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Developing for the Clouds: I wanted to start a conversation with everyone on the thoughts around Cloud Computing. I have been using Azure for a while now and I have found some interesting things out about it. Before I start talking about those things though, I wanted to see Read More...
Posted 18 June 09 11:33 by Tom | 21 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, Microsoft, Azure
Logging modules for ASP.NET (MVC) and also for Windows Azure: I was just reading through Scott Hanselman’s post about ELMAH and this sounds like a great idea. Getting a easy to consume report of all of your exceptions is a wonderful thing, especially when you add in that you can get it as an RSS feed, an email Read More...
Posted 24 April 09 10:07 by Tom | 4 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, Debugging, .NET, Exceptions, MVC, Azure
What do you need to troubleshoot Azure?: Looking to the future with cloud computing, it is going to become increasingly important to have good information about what is happening with your site in order to properly maintain it. Keeping development type of issues aside, what types of things do Read More...
Posted 19 November 08 06:00 by Tom | 6 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, Debugging, IIS, Azure
Insides of Azure: Want to get more details about Windows Azure ? There is a really helpful video done by Channel 9 that talks about this upcoming product and how it works. I think this gives great details about the architecture and also how you will use this and Read More...
Posted 14 November 08 06:00 by Tom | 1 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, IIS, .NET, Azure
Windows Azure and you: So I have started to look at the new Windows Azure that we just announced, you can download the framework from here . You can also read more about it at Azure Services Platform Developer Center . As I started looking at this, the main sample I was Read More...
Posted 11 November 08 06:00 by Tom | 4 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, IIS, .NET, Azure

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