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Different options and scenarios on how to integrate on-premise components with Windows Azure roles or SQL Azure databases. Click here to open link…
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This kit allows Java developers to configure, package, and deploy their web applications to Windows Azure, using Eclipse and Apache Ant. Click here to open link…
Register for the annual Scott Guthrie event April 22 in Arizona!
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Windows Azure Insider September 2013 – Hadoop and HDInsight: Big Data in Windows Azure
For the September edition of the Windows Azure Insider MSDN magazine column, Bruno and I write about Big Data, the benefits of the MapReduce model, and HDInsight, the Windows Azure component that offers Hadoop-as-a-Service in the public cloud. We also show how to perform simple analytics against a public dataset using Java code and and…
Windows Azure Domain Name System Improvements
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