Log4net ADO.NET Appender works on Dev Fabric, but fails silently on Azure?

I just ran into this and spent the better part of the day trying to figure it out. It came down to the fact that SQL Azure requires clustered indexes on your tables. The example SQL code provided by log4net to create the Log table does not have a clustered index, which is a requirement for SQL Azure.

Adding any data at all to the table will fail unless it has a clustered index (as of the time this is written).

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