AutoRip" feature, Amazon Cloud Player seems sufficient both on my desktop and mobile devices.
Cons - lowest audio quality out of all services, can only store 250 personal songs for free, $25/year to upgrade to 250,000 songs
Google
Pros - lower prices than iTunes and sales, but not sure if they're as good as Amazon, all MP3s purchased there are automatically added to my play library
Cons - the desktop web client and mobile app aren't very good, IMO. You don't have much choice over how to view/organize the music. Amazon Cloud player seems better in every way.
iTunes
Pros - best audio quality, iTunes Match for $25/year to have my entire iTunes library in iCloud, including songs not purchased from iTunes (no size/# limit that I'm aware of), iTunes desktop app works fairly well and could be installed on my work computer and play my entire library with iTunes Match
Cons - highest prices, no client for Android devices, iTunes Match costs $25/year
(if I left off any pros/cons, please point them out and I'll add them to the list)
So here's my predicament: I want to start ripping all of my CDs and making all of my digital purchases in iTunes, mostly because of the superior audio quality. But, doing it this way I'll have no good cloud option for my phone and tablet. I could pay for the Amazon Cloud Pro to be able to upload my entire library there, but I would lose the quality of most files (they would match the files with their versions). I could upload my library to Google Play, but I would lose the quality there as well AND I hate their web client and mobile app.
Alternately, I could start purchasing all of my stuff from Amazon. Then, I could pay for iTunes Match to upgrade all of my songs to the better quality files, but I still couldn't use it for cloud-purposes, and it seems the only way to get the files onto your computer is to delete the source file then download it from the iCloud, but a lot of people are saying that's risky.
So, I just don't know what to do. Is there something I'm missing here that would offer me a better solution? I wish Amazon would just start offering better quality audio files, that would solve everything.
Note: I'm aware I could just store my music ON my Android phone and tablet, but 1) that would take a lot of manual work and upkeep and 2) I wouldn't have enough space on my tablet for my entire library (or on the phone without buying a 32GB microSDHC card). So, I really don't want to go that route.

AAC is a more modern codec than MP3 and thanks to advances is able to be more efficient at compressing audio than MP3. This means that at the same bit rate e.g. 256Kbps AAC will retain more of the original quality than MP3 at the same bit rate. Most of the articles I have seen say that roughly a 256Kbps AAC file would be equivalent in quality to a 320Kbps MP3 file meaning the AAC file is up to 25% more efficient.
You could if you wish rip CDs at 320Kbps AAC and that in theory would sound even better compared to a 320Kbps MP3 file. However for most people listening on a portable media player (aka. iPod) with standard earphones you would not be able to tell. In a home playing through your HiFi speakers then you might be able to tell the difference.
By the way, it is now possible to rip all your CDs in Apple Lossless format meaning it is exactly the same quality as the original CD, and still have iTunes automatically convert to AAC when copying to your iPod/iPhone. This way you get full CD quality in your home, but use a smaller slightly lower quality file on your iPod/iPhone.

