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I actually tried running Algo through Azure and Microsoft terminated my Azure account citing I was breaking Terms of Service. I had hosted Algo for all of two a

by Nadya 8y ago

I actually tried running Algo through Azure and Microsoft terminated my Azure account citing I was breaking Terms of Service. I had hosted Algo for all of two and a half days before the takedown. Not sure if anyone else has had luck - that was all I was using Azure for was to test Algo out so had nothing else running on Azure at the time. I also ran into a few snags trying to deplay Algo onto Azure so haven't bothered trying to set it up elsewhere. My goal of the VPN was to get a JP address as a few sites I browse are easier to browse with a JP address (eg: I don't get forced bad English translations with no way to toggle to the JP version of the site because I'm coming from an American IP...)

dguido 8y ago
Hello! Developer for AlgoVPN here. We have many successful reports of using Azure for AlgoVPN. I would appreciate it very much if you could file an issue and include the full details of what happened, including any communications you received from Microsoft (https://github.com/trailofbits/algo/issues/new https://github.com/trailofbits/algo/issues/new). I have contacts at Azure that I can escalate this issue to directly.
- Nadya 8y ago
  I don't tend to hold onto email as I don't really care for or value them; especially not emails saying my account has been terminated. Those are more of a delete and move on with my life kind of notice. I ended up getting an email from a rep. asking how my experience was and either two or three (I think it was two) calls to speak with me. A funny left-hand not speaking to the right-hand scenario where customer reps tried to salvage a client even though the client had been terminated by the service. Thanks for extending a hand. I'll look for the email tomorrow - and if found - I'll open an issue. Though if you don't hear from me, it's because the email in all likelihood was deleted shortly after getting it. My use wasn't critical need, so I didn't particularly care to deal with the headache of getting things sorted.
johnnycarcin 8y ago
I have been running my algo VM (with wireguard) in Azure for 2-3 months now without issue. For me it is nice because there is an Azure region pretty close to me so I don't take a _huge_ hit traversing the country. I do work at MSFT but my algo VM is inside of my personal account.

by Nadya 8y ago

dguido 8y ago

Hello! Developer for AlgoVPN here. We have many successful reports of using Azure for AlgoVPN. I would appreciate it very much if you could file an issue and include the full details of what happened, including any communications you received from Microsoft (https://github.com/trailofbits/algo/issues/new https://github.com/trailofbits/algo/issues/new). I have contacts at Azure that I can escalate this issue to directly.

Nadya 8y ago
I don't tend to hold onto email as I don't really care for or value them; especially not emails saying my account has been terminated. Those are more of a delete and move on with my life kind of notice. I ended up getting an email from a rep. asking how my experience was and either two or three (I think it was two) calls to speak with me. A funny left-hand not speaking to the right-hand scenario where customer reps tried to salvage a client even though the client had been terminated by the service. Thanks for extending a hand. I'll look for the email tomorrow - and if found - I'll open an issue. Though if you don't hear from me, it's because the email in all likelihood was deleted shortly after getting it. My use wasn't critical need, so I didn't particularly care to deal with the headache of getting things sorted.

johnnycarcin 8y ago

I have been running my algo VM (with wireguard) in Azure for 2-3 months now without issue. For me it is nice because there is an Azure region pretty close to me so I don't take a _huge_ hit traversing the country. I do work at MSFT but my algo VM is inside of my personal account.