I've seen this before. I think it was in us-west1, ran out of VMs of the size we used for CI. Had to move to a different region. (Never moved back…) It is shoc

I've seen this before. I think it was in us-west1, ran out of VMs of the size we used for CI. Had to move to a different region. (Never moved back…) It is shocking to me that it happened at all. Capacity planning shouldn't be so far behind in a cloud that wants to position it as being on-par with AWS/GCP. (Which Azure absolutely isn't.) To me, having capacity planning be solved is part of what I am paying for in that higher price of the VM. > We never thought our startup would be threatened by the unreliability of a company like Microsoft, or that they wouldn’t proactively inform us about this. Oh my sweet summer child, welcome to Azure. Don't depend on them being proactive about anything; even depending on them to react is a mistake, e.g., they do not reliably post-mortem severe failures. (At least, externally. But as a customer, I want to know what you're doing to prevent $massive_failure from happening again, and time and time again they're just silent on that front.)