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Sharepoint 2010 - Role Based Security - Still a thing of the future?

In my last post I talked about Visio 2010 and how we are seeing tools which can drive a lot of business value by representing data in intuitive ways through SharePoint. I raised the concern about once you see the data the next question is how does technology empower action. The answer involves several...

Posted to Available Technology - For Professionals by jeffl on Sun, Nov 22 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Analysis, Architecture, Partner Value, Sharepoint 2010
Visio 2010 - One of Microsoft's Key Strategies - Model based programming for the masses

A few years ago Microsoft started talking about 'Model Based Programming' which would bring software development skills to the masses by making it easier to conceptualize program flows, decision paths and layout key functional areas while intuitively reflecting business processes. Visio 2010...

Posted to Available Technology - For Professionals by jeffl on Sat, Nov 21 2009
Filed under: Filed under: News, Architecture, Partner Value, Sharepoint 2010, Model Based Programming, Visio 2010
PDC09 – Day Three – Building Scalable and Reliable Applications with Windows Azure

Brad Calder – Director/Architect Data Building Blocks Types of Storage in Windows Azure Volatile Storage Local Storage Caches (eg. AppFabricCache and MemCache) Persistent Storage Windows Azure Storage Blobs Provide interface for storing name files Tables structured storage. Queues reliable storage and...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Thu, Nov 19 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform, .NET Services, AppFabric
PDC09 – Day Two – Developing Advanced Applications with Windows Azure

Steve Marx – Technology Strategist Now we can have the ability to have more than a Web and a Work Role, since we have several different types of Roles. Example: IIS Role SMTP Role … Now the there is the new Storage API that is currently being shipped with the SDK and not only a sample. Some new features...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Wed, Nov 18 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, VS2010, Visual Studio 2010, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform, .NET Services, SQL Azure
PDC09 – Day Two - Keynote

Steven Sinofsky Developing Windows 7 Learning Solving Problems + Innovation “Engineering 7” Blog made a very interesting Dialog even without having any code of the product, just about the decisions that were being made Ecosystem Readiness Developer Pre-Beta, Beta, RC rhythm Telemetry Telemetry Seed Feedback...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Wed, Nov 18 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, Silverlight, SketchFlow, UX, VS2010, IE8, Visual Studio 2010, .NET 4.0, Silverlight Offline, Blend, ADO.NET Data Services, RIA Services, Windows 7, IE9
PDC09 – Day One – Code Visualization, UML and DSLs

Cameron Skinner – Product Manager in Visual Studio, responsible for the Architecture Tools in VS2010 Why? Complexity remains a serious problem Found everywhere Code Requirements Organizational Politics and so on… VS2010 attacks these problems by increasing Shared understanding between team members the...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Tue, Nov 17 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, VS2010, Visual Studio 2010, .NET 4.0, Architecture Tools
PDC09 – Day One – SQL Azure Present & Futures

Data Platform as a Service In the future will have Reporting, Data Analytics SQL Azure Database Relational Database service SQL Server technology foundation Scalable Symmetrical SQL Azure Provisioning Each account has zero or more servers Azure wide provisioned in a common portal Billing instrument Each...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Tue, Nov 17 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, SaaS, Architecture, VS2010, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform, S+S, SQL Azure
PDC09 – Day One – Software + Services Identity Roadmap Update

Announcement: WIF – Windows Identity Foundation RTW Extensions to .NET for claim-based identity http://www.microsoft.com/wif Interesting Changes “Genera” Server is now called “Active Directory Federation Services 2.0” and comes as part of Windows Server 2008 and not separately. “Genera” Framework is...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Tue, Nov 17 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, SaaS, Architecture, Cloud Computing, WIF, Security
Windows Azure TCO and ROI Calculator

One of the most asked questions about Windows Azure is what is the TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) and the ROI (Return of Investment) that we have in order to decide if we are going or not into the cloud. Based on this questions Windows Azure Team putted together a TCO and ROI...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Mon, Nov 16 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform
Windows Azure November SDK and Tools release

