// I can use any Azure Compute Service to solve any problem? (Azure Mythbusters)

There are a lot of established cloud design patterns. These don’t all apply specifically to Azure, either – some of them apply intrinsically to cloud services, and some to general services and architectures. If you’ve been to the Azure Architecture Center before, and you’ve seen what used to be the patterns and practices guidance, I’d advise you to take another look. We’re adding new ones all the time as we see them, all of which are common patterns that Azure customers are using to isolate and work around things they see in applications to make them work better.

Azure Mythbusters is a weekly Microsoft UK series where we take a look at a selection of 'myths' surrounding Microsoft Azure with the help of the UK Developer team. In this episode, we're tackling the myth that; 'As the Cloud is new, there are no clear architecture patterns'.

People believe that moving to the cloud means you no longer need to worry about management processes, as Azure magically takes care of them all. Glen Small and Chris Reddington from the FastTrack for Azure Team @ Microsoft are here to share how your requirements will affect the management processes in the cloud. This is the fourth video in a series of post about Azure MythBusters.