Ben Foster • 7/18/2012

Azure Virtual Machines do not come with a Sysadmin

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The article details a developer's experience migrating a .NET web app to an Azure Virtual Machine (IaaS). It focuses on troubleshooting a "Response is not available in this context" error when using Azure Storage Client or HttpUtility methods during Application_Start. The investigation reveals this is a .NET 4.0 runtime issue specific to the Azure VM environment, not a bug in the Storage Client, emphasizing that Azure VMs require proactive system administration and patching.

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