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We signed up for the windows azure 90-day free trial and created 4 websites, 2 virtual servers and 2 SQL databases. They've been running for about a month now and have been doing great.
Tonight, I got a call from a user that none of them are up. So I went to the dashboard to find:
There's no tool-tip on the "Limited" status, and I can't find anywhere in the trial description as to why they would be limited. Any ideas?
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Your Azure subscription can get disabled because your credit has expired, you reached your spending limit, have an overdue bill, hit your credit card limit, or because the subscription was canceled by the Account Administrator.
What happens once I use my $200 free credit or I'm at the end of 30 days? We'll notify you so you can decide if you want to move to pay-as-you-go pricing, enabling you to purchase Azure services beyond free amounts. If you do, you'll keep getting access to all the free services.
Soon after the 30-day Expired stage, your trial account information and data are permanently erased.
Within 30 days of sign-up or upon exhaustion of the Credits (whichever occurs first), you must upgrade to a Pay-As-You-Go subscription by removing the Spending Limit. This allows continued use of the Azure Free Account and select free services for the term.
I have the same issue. NO documentation anywhere, but I found this. Hopefully this is the cause. I am in West US as well:
https://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/support/service-dashboard/
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