Reading Notes #19

 Cloud

• How to Detect If You Are Connected To A Federation Root (Herve Roggero) - Will be useful when federation will come out.
• Mixpanel Engineering - The cloud is not for all business, here the Mixpanel’s story .
• Unable to connect to one(or few) of the Windows Azure role instnaces using remote desktop (RDP) option - Nice tips.
• Enabling Support for 32-bit IIS Applications in Windows Azure - Perfect! Simple to do and simple to use.
• Article: Introducing Queues and Topics in Azure Service Bus - A lot of new exiting stuff for the middleware and integration.
• Free Databases in the Window Azure Marketplace - Nice place to start playing with oData and/or the Marketplace
• Windows Azure PowerShell Extensions - I look forward to see those extensions...

  PowerShell is a very powerful tool for your developer tool belt,

  For an overview of the Windows Azure PowerShell Cmdlets, watch this video

• Windows Azure, Fiddler and netmf - Nice to know. since it's not done by default.
• 10 Predictions About Cloud Computing - This is a good question. What will became the cloud in a long-term? Good post.
• SQL Azure PowerShell for Developers on the Run! - This is a most. A really sharp idea.

  “Quickly create firewall rules for where ever you are”

• Roger Doherty's SQL Server Evangelism Blog - Great new labs for migration. reporting. sync and federation. really good update. More info about the Data-tier Application Framework or DAC Fx.
• Windows Azure Traffic Manager - I know exactly in witch project i could use this...
• Reading configuration entries using System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager class in a Windows Azure Application - A well done 101 about read config in Azure project.
• 10 Enterprise Cloud Storage Options - A 10 list of cloud storage option... but no syng of Google or Azure?
• Deadlettering in Azure AppFabric Service Bus Brokered Messaging - A great introduction to the message architecture and how to use it with the new Azure AppFabric coming in.

  “The Developer’s Guide to AppFabric”, a free e-book on Azure AppFabric development. Available for download here.

  The Enterprise Integration Patterns website provides a description of the Dead Letter Channel pattern here.

• CloudCover Show: Episode 64 - Adding Push Notifications to Windows Phone Apps – Wade explain all the new stuff for Windows Phone apps by using composable NuGet packages with Windows Azure.
  
• Using Windows Azure Service Bus Messaging (Roman Kiss) – Everything you should know about Azure service bus, write inn one amazing post.

 

Miscellaneous

• Google+ Ripples brings something interesting to the table - Trying to but together something append 2 weeks ago on Twitter... nah forget it. but see how is it possible on Google +

~Franky

Reading Notes #18

Cloud

• Windows Azure: Startup task or OnStart(), which to choose? (Avkash Chauhan - MSFT) - Know the difference between starup task and onStart()
• Can Cloud Computing Reduce IT Cost Complexities?
• Packaging an Executable as a Windows Azure Application From the Command Line – Quick way using programEntryPoint of worker role
• New Article: How To Integrate a BizTalk Server Application with Service Bus Queues and Topics - This is looking promising, need to read the full article.
• Four key reasons to include cloud computing in your business strategy - To help some client to find if the cloud is good from them
• Cloud Cover Show: Episode 62 - Marketplace with Christian Liensberger – Great info about Marketplace.
• Cloud Cover Show: Episode 63 - Securely Sharing Files with Windows Azure – Really nice introduction of the BlobShare. 
• Six Reasons to Use Cloud Services for Small Business - Another list of arguments of why you should go in the cloud

Programming

• Bodega Sale Blog - A kind of American idol for developer... not a bad idea.
• Engine Yard Platform-as-a-Service – Difference between concurrency and parallelism by type of ruby
• Sandro Pereira BizTalk Blog - When an image IS thousand words
• Fire and Ice: David Pallmann's Web and Cloud Blog: Adventures in HTML5: Bouncy Bar Chart (David Pallmann) - If you're looking for a nice way to learn HTML5 then this how-to make a htmk5 version of Jelly bars is perfect for you.

Miscellaneous

• An analysis of four lazy years with an Amazon Kindle and no dead trees (Scott Hanselman) - Understand why you should go with a e Reader
• I know apps - Interesting point. Next time keep that in mind.