Need advice for starting a Managed Cloud Service for Small Businesses

I hope this is in the right forum. I have done a lot of research and searching but havent found anything that specifically answers, in total, what I am wanting to accomplish. I live in a small town and want to start a Managed Cloud Services for
small to small-medium business in my area (2-30 users for each business). I want to market this to have businesses replace their in-house server(s) to virtual ones I would host in a local Data Center with my own equipment that I would maintain. I
am just starting off so I don't have any clients I do this for currently, but I get asked about this frequently. I want to run a 2012 R2 Domain Controller and a Hyper-V 2012 R2 server. The virtual servers I will host are going to be for AD, RDS,
FTP, and files. Software examples that people are going to be using these virtual servers for are Quickbooks, Sage Accounting, Remote Desktop or RemoteApp, custom CRM or small database software, Office 2013, etc. No Exchange currently but will
probably configure something for that in the future (maybe run 1-3 virtually for now if someone asks, but will only do it if the user base is fairly small ~under 10 users). I only have 1 static IP to work with over a 100Mbps connection up and down.
For hardware, I am figuring something along the lines of this:
(1) 1U, single CPU w/2-4 cores, 8GB, 2x73GB SAS 10k RAID 1, Dual PSU, running Windows Server 2012 R2
Domain Controller
(1) 2U, 2x 8-core Xeon ~2.6Ghz, 80GB RAM, 8x600GB SAS 15k in Raid 10 for Storage (VHDX files, etc), RAID 1 small Basic drives (or USB stick) for OS, Dual PSU, Quad GB Nic which I can use for load balancing/teaming, Hyper-V
2012 R2
Hyper-V Virtual Server
(1) GB Unmanaged Network Switch & (1) Cisco 5510 Firewall
Most of my questions are about the best way to configure this. I am planning on managing my Hyper-V from the physical Domain Controller server. Each virtual server will have RDS & (possibly) AD services on a single server.
1) I want to replicate the physical Domain Controller. Should I get another server or just virtualize the replica in Hyper-V? I understand that if the Hyper-V goes down, so does my DC replica.
2) Should I use my Domain Controller to manage ALL users on each virtual Server, by creating separate Organizational Units for each business?
3) Should I setup my domain controller with Hyper-V management and then each Virtual Server I setup be a separate domain (Ex. mydomain.local, business1.local, business2.local, etc)? Each one has no connection to any
other, completely seperate. Or should I do subdomains (business1.mydomain.local).
4) What I have read is that Subdomains are a pain to manage with user rights, etc. I want to keep each server complete separated from one another over a network connection, I suppose the VLan through Hyper-V options
do this? I dont want wondering users to stumble upon another businesses files (I know they would probably be prompted with a login for that business/domain).
5) For each virtual server, I want to create and have an HTTP subdomain point to that server from my domain name. (Ex: business1.mydomain.com, business2.mydomain.com, etc.) I want them to be able to have access to
only their RemoteApps or be able to type that address in their Remote Desktop program as the host name. This would be for viewing the RemoteApp login page and RemoteApps for that business over HTTP/S through a browser.
6) If I do not have separate DC's in each virtual and my main DC manages each one, is their a way to connect up each companies RemoteApps using a single site that only shows what they are assigned to based upon their login?
(Ex. http://login.mydomain.com which then shows that user what they are assigned on their own virtual server)
7) Since each business will use the same ports for RemoteApp (443) & RDC (3389 unless I change it), how would I setup the subdomains to point to their correct server and not overlap for mess with any of the other servers
since its all over 1 static WAN IP for all servers. Thats why I figured setting up IIS subdomains would solve this.
8) For backups or Hyper-V replication, is it better to have software that backs up the ENTIRE Hyper-V server (Acronis Advanced Backup for Hyper-V) as well as replication or just backups? Or should I do separate file
backup on each virtual with a replica? Can a replica be a slower server since its just a backup? (Ex. 1x 8 core, 80GB, 8x600GB 10k SAS)
9) For the servers that will be using FTP, can I again rely on the subdomains to determine which server to connect to on port 21 without changing each FTP servers ports? I just want each business/person to type in
the subdomain for their business and it connect up to their assigned FTP directory over port 21.
10) If the physical DC manages DNS for all Virtual servers, can I forward sub domain requests to the proper virtual server so they connect to the correct RemoteApp screen etc. Again all I have is 1 IP.
I hope all of these questions make sense. I just want every business to be independent of each other on the Hyper-V, each on their own virtual server, all without changing default ports on each server, each server running RDS, (possibly) AD, (a few) FTP,
and all over a common single WAN IP. Hoping subdomains (possibly managed through IIS on the physical DC) will redirect users to their appropriate virtual server.

If you really want to run your own multi-tenant service provider cloud, Microsoft has defined the whole setup needed.
They call it Infrastructure as a Service Product Line Architecture. You can find the full documentation here -
http://blogs.technet.com/b/yuridiogenes/archive/2014/04/17/infrastructure-as-a-service-product-line-architecture.aspx
There are several different ways of configuring and installing it. Here is a document I authored that provides step-by-step instructions for deploying into a Cisco UCS and EMC VSPEX environment -
http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/unified_computing/ucs/UCS_CVDs/ucs_mspc_fasttrack40_phase1.pdf
This document contains the basic infrastructure required to manage a private cloud. I will soon be publishing a document to add the Windows Azure Pack components onto the above configuration. That is what would more easily provide a multi-tenant
experience with a Azure look and feel. It is not Azure, but the Azure pack is a series of applications, some of which came from Azure, the provides Azure-like capabilities only in a service provider type of environment.
Whether you use my document or not (which has actually corrected errors found in the Microsoft documentation), you should take a look at it to see what it takes to put something like this up, if you are really serious about it. It is not a small undertaking.
It requires a lot of moving pieces to be coordinated. Yes, my document is designed to scale to a large environment, but you need the components that are there. No need re-inventing the wheel. Microsoft's documentation is based on a lot of
real hands on experience of their consulting organization that has been doing this for customers for years. This one is also know as Fast Track 4. I've done 2 (2008 R2) and 3 (2012), also and it just keeps getting more complicated based on customer
demands and expectations.
Good luck!
. : | : . : | : . tim

