Introducing Windows Azure

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infoblog » Introducing Windows Azure — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 02:16:43 GMT

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re: Introducing Windows Azure

lynds146 — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 03:49:09 GMT

is this something people will be able to buy or is this strictly something that can be downloaded from the website?

re: Introducing Windows Azure

ChrisLamont — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 11:15:44 GMT

Since the current link for Windows-Azure specific forums goes to this blog post, I'll post my question here.

Will the Windows Azure platform expose enough services for the developer to create his or her own version of Live Services, SQL Services, or .NET Services if desired? In other words, will the Microsoft-branded services use any undocumented, or unreleased OS functions to operate, or will all applications regardless of manufacturer be treated equal?

I get the impression from Ray Ozzie's Channel 9 interview that each application is sandboxed by URI's (a potential good thing), but I haven't seen anything that explicitly states that all internal applications will be using publicly disclosed OS interfaces. (Still, it is early for PDC, and the answer may be coming soon...)

re: Introducing Windows Azure

davidjjon77 — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 03:43:04 GMT

This is probably obvious however I could use a link to some directions on how to create a classical ASMX web service that runs on Windows Azure that I could use to retrieve stored images using a Silverlight client.

David Roh

JK@SilverlightAzure.com

re: Introducing Windows Azure

stevennagy — Fri, 26 Dec 2008 01:22:10 GMT

Azure looks great, .NET Services in particular. I'm interested to explore how well large table data scales and what you can do with indexing.

I've kicked off a new blog about the whole topic and hope to assist the community in exploring this fantastic concept.

I've found a few blogs around the place including those mentioned on the Azure site, but is there any you could recommend? Obviously this one is not being updated frequently.

Cheers,

Steve

re: Introducing Windows Azure

WindowsAzure — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 17:54:41 GMT

Thanks for the comments, we were obviously slow to get this blog started. Look for new posts next week.

【日本語版】 Windows Azure の紹介

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re: Introducing Windows Azure

SudhirKirloskar — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 11:44:59 GMT

It's great move from Microsoft. We have just moved one of our internal application to Azure. And it is working fine. Especially post launch of the Azure SDS things are pretty smooth.

Prior to the launch of Azure-SDS it was huge task of modifying all queries. But now it sounds easy.

I have heard that 10GB is going to be the limit for all cloud databases? Is it true? Or is it going to be only a temporary limitation?