~Franky

Reading Notes #17

Cloud

• Announcing Improved In-place Updates (DrewMcDaniel) - A must to read to any Azure developer. this will improve the speed and lower the friction...
• Windows Azure In-place Upgrades (Year of Azure – Week16) (brentdacodemonkey) - Really interesting. A recap of where we where and where we are going. continue with the post.
• Questions About the Cloud? Learn from Windows Azure Partners And Accelerate Your Move to the Cloud  (blogs.msdn.com) - True stories. perfect to finish convincing someone to move to the cloud (is the cloud is a solution)
• Editing a Local Windows Azure Project with the Emulator Running (Nathan Totten)- Great news... Debugging will be lot less painful.
• Dark Side of the Cloud (Andy Singleton) - Its not always as perfect as it look. Some time the cloud is not the best solution.
• SQL Azure Federations: Building Scalable, Elastic, and Multi-tenant Database Solutions - To start learning about SQL Azure federations this is a good post. a lot of details and links
• Simple Database Migration to SQL Azure (David Pallmann) - Well explain, well packaged this very frequent scenario.
• Windows Azure VM downtime due to Host and Guest OS update and how to manage it in multi-instance Windows Azure Application (Avkash Chauhan - MSFT) - Explain different scenarios possible when Azure is doing an update.
• What is Amazon’s Secret for Success and Why is EC2 a Runaway Train? (Randy Bias) - Great post exposing the Amazon web service AWS secret.
• Microsoft Azure: B for effort, less for execution (Barb Darrow) - Very nice post where the author talk about where Azure is compare with is competitor.
• The Microsoft Private Cloud: A Technology Overview – Perfect post to start learning on private cloud, or should I say IaaS?
• Implementing Windows Azure Retry Logic (DavidAiken) – AzureSQL and Service Bus don't implement the retry. To have a good idea u cant use the framework explain in this post

Programming

• What Ruby’s ||= (Double Pipe / Or Equals) Really Does - Explain how really this particular operator works.
• Introducing the OData Library (dpblogs) - This post explain the new feature present in the new October CTP of oData.
• Cutting Edge - Objects and the Art of Data Modeling (Dino Esposito) - Good article, and by the side explain some EF stuff. Explain how to use the active record pattern and Domain Model Pattern with EF.

~Franky

Reading Notes #16

Cloud

• The Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus (Joseph Fultz) - A great and complete sample of a use of azure AppFabric service bus. code also available.
• Announcing The New SQL Azure Reporting CTP Release - all detail about the new CTP release.

"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"

• On Not Using owner With the Azure AppFabric Service Bus (Neil Mackenzie) -Great post to get started on Access Control Service (acs) with out using owner as in CTP.
• Types of Cloud Computing (ArchieIndian) - if still confuse between SAAS IAAS PAAS then this the post.
• Reporting on Diagnostics Data(Joseph Fultz) – Wooo! A lot of stuff is going on here. grab your CTP access and download the code available in this article. great prove of concept.
• Field Note: Calling the Windows Azure Storage API Asynchronously  (Tejaswi Redkar) - Nice trick about accessing storage asynchronously.
• Static Web Site Migration to Windows Azure (David Pallmann) - If you didn't know yet, here packaged in a 30 minutes recipe how to migrate a static web site.  good way to move in the cloud AND saving money.
• The Developer’s Guide to AppFabric (Alan Smith) - This is the official release version of “The Developer’s Guide to AppFabric” and it’s free.

Programming

• Working with Lazy Loading in Entity Framework Code First  (stevesmithblog.com) - EF code first manage the lazy loading automatically. this post show you how to disable it when needed.
• Actions in OData (Alex James) - First post of a nice series talking about pushing farther oData by adding/using action.
• Do you know Ruby Doctest? - Great tool for units test in Ruby

Miscellaneous

•  Securing Service Bus with ACS - In this talk Clemens will discuss how to secure your Service Bus applications using ACS.
• Is BizTalk Server Going Away At Some Point? Yes. Dead? Nope (Richard Seroter) - Answering the question that every one have on her lips: Does Biztalk is dead?

