June, 2010

This post is going to focus on data. There are a few things we need to do with our data: 1. We want to create a database and insert data 2. We want to make use of the ADO.NET Entity Framework. It will help us tremendously when we want to write queries...

When CIOs begin to consider the reasons why they should embrace cloud computing, one of the key benefits is scalability . IT organizations can quickly and easily grow or shrink depending on the business need at hand. Essentially, I recommend the customer...

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Step 3 The purpose of this post is to get our on-premise MVC application up and running. Let’s be clear. It will run “on-premise,” as we haven’t yet ported this app to run in the cloud. Be sure to review the two previous blogs posts before trying this...

Introduction Previous Posts that you should review Step 1 http://blogs.msdn.com/b/brunoterkaly/archive/2010/06/12/creating-an-on-premise-database-and-mvc-web-application-and-migrating-to-windows-azure-and-sql-azure-step-1-of-10.aspx Step 2 http://blogs...