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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...
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...
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...
When building Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions one of the things that is very important to consider is the Multi-Tenancy of the Database, and the different approaches that available in order to achieve the best option. ...
Visual Studio 2010 is approaching rapidly from the launch and with it a new set of features will also appear. One that I think is very important is the Architectural Tools that come with this new version, and elements like: Dependency Graph Filters using...
Recently in a GASP (Grupo de Arquitectura de Software Português) we had a presentation regarding the need and the usage of CEP in solutions and the implementation presented was NESPER – Esper Complex Event Processing for .NET that is an Open-Source software...
Recently I posted about .NET RIA Services that is a framework that is associated with Silverlight and will make the development of business applications easier. So here a some more links in order to understand .NET RIA Services better. Business...
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. ...
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...
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...
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