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We're using some Azure VMs for a Data Gatway - they do OK, but are a bit slower than our on premises one.
Trying sizes, we seem to have passed the CPU bottleneck. BUt I notice the download speed is quite a bit lower on teh Azure VM, than the local VM.
Is adding network interfaces to the VM a viable thing to try?
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-network/virtual-network-network-interface-vm
HI @mmace1
I have found that the download speeds are very fast when in Azure. It could be that the connection between the Azure VM and your network is the botttleneck?
I have not tried the Network interfaces, because i have worked through the network admin to ensure that the bandwidth (download/upload speeds) are as fast as possible.
@GilbertQ When you say network admin, you mean the admin for the network at your organization, vs. some Azure feature I'm unfamilar with, right?
Just checking!