"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"

• How to Start Freelancing (Coby Chapple) – A series about doing some freelancing. the author share is experience. Read part1, part2, part3... still one more to come
• Cloud Cover Episode 61 - Updates to SQL Azure Database with Roger Doherty - In this episode, Roger Doherty, Technical Evangelist for SQL Server and SQL Azure, joins Steve and Wade to discuss recent updates to SQL Azure database.

~Franky

Reading Notes #15

Cloud

Moving to Azure: The Plan and Start - First post of a series about moving to azure. Some good links.

Moving to Azure: The Database – (part two)  SQLAzure is so nice ;)

New Docs: AWS Getting Started Guides for Linux and Microsoft Windows - New docs... Great!

Hosting a Web Site Completely from Windows Azure Storage (David Pallmann) - If smaller is better, will you prefer 0,15 or 90?

TechDays 2011: Developer Tools, Languages, Frameworks & awesomeness (Frédéric Harper) - A lot of good things... And it’s coming at Montreal!

Does Windows Azure Startup task have time limit? What to do with heavy processing startup task in Windows Azure Role? (Avkash Chauhan - MSFT) - Explain a way to manage long start-up task without any issue.

Relaunching AzureDesignPatterns.com with HTML5 and Expanded Content (David Pallmann) - A useful web site that is store in blob storage...

Programming

• Ninjecting MVC3 - If you never try Ninject, then try it! Go update youre pet project to make use of it.

Miscellaneous

• M. Wright’s “Hard Code” (ericbrec) – Nice post.

~Franky

Reading Notes #14

Azure

• HTML5 + Cloud = Elasticity² (David Pallmann) - In this post David Pallman continue is explanation of relation between frontend and backend by explaining how both of them need scalability today.
• Skipping Windows Azure Startup Tasks When Running in the Emulator - Quick clean and easy.
• Key Concepts Associated with Windows Azure Development - Nice post, explaining some important notions.
• Eight cloud computing risks, and how to quash them - Good post, that help having more element when answering some frequently ask questions about moving to the cloud.
• NuGet push... to Windows Azure - wow this “PoC” is impressive. It’s amazing what we can do we NuGet
• Use the Windows Azure CDN for Assets (Brian Hitney) - Nicely explain.
• Best Practices for Leveraging Windows Azure Service Bus Brokered Messaging API - A lot of info in this great post.
• Message-oriented Architectures (Updated) - Everything you should know about message oriented architecture.
• Scaling Facebook Applications in the Azure Cloud – A Success Story and Lessons Learned (allandcp) - 2 success stories
• Windows Azure and SQL Azure Tutorials - nice tutorial to implement oData in Azure project.
• Automating Azure 1.4 Packaging using MSBuild and CSPack - Continuous integration in Azure is not strait forward. This post will help to pass truth.

Programming

• Setting up a NuGet repository in seconds: MyGet public feeds - That could be very useful. Even more when your team is split across the globe.
• September 2011 Release of the Ajax Control Toolkit  (stephenwalther.com) - as usual great features like Gravatar control, Twitter Control and a better Date picker added by Stephen’s team.
• New Features in the Entity Framework June CTP - New features: enum now supported, table-valued function(TVF) kind of store procedure usable with Linq, multiple result from a store procedure and by able to cache a compiled version of the Linq query. Even the geo localisation reach the EF.
• Development Is Design - If you think that rounded window corners or cutesy animations are design... read this post. It's decoration. The development is design....
• Build Great Experiences on Any Device with OData - One of the best post I read about oData.

Ruby

• Large Ruby File Downloads Done Right! – Well done.

