[WIP] On a timeout, check for partition 'heartbeat' and report possibly unavailable partitions #387
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davidmrdavid
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Apr 23, 2024
davidmrdavid
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davidmrdavid
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| /// then Azure blobs are used instead. The use of Azure blobs is currently not supported on consumption plans, or on elastic premium plans without runtime scaling. | ||
| /// then Azure blobs are used instead. |
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is this still accurate?
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Good question. I don't quite remember, this was a limitation of the scale controller (couldn't read anything other than Azure Tables). Not sure if we changed that since then.
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As in title, looking to provide better diagnostics in the case of partition timeouts. Happy to start taking feedback at this stage.