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Wednesday, July 02, 2008 8:34 AM

Roger Jennings talks about SSDS in a Visual Studio Magazine Article

Roger has an interesting article on SSDS in the latest Visual Studio Magazine here . It is really interesting to see the performance data between the SOAP and the REST end points of SSDS. It would be really interesting to dig into this. One bit of correction
Posted by Soumitra Sengupta | 0 Comments
Friday, June 27, 2008 7:21 AM

Philosophy behind the design of SSDS and some personal thoughts

With Sprint 3 winding down, I thought it is a good time for me to share with you some of the philosophy behind the design of SQL Server Data Services (SSDS) and a few personal thoughts about the experience. When we started this project 2 years back, we
Posted by Soumitra Sengupta | 1 Comments
Wednesday, April 16, 2008 3:27 PM

Cross container queries in SSDS

Eugenio Pace in his 5th article in a series on SSDS gives a pattern for cross container queries. The article can be found here . This is an important scenario since SSDS partitions data into containers to scale out the system. But it actually limits scenarios
Posted by kellyalt | 2 Comments
Monday, April 07, 2008 10:04 PM

Istvan and Nigel talk about SSDS and data services in the Cloud

Ryan Dunn , Technical Evangelist, recently interviewed Istvan Cseri, SSDS Architect and Nigel Ellis, SSDS Development Manager and Architect about SSDS and their vision for Cloud Data Services. He posted his interview at Channel 9. Check it out here .
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Monday, March 17, 2008 6:36 PM

Jeff Currier has posted some code samples for SSDS

Jeff is one of the developers on the SSDS project. He just sent me a note indicating that he has posted his SSDS code sample here . Very cool.
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Saturday, March 15, 2008 10:43 PM

Good post about SSDS Query Language

Ryan Dunn has a fairly detailed post on the SSDS query model here . Ryan has prototyped some application code already, so his description of the query model is worth a read.
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