I'm working on provider: azure in #39 for Linux and native Windows SSH leases, alongside the existing AWS and Hetzner backends. Both direct mode and brokered mode through the Worker.
WSL2 and macOS are out of scope for the first PR, similar to how AWS WSL2 (#23) followed AWS Windows (#18).
Azure is Microsoft's own cloud, so Windows ships there first and gets image variants (Windows Server Azure Edition, HotPatch) that don't exist on other providers. Given how much Windows work has already gone in (#18, #21, #23), it's a natural fit for those leases. Adding it doesn't introduce a new vendor or product-fit question (re #16/#24).
I'm working on
provider: azurein #39 for Linux and native Windows SSH leases, alongside the existing AWS and Hetzner backends. Both direct mode and brokered mode through the Worker.WSL2 and macOS are out of scope for the first PR, similar to how AWS WSL2 (#23) followed AWS Windows (#18).
Azure is Microsoft's own cloud, so Windows ships there first and gets image variants (Windows Server Azure Edition, HotPatch) that don't exist on other providers. Given how much Windows work has already gone in (#18, #21, #23), it's a natural fit for those leases. Adding it doesn't introduce a new vendor or product-fit question (re #16/#24).