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Blacksmith - IronMQ Client Library (Fun with Queues)
I have been on a queueing kick lately, and have been looking for a software as a service provider that offers a queuing system in the cloud. The first obvious choices were: Windows Azure Service Bus and Amazon Simple Queue Service. I would most likely choose Windows Azure, just due to the fact that ...
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Windows Azure IaaS Reaches General Availability
Today, Windows Azure Infrastructure Services (IaaS), including Virtual Machines and Virtual Networking, has reached general availability. These new services make it possible for you to move your applications into the cloud as is.
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BIG DATA for .NET Devs: HDInsight, Writing Hadoop Map Reduce Jobs In C# And Querying Results Back Us
In this post, we’ll explore HDInsight/Hadoop on Azure in general and steps for starting with the same and writing Map Reduce Jobs for Hadoop using C# in particular to store results in HDFS, and programmatic Job submission.
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Running SSL with Windows Azure Web Sites Today
If you’re a web developer working with ASP.NET, Node.js, PHP, Python, or you have plans on building your site in C++, Windows Azure Web Sites is the best thing since sliced bread. With support for virtually every method of deployment and with support for most of the major web development models you ...
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Announcing the Windows Azure Hub on Channel 9
Great resources for learning all about Windows Azure.
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Announcing Android Support for Azure Mobile Services
I'm extremely excited to announce the release of our official Android SDK for Windows Azure Mobile Services. Android developers now have easy access to structured data storage, authentication, push notifications using Google Cloud Messaging(GCM) and more in the form of a native Java SDK.
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Securing Azure ServiceConfiguration values for Enterprise Deployment
Great article on securing Azure ServiceConfiguration settings
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Check Out the New Windows Azure Hub on Channel 9
Several weeks ago we launched a new hub for Windows Azure on Channel 9. This hub will serve as an index and entry point for all video content related to Windows Azure. Introduction videos have been created for core services like Mobile Services, Web Sites, Cloud Services, and SQL Databases. This pag...
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New Windows Azure Mobile Services iOS Samples Available
I'm excited to share the news that we have released a number of new iOS samples for Windows Azure Mobile Services. These samples demonstrate common scenarios that developers will run into when using Mobile Services. All of these samples have been open sourced on GitHub and are available today.
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Azure failed me (how Azure suspended my web site)
I've moved my blog to Azure and everything worked smoothly. For a while...
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Browse and use images from the VM Depot in the Windows Azure Portal
A few weeks ago Microsoft announced the release of the VM Depot, a community-driven catalog of VM Images. Deploying a Virtual Machine with an image from the VM Depot was pretty easy:
Download/Upload the VM image yourself.
Use the azure-cli to do all the work
But it looks like the VM Depot now s...
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Building realtime applications for any client w/ Azure Mobile Services
Quickly building a powerful real time service with cron jobs (scheduled tasks) and push notifications for any client on top of Azure Mobile Services.
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“Key not valid for use in specified state” exception when working with
If you’re using the Windows Azure Access Control Service (or any other STS for that matter) this is an issue you might encounter when your Web Role has more than one instance:
[CryptographicException: Key not valid for use in specified state.]
System.Security.Cryptography.ProtectedData.Unprotect...
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Windows Azure Media Services Now Generally Available
I’m pleased to announce that Windows Azure Media Encoding, Encoding Reserved Unit, and On-Demand Streaming Reserved Unit are now generally available with the support of service level agreements.
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Improve performance of your Node.js Web Site with Windows Azure Cachin
The .NET libraries depend on a library which is specific to Cloud Services, which makes them unable to use in Windows Azure Web Sites. This restriction applies to the official Windows Azure Caching libraries for .NET. But Windows Azure Caching also supports the memcache protocol, this means you can ...