There is already available the new November set of SDK and Tools for Windows Azure, that can be found here . Also you can see here more about the new .NET Services and also here on the Windows Azure Development Center for .NET Services. Read more in this post from the .NET Services...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Sun, Nov 15 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, Visual Studio 2010, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform, .NET Services
TechEd EMEA 2009 – Session “Deep Dive in Windows Workflow Foundation 4.0” – Part 1/4

Just last week was in Berlin, Germany the TechEd EMEA 2009 event and in that event had a session called “Deep Dive in Windows Workflow Foundation 4.0”. This was a level 300 session and not 400 as the name could make you think, but this way we could achieve more people in terms of breadth...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Sun, Nov 15 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, Visual Studio 2010, .NET 4.0, WF4
EBS: How to increase the timeout period for OWA and RWW

So you have discovered that the EBS' Remote Web Workplace is the best thing since Captain Kirk. Users are using it everywhere. A frequent user request is to lengthen the timeout period before the application automatically logs out if the user is not active. As an administrator you have to realize...

Posted to Available Technology - For Professionals by jeffl on Fri, Nov 13 2009
Filed under: Filed under: EBS, Architecture, Best Practices, RWW Time Out
Block diagram - how to choose the SharePoint 2007 topology

I found a really good description of how to choose the SharePoint 2007 topology that is vizualized in block diagram. The full description is in this post " Inside SharePoint Securing External SharePoint Communications "

Posted to SharePoint world of ECM and Information Management by Michael on Tue, Nov 10 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Sharepoint, Architecture
Microsoft Application Architecture Guide

I’m putting this here for future reference.

Posted to LA.NET [EN] by luisabreu on Sun, Nov 8 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Architecture
Windows Server 2008 R2 Branch Office: Features to Empower the Cloud

If you are involved at all with Microsoft on a professional level, you could not miss the fact that Microsoft is lugging the Juggernaut that it is toward Cloud computing. Branch Office is a logical intermediary step in the strategy since technology that Microsoft develops here will be leveraged to connect...

Posted to Available Technology - For Professionals by jeffl on Thu, Oct 8 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Architecture, Azure, Best Practices, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Administration, Branch Office
The Windows 8 Task Manager? - GPU Usage monitoring becomes a requirement

Over the past 2 weeks I have been conducting performance testing on Autodesk Inventor using three different Operating Systems. Essentially the results of the testing revealed that unless applications are optimized for specific hardware much of the horse power we buy goes unused and wasted. One has to...

Posted to Available Technology - For Professionals by jeffl on Fri, Oct 2 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Architecture, Windows 7, Performance, Windows Administration, Windows 8, Monitoring
Big engine no gas - Multi-Core OS with native support for the hardware we buy still a future prospect.

Well we can hardly say Multi-Core processors are new technology. Those who really know the ins and outs of the way applications run will tell you there is inefficiency in the way operating systems and the applications that run on them use the hardware. This inefficiency can actually make multi-core processors...

Posted to Available Technology - For Professionals by jeffl on Thu, Oct 1 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Architecture, Windows 7, Performance, Mult-Core, Multikernel, Windows 8
Best Kept Secret - VHD Native Support in Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7

Have you seen this? WOW. Native support for VHD disks offers huge potential. Think about creating Dual and Tripple boot systems with everything containted in one file per OS. Think about Back up to VHD... think about mounting VHDs for native read write in an OS and then sharing them with a Virtualized...

Posted to Available Technology - For Professionals by jeffl on Mon, Sep 21 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Analysis, Architecture, Windows 7, Hyper-V R2, Windows Server 2008 R2, Secret, VHD
ARCast TV- David Hill's introduction to application architecture

Here is video that has the introduction to application architecture by David Hill. ARCast.TV - David Hill gives us an introduction to the Application Architecture Guide

Posted to Sundar Narasiman's Random Musings on .NET and SharePoint by lavssun on Sun, Sep 13 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Architecture
MVVM Pattern and Silverlight

I have been trying to understand the Model-View-ViewModel pattern for a while and to be honest, getting a good grip on the idea was eluding me. I read many articles; some were too general to be helpful, some were written specifically for WPF (which does not map well to Silverlight because of Silverlight’s...

Posted to Bill's Thoughts on Teaching and Other Things by Burrows on Sat, Sep 12 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Silverlight, Architecture

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