Titlebook: Windows Azure Platform; Tejaswi Redkar,Tony Guidici Book 2011Latest edition Tejaswi Redkar and Tony Guidici 2011

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Windows Azure Compute,eir data and processing capacities by buying more servers and operating systems to support the new capacity. Typically, businesses have to plan for growth well in advance to budget the expenses. The tipping point, where investments in new server systems may not justify the value they provide to the

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,Windows Azure Storage Part I — Blobs and Drives,ce. Windows Azure Storage is a scalable, highly available, and durable service for storing any kind of application and non-application data. The Storage service provides you with the ability to store data in three different types of storage types: blobs, queues, and tables. Each storage type has adv

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,Windows Azure Storage Part II — Queues,e, the messages aren’t guaranteed to follow the First In First Out (FIFO) pattern. The design focus of the Queue service is on providing a highly scalable and available asynchronous message communication system that’s accessible anywhere, anytime. The Queue service is not a replacement for your on-p

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,Windows Azure Storage Part III — Tables,yet highly flexible model of entities and properties. In the simplest of terms, tables contain entities, and entities have properties. The Table service is designed for massive scalability and availability, supporting billions of entities and terabytes of data. It’s designed to support high volume,

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AppFabric Service Bus,ce you to the AppFabric Service Bus. We will then cover the various ways of programming applications that use the Service Bus, both from the .NET Client API and a REST-based API. We will also look at the newest functionality addition, a new robust messaging system consisting of Queues and Topics. Af

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