Why the Windows Azure VM Role is not necessary (most of the time)
For many people (including me till today) the windows azure instances are insufficient configurable. You have installed a naked Windows + IIS and .NET Framework. If you want to do anything else you have to use VM Role – that’s what you here. But in fact also the normal Windows Azure instances are much …
What’s the price of Windows Azure?
To say it short: It depends and till today I didn’t find an impartial meaning. At the austria Technet Microsoftis I found a “bill” of a Microsoft offer. This blogpost is just a little orientation for you…
try out Windows Azure 90 days for free
If you like to test Windows Azure by yourself then today is your day because there is a new test offering. All you have to do is to enter this side, choose your country and enter “COMMUNITY” as promotion code. You don´t need a credit card or anything else just a Windows Live ID.
Automatically deployment on windows azure with the help of a buildserver via powershell
During my last blogposts I´ve already talked about using TeamCity as a Buildserver. Because of we are using Windows Azure in our BizzBingo project the subject for today is how to create automatically new deploymnts on Azure – it´s easier than you might think
HowTo: map your own domains on Windows Azure Applications (*.cloudapp.net)
If you already successfully deployed a Windows Azure Application and turned it on “active” you will get an URL after the pattern “Name.clodapp.net” for less. But how is it possible to show “name.de or “www.name.de“ on my application? The (short) answer:
HowTo: First steps with the Windows Azure CTP and the first "HelloWorld"
In my last blogpost I talked about different cloud computing providers, like Google, Amazon and Microsoft. Today I want to describe Windows Azure more and show you how to use the Windows Azure CTP and how to publish a "Hello World" app in the "cloud".
HowTo: Hello "Cloud-Computing"
Cloud-Computing is a new nice buzzword after Web 2.0 and everything goes "in the cloud" – but what means "in the cloud"? Who are the big players and why should you care about it?
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