Four Helpful Links You Require for Windows Azure Software Development

April 18th, 2012 Posted in .NET Framework, Azure Blob Storage, Azure Queue Storage, Azure Storage, Azure Table Storage, Cloud Computing, Ira Bell, New York City, Nimbo Headquarters, Platform as a Service (PaaS), SQL Azure, Windows AppFabric, Windows Azure, Windows Identity Foundation
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If you’re planning on doing anything around desktops or mobility in combination with Windows Azure – you certainly want to visit the following links and download the respective software development kits (SDKs):

When you have these things in place, it’s possible to use Windows Azure as the backend and take advantages of certain features such as, compute, storage, CDN, traffic manager, and identity.

Cheers,

Ira Bell

 

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Windows Application Infrastructure Launch Event

June 29th, 2011 Posted in Azure AppFabric, BizTalk, John Shaw, Windows AppFabric, Windows Azure
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Cloud computing offers a range of benefits, including elastic scale and never-seen-before applications. While you ponder your long-term investment in the cloud, you can harness cloud benefits in your current IT environment now.

Join Microsoft at May 20 at 8:30 A.M. Pacific Time to learn how your current IT assets can harness the benefits of the cloud on-premises—and can readily connect to new applications and data running in the cloud. Plus, you’ll hear some exciting product announcements, and a keynote on Microsoft’s latest investments in the application infrastructure space aimed at delivering on-demand scalability, highly available applications, a new level of connectivity, and more!

Launch event address : http://www.appinfrastructure.com/
- John Shaw

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