>As it turned out, I decided to use node.js on Linux on EC2 instead, as I know that works fine. Deploying node.js using Linux (or OS X) is actually pretty conv

>As it turned out, I decided to use node.js on Linux on EC2 instead, as I know that works fine. Deploying node.js using Linux (or OS X) is actually pretty convenient using Azure Websites. Even though Azure Websites is limited to 10 instances, but until you get 10 instances busy with node.js..... However I agree, the documentation is horrible. When working with the node drivers for Azure Storage Tables, most of the time I use the source code as doc, fortunately it's well commented.