Multi-member consortium support with Azure Blockchain Workbench 1.3.0

Continuing our monthly release cadence for Azure Blockchain Workbench, we're excited to announce the availability of version 1.3.0. You can either deploy a new instance of Workbench through the Azure Portal or upgrade your existing deployment to 1.3.0 using our upgrade script. This update includes the following improvements: Faster and more reliable deployment We look at telemetry every day to identify issues that affect our customers, and as a result made some changes to make deploying Workbench not only more reliable, but faster as well. Better transaction reliability Continuing from the monitoring improvements we made as part of 1.1.0, we've made reliability improvements to the DLT Watcher and DLT Consumer microservices (see the Blockchain Workbench architecture document for more information on those components). Practically speaking, you'll notice fewer errors saying, "It looks like something went wrong …" Ability to deploy Workbench in a multi-member Ethereum PoA consortium With release 1.

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