Tag: architecture

I have been hearing a lot of comments lately about Microsoft Azure. Some of what I’ve heard has to do with the perceived pain of migrating existing ASP.NET applications. I know Microsoft says it is supposed to be easy but the fact is that there are some new skills required. Most likely there will be […]

So, why would there be a need for different architectural patterns in Windows Azure? One reason is for scalability. While it is still important to separate storage, presentation and business logic as in n-Tier architecture, we must adopt a slightly different approach if we want to achieve the scalability available to us on the cloud platform. […]