Change basicHttpBinding to wsHttpBinding in azure cloud service web role

So I created a cloud service project in visual studio and added wcf service web role to cloud service.
By default wcf service web role binding is set to basicHttpBinding.
Currently my web.config looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<configuration>
<system.diagnostics>
<trace>
<listeners>
<add type="Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Diagnostics.DiagnosticMonitorTraceListener, Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Diagnostics, Version=2.1.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35"
name="AzureDiagnostics">
<filter type="" />
</add>
</listeners>
</trace>
</system.diagnostics>
<system.web>
<compilation debug="true" targetFramework="4.0" />
</system.web>
<system.serviceModel>
<behaviors>
<serviceBehaviors>
<behavior>

<serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="true"/>

<serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="false"/>
</behavior>
</serviceBehaviors>
</behaviors>
<serviceHostingEnvironment multipleSiteBindingsEnabled="true" />
</system.serviceModel>
<system.webServer>
<modules runAllManagedModulesForAllRequests="true"/>
<directoryBrowse enabled="true"/>
</system.webServer>
</configuration>
How do I change my config to use wsHttpBinding?

Hi,
Please refer to
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms733099.aspx. From my experience, in Windows Azure, we cannot use Windows authentication (the default configuration for WSHttpBinding), unless we use WAAD and let the cloud server join the local domian. So it is
needed to turn off authentication, or use an alternative authentication mechanism (such as username and password).
Best Regards,
Ming Xu
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How do I connect two VMs in the same cloud service?

I want to setup a DB cluster with two VMs in a single cloud service. My DB (Couchbase) requires being able to reference the other nodes by IP address or hostname. Since VMs change their IP everytime they restart I can't use that, and as far as I can tell
hostname is the same for both VMs in a cloud service. But the Azure docs mention Azure provided name resolution (here https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/jj156088.aspx). I can't find any information on how this service works, or how I find the permanent
hostnames it assigns to my VMs within a cloud service. Is there anyway to find one VM from another within a cloud service that persists across restarts?

Hi CanuckAlex;
Thank you for your post.
Virtual machines must be in a cloud service, which acts as a container and provides a unique public DNS name, a public IP address, and a set of endpoints to access the virtual machine over the Internet. The cloud service can optionally be in a virtual network.
If a cloud service is not in a virtual network, the virtual machines in that cloud service can only communicate with other virtual machines through the use of the other virtual machines’ public DNS names, and that traffic would travel over the Internet.
If a cloud service is in a virtual network, the virtual machines in that cloud service can communicate with all other virtual machines in the virtual network without sending any traffic over the Internet.
If you place your virtual machines in the same standalone cloud service, you can take advantage of load balancing and availability sets. For details, see
Load balancing virtual machines and
Manage the availability of virtual machines. However, you cannot organize the virtual machines on subnets or connect a standalone cloud service to your on-premises network. Here is an example.
If you place your virtual machines in a virtual network, you can decide how many cloud services you want to use to take advantage of load balancing and availability sets. Additionally, you can organize the virtual machines on subnets in the same way as your
on-premises network and connect the virtual network to your on-premises network. Here is an example.
Virtual networks are the recommended way to connect virtual machines in Azure. The best practice is to configure each tier of your application in a separate cloud service. This enables advanced user rights delegation through Role Based Access Control (RBAC).
For more information, see
Role Based Access Control in Azure Preview Portal. However, you may need to combine some virtual machines from different application tiers into the same cloud service to remain within the maximum of 200 cloud services per subscription.
To connect virtual machines in a virtual network:
Create the virtual network in the Azure Management Portal. For more information, see
Virtual Network Configuration Tasks.
Create the set of cloud services for your deployment in the Azure Management Portal to reflect your design for availability sets and load balancing with
New > Compute > Cloud Service > Custom Create.
When you create each new virtual machine, specify the correct cloud service and your virtual network. If the cloud service has been previously associated with your virtual network, its name will already be selected for you.
Here is an example using the Azure Management Portal.
To connect virtual machines in a standalone cloud service:
Create the cloud service for your deployment in the Azure Management Portal with
New > Compute > Cloud Service > Custom Create.
When you create the virtual machine, specify the name of cloud service created in step 1. Alternately, you can create the cloud service for your deployment when you create your first virtual machine.
Here is an example using the Azure Management Portal for the existing cloud service named EndpointTest.
PS: One can assign static IP address to VM on Azure, You could refer to this
link here.
Hope this helps.
Warm Regards;
Prasant

Cloud service with iTunes - how does it work?

May I use "cloud" service to storage my podcasts? (http://selectel.ru/services/cloud-storage/) iTunes doesn't see the link (Bad http error 502)

I can't read the page you link to as it's in Russian. However, many 'cloud' service are intended for you to store your files for your own use, requiring a login, and this won't work for a podcast. You need to host the feed and the media files on a web sperver, the same as if they were actually web pages, so that they are accessible to all.
You may find my 'get you started' page on podcasting helpful:
http://rfwilmut.net/pc

I want to resell Oracle Database Cloud Service. What are the criteria to do so?

