Uptime Report for My Azure Table Services Sample Project: August 2012 = 99.92 %

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Uptime Report for My Azure Table Services Sample Project: August 2012 = 99.92 %

Roger Jennings

Sep. 04, 12 · Cloud Zone ·

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My (@ rogerjenn) live OakLeaf Systems Azure Table Services Sample Project demo runs two small Windows Azure Web role instances from Microsoft’s South Central US (San Antonio, TX) data center. This report now contains more than a full year of uptime data.

Here’s Pingdom’s Monthly Report for August 2012:

Here’s the detailed uptime report from Pingdom.com for August 2012:

Following is detailed Pingdom response time data for the month of August 2012:

This is the fifteenth uptime report for the two-Web role version of the sample project since it was upgraded to two instances. Reports will continue on a monthly basis.

Month	Year	Uptime	Downtime	Outages	Response Time
August	2012	99.92%	00:35:00	2	684 ms
July	2012	100.00%	00:00:00	0	706 ms
June	2012	100.00%	00:00:00	0	712 ms
May	2012	100.00%	00:00:00	0	775 ms
April	2012	99.28%	05:10:08	12	795 ms
March	2012	99.96%	00:20:00	1	767 ms
February	2012	99.92%	00:35:00	2	729 ms
January	2012	100.00%	00:00:00	0	773 ms
December	2011	100.00%	00:00:00	0	765 ms
November	2011	99.99%	00:05:00	1	708 ms
October	2011	99.99%	00:04:59	1	720 ms
September	2011	99.99%	00:05:00	1	743 ms
August	2011	99.98%	00:09:57	2	687 ms
July	2011	100.00%	00:00:00	0	643 ms
June	2011	100.00%	00:00:00	0	696 ms

The Azure Table Services Sample Project

See my Republished My Live Azure Table Storage Paging Demo App with Two Small Instances and Connect, RDP post of 5/9/2011 for more details of the Windows Azure test harness instance.

I believe this project is the oldest continuously running Windows Azure application. I first deployed it in November 2008 when I was writing Cloud Computing with the Windows Azure Platform for Wiley/WROX, which was the first book published about Windows Azure.

The application runs the default set of Windows Azure Diagnostics. About 5 GB of Event Counter data provides the source data for my Generating Big Data for Use with SQL Azure Federations and Apache Hadoop on Windows Azure Clusters post of 1/8/2012.

For more details about the Table Services Sample project or to download its source code, visit its Microsoft Pinpoint entry. Following are Pinpoint listings for four ~~three~~ other related OakLeaf sample projects, two of which are live in the South Central US data center: