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Tag Archives: Cloud
Smart Web Portal in the Cloud
Cars, Bing Map and Smartphone. Johannes Kebeck is writing about such great combination on his blog. “Daimler AG has been marketing the smart fortwo electric drive since the middle of December. When the battery is charged, the car opens a … Continue reading
Windows Azure’s Pricing Model Discourages Devs, Small-Scale Apps
The death of Silverlight Streaming (a free hosting service provided by Microsoft) made me finally think through the cost of hosting small apps and sites on Windows Azure. Although Azure’s pricing model might make sense for Enterprise scenarios, the math … Continue reading
Get your Free Ebook “Cloud Computing” from Microsoft
As we already know that all big organizations are shifting towards Cloud Computing and everyone is talking about the cloud, so here to an Industry shift towards cloud is from Microsoft Buisness Resource Center and is providing a free ebook on … Continue reading
Backup to Windows Azure Storage in 3 Easy Steps
Azure at Cloud Expo Cloud Computing Expo – Azure was in Public Preview for quite some time now. In our previous posts about Windows Azure, we went directly into how to map a network drive to Azure Blob Storage and … Continue reading
Manage Azure Blob Storage With Ease
After the Gladinet Cloud Desktop 1.4.232 release, it is fairly easy to manage Azure Blob Storage from your Windows Explorer directly. Feature Highlight: (1) Map a Network Drive Letter to the Azure Blob Storage You can map multiple Azure Blob … Continue reading
Government Mapping solution built with Silverlight 3 and Windows Azure + SQL Azure
Government Mapping solution built with Silverlight 3 and Windows Azure + SQL Azure Almost every single government entity is looking to deliver contextual information on maps, so this reusable framework built by our partner iLink Systems can help deliver a … Continue reading
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Tagged Azure, Bing Maps, Cloud, mapping, mapping application, Maps, Silverlight, SQL, Visualization
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Videos of the Windows Azure Sessions at PDC09
Here are the videos of the Windows Azure sessions at PDC09. Lots of useful content, the sessions were well attended and well received. At the time of this writing, some of the videos are not yet posted but they will … Continue reading
LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework on top of SQL Azure
from Kevin Hoffman As mentioned in my previous blog post, you don’t get full designer support on SQL Azure within SQL Server Management Studio. In addition, you don’t get designer support for LINQ to SQL or Entity Framework, either. So … Continue reading