I have 2 instance in windows azure. I am finding that only one instance is under use. How to tell/configure windows azure to use both instances in round robin way or any other way?
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I have 2 instance in windows azure. I am finding that only one instance is under use. How to tell/configure windows azure to use both instances in round robin way or any other way?
If it’s two instances of the same Role, and you’re accessing that role through its cloudapp.net dns name (or some custom dns name mapped to cloudapp.net), then the load balancer takes care of that for you; no ability to configure it. You’d see traffic across both instances.
If it’s two instances of the same role, but you’re accessing them through internal endpoints, it’s up to you to choose which instance to talk to.
If it’s two instances spread across two different roles, load-balancing doesn’t come into play, as you only have one instance of each role.