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SQL Azure - currently, Maximum 6 servers are supported per subscription

Jun 19 2011 1:12PM by Paras Doshi

After May 2011 SQL Azure update - multiple servers per SQL Azure subscription was made available - it was an awesome update!

Now, today, i tried creating a 7th server on my server and i got a alert message that "Creating a new server would exceed the quota for this subscription". so i searched a little and found that currently there is a cap on number of server that you can create per subscription and that is "SIX"

Also co incidentally - currently you can host your data in one of the SIX Azure datacenters. Is there a correlation?! Just being speculative folks..

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