I'd like to share my second article for MSDN magazine, collaborating with my good friend and colleague Bruno Terkaly. Windows Azure Media Services is an amazing way to upload, transform, and distribute video in multiple formats for any type of devices, using the global network of Microsoft datacenters. I hope that you find it useful.
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Windows Azure SDK version 1.4 has been released
The Windows Azure team announced the release of version 1.4 for the Windows Azure SDK, along with the corresponding update to the management console. The official announcement can be found here: http://tinyurl.com/46cn8bc The SDK is now available on the Microsoft downloads website, found here: http://tinyurl.com/2c8r9a7 The following features have been added:
Home Energy Monitoring on Windows Phone
Interesting article on how to create a C# project to monitor energy in your house, based on the "Standard Envy Kit" USB interface. Good example of how to create a Web Service and consume / display information on a Windows Phone application. I will report results once I have tried it myself. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/coding4fun/archive/2010/09/27/10068304.aspx
Windows Azure Insider December 2013 – Meet the Demands of Modern Gaming with Windows Azure
For the December 2013 issue of the Windows Azure Insider column, Bruno and I write about how the public cloud can be used to create a robust backend to support multiplayer games for mobile devices, combining the power of Virtual Machines (IaaS) with Cloud Services (PaaS). The article can be found here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dn532200.aspx Thanks for…
Using MSBuild to deploy to multiple Windows Azure environments
Excellent Blog post from Tom Hollander on how to deploy applications to Azure using MSBuild. Click here to open link…
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Microsoft Azure Readiness Kit for DevCamps February 2016 update
Content for the Microsoft Azure Readiness Kit DevCamps has been recently updated to reflect the latest announcements, including PaaS, App Services, IaaS, Machine Learning, Data platform and storage, Media, Integration and Identity. Great resource for beginners that want to understand the Azure platform or for experts who need a quick refresh on the multiple Azure…
Mark your calendars! Windows Azure OSS Summit in Paris, France; December 4th, 2012
One of the biggest myths about Windows Azure is that it was created with only .NET developers in mind. The reality is that my team has helped multiple companies around the world implement cloud solutions using a variety of programming languages, including Java, PHP, Node.js and Python, among others. Also, it’s not difficult to find…