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Windows Azure Training Kit – June 2012 edition – now available

ByRicardo Villalobos

The Windows Azure Training Kit for the June 2012 release is now available. This is – hands down – the best official resource when it comes to code samples, labs and presentations for the new Windows Azure features recently announced. I’m planning to start doing some of the labs during the following days, including one…

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Mark your calendars! Windows Azure OSS Summit in Argentina, March 2013

ByRicardo Villalobos

Now is the turn for Buenos Aires, Argentina, where we will be talking about the integration between Windows Azure and Open Source technologies. Don’t miss the Python, PHP, Java and node.js sessions, while we show you how to take advantage of multiple database engines – including Azure table storage, MongoDB, neo4j and Cassandra – for…

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Windows Azure Queues and Windows Azure Service Bus Queues – Compared and Contrasted

ByRicardo Villalobos

Great article explaining the differences between Windows Azure Queues and the new messaging capabilities in the Windows Azure Service Bus. It contains typical scenarios, as well as general guidelines on when to use one vs. the other. Click here to open link…

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Windows Azure Insider December 2012 – Using Service Bus sessions for advanced messaging patterns

ByRicardo Villalobos

For the December 2012 issue of the MSDN magazine Windows Azure Insider column, Bruno and I take on the session capabilities offered by the Service Bus, allowing developers to group messages and use a private state for storing global values. We also talk about advanced messaging patterns, and their importance when it comes to decoupling…