Guide: How to mine in cloud with Windows Azure. [windows server]

Started by andhar, November 16, 2013, 10:38:48 AM

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theSeanster

Any idea if there are other free VPS trials out there in addition to Azure? Do you think the Azure people will stop calling if you don't pick up every time they call?
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hasher

Quote from: andhar on November 22, 2013, 12:59:56 PM
I don't know to be honest.  But i would assume the TOS would say there is only 1 account per person, what actions they will take for breaking that is not known to me at least.
im not a lawyer, but such activity of searching and billing multiaccounts would cost much much more then any charges.. :)

andhar

I don't know to be honest.  But i would assume the TOS would say there is only 1 account per person, what actions they will take for breaking that is not known to me at least.
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hasher

Quote from: andhar on November 22, 2013, 11:20:30 AM
Got the same phonecall :)

Told them me and my wife were testing a script running algorithmic tests.
He just responded with a..uuuuhhhh..are you happy with the service?

Told them i was happy with the service but the prices would make it hard for us to continue.

They were going to send me an e-mail next week, wonder what it will contain :)
i created 3rd trial account on Azure, after i run off credits on previous 1 and 2, is it possible that they charge me additional costs for multiaccounts?

andhar

Got the same phonecall :)

Told them me and my wife were testing a script running algorithmic tests.
He just responded with a..uuuuhhhh..are you happy with the service?

Told them i was happy with the service but the prices would make it hard for us to continue.

They were going to send me an e-mail next week, wonder what it will contain :)
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Koyote

Anyone else keep getting angry phonecalls from microsoft regarding this?

m$ - "We see you're using our azure trial, what are you using it for?"
me - "General testing"
m$ - "Any specific program you're testing?"
me - "No, general tests"
m$ - "But what exactly are you using it for?"
me - "Well that's private company information and should you require this info then I am no longer interested in your services"
m$ - "Very well, carry on"

But he knew exactly what was up, so yes they do spy on you but they're not allowed to admit it.

andhar

It will just end :) mine ended..yesterday if i remember correctly :)
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theSeanster

Quote from: smokim11 on November 21, 2013, 01:13:40 AM
Quote from: theSeanster on November 20, 2013, 10:25:17 PM
Once I have set up the three virtual machines, installed coyote and started mining to my address, will it continue mining if I close down the remote connections to them? In other words, do I have to manually start the mining on each virtual machine every time I restart my physical machine?

If your running windows on them just add the .batch file to startup. If your running linux I dont think the servers restart unless you do it yourself.

Window really sucks on VPS the windows updates restart your computer alot I had to reconfigure alot of them every day then I finally just turned them off.

Thanks for the tip, I have now added the batch file to the startup section for each virtual session. If I try to close the session it does tell me that any programs running on the virtual machine will keep running until I log back on... So it remains to see if that is true or not :)
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smokim11

Quote from: theSeanster on November 20, 2013, 10:25:17 PM
Once I have set up the three virtual machines, installed coyote and started mining to my address, will it continue mining if I close down the remote connections to them? In other words, do I have to manually start the mining on each virtual machine every time I restart my physical machine?

If your running windows on them just add the .batch file to startup. If your running linux I dont think the servers restart unless you do it yourself.

Window really sucks on VPS the windows updates restart your computer alot I had to reconfigure alot of them every day then I finally just turned them off.
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theSeanster

Once I have set up the three virtual machines, installed coyote and started mining to my address, will it continue mining if I close down the remote connections to them? In other words, do I have to manually start the mining on each virtual machine every time I restart my physical machine?
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bitshirehashaway

Used your guide John D's wasn't working well for me for some reason - plus yours is much less complicated (I'm a fan of windows by far.)


Thank you for doing this - I'll mine till my trial is up and give you a % of the revenue :)

andhar

Awesome JohnD, should be no problem now for people to connect :)
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JohnD

Thanks for your guide.
I just did the same for linux and ypool (coyote works too) here:
http://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=736.0
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PS: Sorry for any typo's as English is not my main language.
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