I’ve been working with a few CRM Online customers on some advanced scenarios which require using Windows Azure as part of their overall solution.  As a result, I will be publishing series of blog posts and samples which walk you through the following:

• Configuring Single Sign On (SSO)
• Improving the SSO experience
• Calling CRM from ASP.NET using impersonation to ActOnBehalfOf the logged in user
• Authenticating to an Azure hosted web service from CRM Online Sandbox code
• Integrating with systems behind a firewall from CRM Online using Windows Azure Service Bus Relay
• Integrating with systems behind a firewall from CRM Online using Windows Azure Compute and Connect
• Handling the reporting edge cases using Windows Azure SQL Reporting, Windows Azure SQL Database, and Scribe Online

As I get the rest of the posts published, I will update links in this post.  This series is a complement to my Design for Online and CRM Online + Windows Azure = Many Possibilities posts.

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