Quote from: AzureCloudMiningScript on April 30, 2018, 06:03:09 AM

Quote from: leonix007 on April 30, 2018, 01:28:47 AM

@OP, how does it differ if we could use other mining app out there compared to yours? 4% is a bit high for the fees

Quote from: szafa on April 30, 2018, 04:45:16 AM

This is how to setup own mining pool based azure.Youtube have many instruction and free.

Yes, there are some other guides on the web and on youtube. However, so far i have not seen a guide which gives you the following features:

Super-easy setup: other guides are much more complicated. Also, because the batch-service is used, you can easily adjust the number of desired VMs to the amount of free credits you have (no need to setup individual VMs)
Zero maintenance effort: Since the other guides are not so cost-effective they expect you to restart your VMs every month (or they only talk about one-time signup-credit, not about monthly free credits from an MSDN-subscription). I believe this is the first guide which will produce a steady mining-income with zero-maintenance after the initial setup
Last but not least you'll get a great hashrate. The script on my site has a auto-tune feature, which will adapt itself to the load present on the physical server. This is also something i have not seen anywhere else.

doesn't mean its worth 4 percent fee roflamo, unless your a super lazy cat and you've got money to toss around. 2 percent fee sure as that's the going rate for devs around here, but your requesting 4 percent indefinitely. there isn't any amount of work you could do that would be worth it at 4 percent. nothing more than a greedy prick like the rest and danm does it show

tbh you should have kept it to yourself, now you've let the word out so maybe Microsoft azure will pick up the ball quick and realize people like are doing and follow suite like google and others. people like yourself give crypto a bad name just for the sake of a few extra bucks at everyone else's expense, like the people actually paying for azure services and using them for a legit purpose without affecting other people on a server in which other vm's are running. this is why google and others don't deal with crypto, straight up abuse of there shit