It's 18 months or so since Microsoft made the announcement that is would allow third party hosting providers to deliver a white-labelled version of Azure. The move was exciting (and logical) as it gave Azure customers the ability to achieve symmetry between public cloud and private. It followed on from a failed attempt a few years later to offer an Azure Appliance to service providers. With the move, Microsoft essentially introduced another option for hosters to consider when it comes to offeri...
It's 18 months or so since Microsoft made the announcement that is would allow third party hosting providers to deliver a white-labelled version of Azure. The move was exciting (and logical) as it gave Azure customers the ability to achieve symmetry between public cloud and private. It followed on from a failed attempt a few years later to offer an Azure Appliance to service providers. With the move, Microsoft essentially introduced another option for hosters to consider when it comes to offeri...
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