Node.js is now a fully supported development platform for building server applications on Windows. What’s more, you can now take your high performance node.js server application and deploy to the cloud on Windows Azure and benefit from pretty much infinite scale. This video how you can build your node.js app …
This video provides you more insights in the tools, processes involved in building scalable java based solutions on the Windows Azure Platform.
CQRS architecture approaches are an emerging trend for building distributed systems in .NET. They bring together multiple time-proven patterns and practices of delivering scalable solutions with rich business value. CQRS is also a natural fit for cloud computing projects, where it provides clear design baseline and allows reducing development and …
A new feature has been added to the Windows Azure Management Portal to enable moving SQL Azure servers between different subscriptions. This blog post proposes a detailed process on how to use the move server feature of Windows Azure. It remind us that moving a SQL Azure server does not …
As developers, you have the power to save power. Your bosses will be quite pleased if you do your best to not only make sure your code is as efficient as possible, but that the monthly bills from your company’s cloud providers are as low as possible. This video share …
Cloud Computing is “the next big thing” in the evolution of the computer industry. It levels the playing field by offering every developer and company in the world virtually unlimited, aggressively priced, and readily available computational, storage, and communication resources. But what’s the best way to use all the new …
This article maps various Windows Azure caching capabilities to caching strategies for output, in-memory data and file resources. It attempts to balance the desire for fresh data versus the desire for the best performance. Finally, it covers a little bit of indirection as a means to intelligent caching.
This video discusses some recent updates to the Windows Azure SDK and Tools. In particular, Scott Guthrie highlights new ways to easily create and publish applications directly from Visual Studio.
