Contents tagged with Cloud Computing
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Things to take into account when you deliver applications for Connected Devices – Windows Azure to the rescue
Currently one very important space is the development of Applications for Connected Devices like Windows Phones, Windows Slates and so on.
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Windows Azure Security Essentials – Part 2/N – Cloud Threats and how Windows Azure handle them
One of the very important part of security is to know you threats, and in Cloud it’s important to know what threads are different from the On-premise environments, and those are:
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Windows Azure Security Essentials – Part 1/N – Security Overview
Security is one of the very important parts of Cloud Computing, since we are in a completely new environment that the ones we are used to. When using Cloud Computing “The Platform is managed for us” rather, the “Us managing our platform”.
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Debugging Windows Azure Application with IntelliTrace
Microsoft introduced IntelliTrace in the Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Edition, and was previously called Historical Debugger, since it provides a way to debug historical data, because it provides a way to save information needed to provide a Debugging capabilities even if we aren’t using live code, or capable to reproduce a specific behavior.
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Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus Future – PDC10 Session Review
Clemens Vasters – Principal Technical Lead @ Windows Azure Team
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Building Offline Applications using Sync Framework and SQL Azure – PDC10 Session Review
Nina (Ling) Hu – Program Manager @ Sync Framework Team
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Understanding Windows Azure Connect – PDC10 Session Review
Anthony Chavez – Director @ Windows Azure Networking Group
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PDC2010 – Building Engaging Apps with Windows Azure Marketplace DataMarket Session
Adam Wilson – Program Manager @ Windows Azure DataMarket Team
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Check SQL Azure Database Associated Cost
Ok so I found out exactly the size of every table in my SQL Azure Database, but now I’d like to know a little bit more, since I’m paying and I want to know how the payment is related to each of my tables. So in order to do this and after reading this blog post from the SQL Azure Team, this is the statement I’ve come up with:
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Check SQL Azure Database Size
I was looking at my SQL Azure Database and suddenly I saw that I had to clean some space because it was already beyond the maximum quota that I had defined for the Database, but I needed to know exactly where the most space was being used in order to better understand not only what was the size, but why and where was the space being used.