Tag: .NET/Visual Studio

Windows Azure Storage Choices There are a couple common ways of storing data when using Microsoft Windows Azure. One is SQL Azure, which is a cloud-based version of Microsoft SQL Server. The other is Azure storage. SQL Azure will be familiar to those who already understand relational databases. It may also make moving an application […]

This is the fifth in a series I’ve been writing on learning Microsoft Windows Azure. In this post, you’ll deploy the application created earlier; see Windows Azure Training Series – Creating Your First Azure Project. Configuring an Azure Role With your Square a Number Azure project open in Visual Web Developer (or Visual Studio), go to […]

This is the fourth in a series of Microsoft Windows Azure training articles. In the last article, Windows Azure Training Series: Creating Your First Azure Project, we created a simple Azure application and in the next article we will deploy it. First, we need to understand Windows Azure roles though. Windows Azure Roles Overview To use […]

This is another in a series of articles on getting started with Windows Azure.  This post will walk you through creating a Windows Azure application. It assumes that you have Visual Web Developer 2010 Express already installed (or Visual Studio 2010), along with the Azure Tools for Visual Studio. If you don’t, see my previous […]

This is the second in a series of articles on getting started with Windows Azure.  To use Windows Azure, you’ll want to set up Microsoft Visual Studio, and install the Windows Azure tools and SDK. If you don’t have Visual Studio, you may be thinking this will be expensive. Actually, it’s free! This article will […]