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• PDC 09 - SVC 15 – Windows Azure Monitoring, Logging, and Management APIs

  Local access infeasible so you can’t get access to any of the event logs or other tracing that you would normally do on a single server SDK supports distributed monitoring & data collection for cloud apps. Support Standard Diagnostics APIs Built on... Posted Nov 18 2009, 07:56 PM by Scott Golightly's Blog Filed under: Azure, PDC

• PDC 2009 – SVC 01 – A Lap Around the Windows Azure Platform

  Azure contains 5 main pieces: 1. Windows Azure Application Platform 2. SQL Azure 3. Windows Azure platform AppFabric 4. Azure “Dallas” 5. Pinpoint marketplace? (I came in late and only saw the screen for a second so I am guessing this was the 5th element... Posted Nov 17 2009, 07:14 PM by Scott Golightly's Blog Filed under: Azure, PDC

• New .NET Services SDK released

  There is an announcement posted at http://blogs.msdn.com/netservicesannounce/archive/2009/07/07/microsoft-net-services-july-2009-ctp-release-announcement.aspx that a new version of the .NET Services SDK has been released. From what I have seen there have... Posted Jul 07 2009, 09:41 PM by Scott Golightly's Blog Filed under: Tech Preview, Azure, .NET Services

• Cloud Computing Interoperability Forum

  I have been reading about the Cloud Computing Interoperability Forum (CCIF) and its “Open Cloud Manifesto”. I went to their web site to read the manifesto but couldn’t figure out where it was hiding. From what I saw on the site and the web discussions... Posted Mar 31 2009, 03:10 AM by Scott Golightly's Blog Filed under: Azure

• Windows Azure – What Happens When the Cloud Evaporates?

  I have been looking into Windows Azure lately getting ready for the technology and for the talks I am planning on giving in the near future. When I was telling one of my friends (who loves everything Apple and loves to bash Microsoft) about Azure he was... Posted Feb 06 2009, 05:28 AM by Scott Golightly's Blog Filed under: Azure

• Best of PDC Event and Updates to Azure and Visual Studio SDKs

  I had a good time at the “Best of PDC” event in Salt Lake City today. Rob Bagby is a good speaker and he brought out some features of the REST Starter Kit that I hadn’t picked up on. On one of the breaks I was talking with Rob and Craig Berntson and Craig... Posted Jan 16 2009, 03:07 AM by Scott Golightly's Blog Filed under: Tech Preview, Azure