This seems like a really obvious gap in the Azure service, which ought to be filled by the Azure product.
Until there is a proper Azure Dynamic DNS service in place for the musical IP/hostname issues, then the Azure platform can not possibly be considered to be an "enterprise" solution.
We already have a commercial/billing relationship and defined SLAs with Azure, so it makes absolutely no sense to add a 3rd party DDNS provider into the mix.
ChrisP
This seems like a really obvious gap in the Azure service, which ought to be filled by the Azure product.
Until there is a proper Azure Dynamic DNS service in place for the musical IP/hostname issues, then the Azure platform can not possibly be considered to be an "enterprise" solution.
We already have a commercial/billing relationship and defined SLAs with Azure, so it makes absolutely no sense to add a 3rd party DDNS provider into the mix.