Showing posts with label SQLAzure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SQLAzure. Show all posts

Reading Notes #53


This post is an important milestone for this blog. It completes the first year of Reading Notes, since a year as 52 weeks and it’s also the 100th post!

Thanks for being there and continue reading, a lot of good stuff is coming…

~Frank


2012-07-02_0720
Cloud
[…]great video of a presentation on Federations by Cihan Biyikoglu at the 2012 US Tech Ed conference in Orlando. […]
[…]Following is the high-level technology selection considerations section from the full article on MSDN. […]
Programming
[…]new build system based on Ben Alman’s awesome grunt tool. […]
Miscellaneous


~Frank

Reading Notes #51

Cloud Storage
The Cloud Storage
Cloud
  • Setting up a webfarm using Windows Azure Virtual Machines (Maarten Balliauw) - Nice post that explains how to build a web farm with a free load balancer using the brand new Windows Azure. This post pass-through all steps putting the emphasis on important notion to have a nice web farm up and running.
[…]Sysprep ensures the machine can be cloned into a new machine, getting its own settings like a hostname and IP address. A non-sysprepped machine can thus never be cloned.[…]
Programming
  • Marked As Pertinent - The perfect post to read when looking for a NoSql (or a key/value store), because this post compare a lot of them.
  • Nuno Filipe Godinho - Very nice feature. You don’t need any more to uninstall Azure SDK to install a new one! Even more you have a new dropdownlist that will act as a filter in visual studio when creating your new project.
  • DFW Ajax Users Group - Nice post that presents the characteristics of the two main architecture of site (with sample) and explains why most actual sites are in fact hybrid.
  • Using the Windows Azure Cache Preview with SDK 1.7 - Nice demo of Azure Cache preview and a quick fix on a potential problem you could have trying it with the emulator.
Miscellaneous
[…]Come up with a plan and assemble what you need, but whatever you do, don’t label this vision as impossible[…]


~Frank


Reading Notes #43

Cloud


from Wely's Cloud Journey blog


Programming

  • Need A Cloud Monkey? Netflix Unleashes Simian Army - Monkeys is the name of all those programmes or applications that are used by Netflix to watch their system. This post report that Netflix announce they will give the code as open source.
  • Outside-the-Box Pizza, Part 3: Mobility & Responsive Web Design (David Pallmann) - In this post all the CSS tricks to support the Responsive web design will be explains. The goal is to support the army of different mobile devices.
  • Why you need to learn async in .NET (weblogs.asp.net) - Nice post with a code sample that illustrate the advantage of using the async framework. Let’s the code represents “the what” of what you want to do not “the how”.
  • WCF-SQL Adapter and permissions - Well explain. I got this once, and I remember spending few minutes trying to understand this error message... It's a shame that it's not the good one that is display first...
  • Lowering the Barriers to Code Generation with T4 - If you are not already using T4 or if you think code generation is only for "big project", this post is for you. This very nice tutorial shows how to use T4 to improve the quality, the stability and the readability of your code. A must for all serious .Net developer.

    Miscellaneous


    Reading Notes #39

    Mozy cloud storage

    Cloud

    […]shows a friendly face to customers and still provides the detailed technical information developers will need in his article Rich Custom Error Handling with ASP.NET. […]
    […]Wade Wegner describes the steps he recommends in his post Using ELMAH in Windows Azure with Table Storage. […]
    […]To learn more about ELMAH, see the MSDN article Using HTTP Modules and Handlers to Create Pluggable ASP.NET Components by Scott Mitchell and Atif Aziz.[…]

      Programming


      Miscellaneous


      ~ Frank


      Reading Notes # 20

      Stuff you love to do, Stuff you're good at, Stuff someone will pay you to do.

       

      Cloud


      Programming

      • SQL in the Wild - I didn't know about this "filtered index" feature available in MSSQL 2008. Really nice feature.

      Miscellaneous


      ~Franky


        Reading Notes #16


        Cloud

        "SQL Azure Reporting enables new hybrid IT scenarios - for example, customers can schedule automatic synchronization of on-premises databases with SQL Azure, and then deploy cloud-based BI reports based on the synchronized cloud-based data"

        Programming


        Miscellaneous

        "Microsoft’s Tony Meleg actually did an excellent job frankly discussing the future of the middle platform and their challenges of branding and cohesion.  I strongly encourage you to watch that session"

        ~Franky

        Reading Notes #13

         Azure

        SQLAzure


        PowerShell


        Ruby


        ~Franky

        Reading Notes #11



        ~Franky