In order to resell Oracle Database Cloud Service, partners need to meet the following criteria:
Be a Gold, Platinum, or Diamond member of the Oracle PartnerNetwork in good standing with a valid OPN Agreement.
Have a valid Full Use Program Distribution Agreement (FUDA) with Oracle, or be in the process of applying for one.
Have a valid Cloud Services Distribution Addendum (CSDA) or be in the process of applying for one.
For questions about the criteria, how to apply for OPN, FUDA and CSDA please contact the Oracle Partner Business Center via phone, email or chat. The social media service also is available on Twitter at @OrclPartnerBiz
Thank you.
Emilia

Hi Srini,
In order to resell our Cloud Services, please see below the current requirements:
Be an Oracle PartnerNetwork member in good standing (Gold or higher) with a valid OPN Agreement
Meet the resale competency criteria set forth within each of the Knowledge Zones (listed here)
Execute a Full Use Program Distribution Agreement (FUDA) and Cloud Services Distribution Addendum (CSDA)
You can also find more information here.
Thanks

Can't publish to Azure Cloud Service from Visual Studio 2013

I have a VS project that I upgraded from VS 2012 to VS 2013. I can run it locally, and had no issues publishing to Azure when I was using VS 2012. When I attempt to publish the upgraded app to an Azure Cloud Service that already exists, I am getting this
error. Note that I have checked the Service Config files and did a search on the entire solution and can not find any reference to "LocalStorage1" anywhere in the Project or Solution. I have another VS 20113 Project that publishes just fine
to Azure Cloud Service. Any ideas on how to fix this?
PUBLISH ERROR:
Windows Azure could not find the resource LocalStorage1 in the service package. To upgrade the deployment, you must add the resource. Otherwise, perform a new deployment.

That's actually what I meant in my first post. When publishing to a new service, it is fine, because the deployment does not have to compare what is already there (it is a new service, so nothing is there) and what is in your package. But while upgrading
a service, bunch of settings have to match between an existing service and the package you are trying to upload. So the error you got wasn't about you having something extra in your package, but having something extra in your existing service and missing in
the package you were uploading. Hope that helps.
Anyway, please move this question to cloud services forums (this one is for web sites only), as there are experts in that area and they might be able to help you better.
Thanks,
Petr

'role discovery data is unavailable' cloud service (staging)

This has been posted on stackoverflow, so apologies for the cross post, but I'm trying to gain traction on fixing this and losing time.
I currently have a production cloud service working. I moved a project dependency from being a direct dll reference to local nuget package and after some re-factoring, decided to deploy my efforts to the staging site.
Locally, the changes with the dependency appears to be working correctly; the site loads and works well using the azure compute emulator.
However, when I deploy to the staging environment (via visual studio publish to azure option) the deployment fails as it detects multiple cycles of the instance which points to a spin up issue. When I've jumped on the box to try and find the route cause, I
can see the dreaded role discovery data is unavailable exception.
My gut hunch is nuget has updated a package which caused this but can't see what and why it would work locally but not in the cloud. I thought it might be the azure caching but it looks as though I'm using the same version as the live (working) site.
- Does anyone have a fix for this?
- If this works locally (cuts out many answers I've seen when you see this using the emulator), what am I missing or including to prevent this working in the cloud?
- Is there a way I can debug this further to find out why I'm getting the exception
Many, many thanks in advance to anyone who spares any time reading this

Hi Sir,
Base on my experience, if we implement the references using NuGet, we could see those DLL files from "References". I recommend you could set those DLL files "Copy Local" to "true". And try to deploy project
again. And I wondered know what error details when you deployed project. The link below is about how to remote debug cloud service, please try it.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/ff683670.aspx
Sample:
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsazure/Remote-Debugging-Windows-dedaaec9
For this error information, you could see the similar thread:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11547855/azure-role-discovery-data-is-unavailable-error-when-switching-from-iisexpress
Regards,
Will
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Sync between Memory Drive and PC wihout using cloud service

I want to sync between Memory Drive (SD Card) and PC.
I do not want to use any cloud service.
i did not find blackberry link doing the job. It just copies files on either direction, depend where we invoked the command.
i am ok to manual sync only when connected to PC by cable. I do not expect any sync on WiFi or over internet.
Any idea, how can we do it.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Another option i used is access SD card over WiFi, first we need to enable WiFi Access from media storate option.
Then map SD card as a drive on PC.
Default userid is \Blackberry and password is whatever we set.
Then right click and select make always available offline.

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