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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 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 – Application Server Technologies – Present & Future

Cloud: Fifth Generation of computing Cloud - 2010+ SOA - 2000s Web - 1990s Client-Server - 1980s MainFrame – 1970s Technology Disruptions Cheap Processing and Storing Virtualization Advances in Networking Advances in Web Technologies Emerge of Service Platforms Application Trends Service-Oriented Composite...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Tue, Nov 17 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, SaaS, Visual Studio 2010, .NET 4.0, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform, S+S, AppFabric
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
Windows Azure SDK July update

Windows Azure has a new SDK release that is now available. A very interesting new feature is the possibility of having several Roles per deployment, unlike what happened in earlier releases where we would only be able to have one Web Role and also a one Worker Role. Another interesting feature is now...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Wed, Jul 29 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform
More on Windows Azure Commercial Availability

Microsoft announced on 14th July the commercial availability of Windows Azure as I posted previously and now there are more information’s about the the same subject so I decided to write again on the subject. Important elements to retain: “During Community...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Wed, Jul 22 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform, .NET Services
Windows Azure Commercial Availability and Business Model announced

Just today in the WPC 2009 Microsoft announced the Commercial Availability and Business Model that will be used in Windows Azure and Windows Azure Service Platform, and so a brief info about the amounts involved. Windows Azure Compute – 0.12 $ per hour Storage – 0.15 $ per GB by month stored Storage...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Tue, Jul 14 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform
Windows Azure Services Platform Changes

.NET Services July 2009 CTP Release An one more CTP of Windows Azure was made available and this one has some interesting points like Windows 7 RC Support, easier setup, but of course the large amount of changes is in terms of connecting heterogeneous environments, in terms of: Connect Applications and...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Wed, Jul 8 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform, .NET Services
Notes from the Windows Azure by David Chappell in ArCast.TV

I was viewing this ArCast.TV chapter about Windows Azure by David Chappell and I found that it would be interesting for me and for other people to get some notes about this, and so this post was created due to it. We see in Cloud Computing two types of elements: SaaS – Software as a Service Examples...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Tue, Jul 7 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, SaaS, Architecture, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform
Data Services – Can be ADO.NET or SQL – What’s the difference

Just a while ago I was talking about Data Services and suddenly a confusion between ADO.NET Data Services and SQL Data Services took place, because we were talking about different Data Services, and so in order to try to clarify the differences I remembered to write this post. There are two types of...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Tue, Jul 7 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, .NET 3.5 SP1, .NET 4.0, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform, ADO.NET Data Services
Windows Azure Service Platform – Worflow Services Changes

The team announced that several importance changes in the Workflow Services way of work and also that it will be taken offline for a while in order to proceed with all the changes. Changes like the possibility of working in the Cloud Workflow Services the same way as in the .NET Framework 4.0: “(…) An...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Mon, Jul 6 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform
Experiments with the new SQL Data Services

The SQL Data Services that are part of the Windows Azure Service Platform just recently, and due to customer feedback, changed the way of working from a ACE (Authority, Container, Entity) model to a TDS (Tabular Data Stream) model. Eugenio Pace in this post show how he changes the IssueTracker application...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Mon, Jul 6 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform
Windows Azure Service Platform: July CTP Breaking Changes Announcement

The Windows Azure Team has just release a July CTP Breaking changes announcement since the already breaking changes in the Workflow Services, now there are changes also in the .NET Service Bus. “(…)Queues and Routers data will NOT be persisted and restored after the maintenance. Users will need to back...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Mon, Jul 6 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform
Interesting Incubation and Innovation Projects from Microsoft in the Cloud spectrum

I was looking at the Windows Azure - SQL Data Services page , and looked at some of the Incubation and Innovation projects that Microsoft is researching in this area, and found this to be very interesting and so here are the projects that I found: Data Mining in the Cloud This is very interesting because...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Mon, Jun 15 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Mesh, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform
Microsoft Releases Roadmap

A lot is being announced this days regarding Microsoft Products and Technologies, and so this is a little summary of all those information's. Silverlight 3.0 – July 10th 2009 Azure Business Model – In the next few weeks/months Windows 7 – October 22nd 2009 Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Wed, Jun 3 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Microsoft, Architecture, Silverlight, VS2010, Visual Studio 2010, .NET 4.0, Silverlight Offline, Cloud Computing, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform
Cloud Computing Conference 2009 – Overview of the Windows Azure and the Azure Services Platform

Luis Martins, Architect Advisor from Microsoft Portugal Buzz Words Cloud Computing Cloud Services IaaS – Infrastructure as a Services PaaS – Platform as a Service Microsoft’s Strategy in this case is “Software + Services” that can be more prepared here http://www.davidchappell.com/blog/2008/06/what-is...

Posted to Nuno Filipe Godinho by NunoGodinho on Thu, May 28 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Mesh, Cloud Computing, Cloud Computing Conference 2009, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Service Platform

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