Windows Azure Platform Ready Testing Tool?

Our service AzureWatch is in the same boat. I've been in touch with MS engineers at the Ready program and they don't appear to support our precise scenario. However, they do have a version of the tool that can use https channel.

I suggest contacting them via support channel. They may supply you with a later version to try, and if that fails with forms to request "bypass" of the actual testing.

Our service AzureWatch is in the same boat. I've been in touch with MS engineers at the Ready program and they don't appear to support our precise scenario. However, they do have a version of the tool that can use https channel.

I suggest contacting them via support channel. They may supply you with a later version to try, and if that fails with forms to request "bypass" of the actual testing HTH.

Thanks Igorek. That is exactly what has happened. I have just finished filling in the test waiver form.

They did let me try the next version so I know the whole https area is one they are working hard on. After 5 months in production I am still in love with Windows Azure so I can't be too hard on them. – David Steele Mar 1 at 19:07.

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