~Franky

Reading Notes #13

 Azure

• Now Available: Geo-Replication and new Blob, Table and Queue features for Windows Azure Storage (BradCalder) - The blob storage get a new version, more polish,  with some new features improving the final user experience.
• Data Service in the Cloud (Julie Lerman) - Another tutorial as first Azure app. Yes it was publish in April 2011 but all the base are covered.
• White Paper Series Helps You Get a Start on Windows Azure Pricing (Bruce Kyle) - A list of reference to white paper making different scenarios on the needs of different applications in the cloud.
• Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus Brokered Messaging (Neil Mackenzie) - Take a breath. In this fabulous post are a lot of information. Of good links and a lot of sample.
• The Cloud Responsibility Crisis (Cody) - The cloud is so easy that it comes close impossible to not get lost.
• 5 Things That Are Toxic to Scalability (hullsean) – Be prepare for scalability, by knowing how to avoid traps.
• Extension Methods for the August 2011 Windows Azure Storage Features (Steve Marx) - Explain the new features in this good library.
• Deploying an OData Service in Windows Azure (Shayne Burgess) - It is surprisingly simple to deploy a oData sevice in Azure. A well done tutorial.
• Now Available: The Service Bus September 2011 Release (Clemens Vasters) - great news
• TFS Azure–Technical Access Preview Experience! (Tarun Arora) - Last week I read a post that was explaining how TFS socks. But today when I read and I see all the progress they did, I say that I would love to work with Azure TFS.

SQLAzure

• What’s New in SQL Azure Management Portal? (Part II of II) (Gregory Leake) – Those news change are welcome...
• How to Backup SQL Azure Database to Windows Azure Blob Storage directly from your own machine (Avkash Chauhan - MSFT) - This post explain how to backup in the cloud... So really low cost.
• SQL Azure, the bacpac & Storage Containers - I need to check this because I didn't get any trouble doing my backup.

PowerShell

• Automate It! Deploying a Windows Azure Service Package from PowerShell. (Michael Washam) - It's time to improve your PowerShell skill because more than ever it is very useful.

Ruby

• Deploying Ruby in Windows Azure (Thomas Conte) - Very quick walkthrough to deploy a Ruby application in Azure.
• Some Updates to Waz-Cmd (Ruby Command-Line Tool for Windows Azure) (Steve Marx) - Cross platform tool to manage Azure storage.

~Franky

Reading Notes #12

This week I try to "organize" my list a little bit.  Let me know if you prefer that way or the unsorted way like before.

Azure

• ANNOUNCING the Windows Azure Toolkit for Windows 8 – Nice So many stuff.
• Announcing: Windows Azure SDK 1.5, Windows Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and new Service Management Features - Great post and great update.
• Some Resources for OData and Azure - A list of good post. I will read them for sure
• Evaluating Your Apps For the Cloud – Before jumping into the code some job need to be done (second part of series).
• Following Good Practice, The Negative Bits About Windows Azure First, But Gems Included! :D - A really good post. Read it.
• Announcing Windows Azure Autoscaling Block preview - I need to find time to try this. It’s look very promising.

Cloud

• Amazon Cloud SDKs for Android, IOS Exit Beta Testing - Another cloud SDK for android and IOS... that good news. Right?
• Programming Workflows for Humans using the Web's Social Glue – I agree to. This is nice.
• Database as a Cloud Service White Paper developed by Scalability Experts – Really good, if you are interested by cloud database this is mandatory.

Programing

• If you don’t have pet projects, I don’t think I want you - That a boss I would like!
• TFS is destroying your development capacity - This post describe accurately the TFS I know. Not a lot of solution are bring in is post but it is a good starting point.
• Announcing the launch of PowerShell Magazine website! - I'm always happy to see new source of information coming out. They bring a fresh look on the subject.

Miscellaneous

• Bedtime Adventures: May-Gee’s Big Test, Part 1 and May-Gee’s Big Test, Part 2 - If you have kids, or just plan to have one... you must and i mean MUST MUST read this.

~Franky

Reading Notes #11

• Sync Framework Toolkit now available for download - This toolkit allows other platforms to be used for offline clients such as Silverlight, Windows Phone 7, and Windows Mobile; in addition, non-Microsoft platforms such as iPhone, Android, and Blackberry can be utilized as well as HTML.
•  #1 Cause of Startup Death? Premature Scaling – Good post from the author of the book: Nail It then Scale It, tell is opinion about the risk of scaling too fast.
• Experiment with Role.Instances Collection and creating all Role Instances Order – Nice experience.
• How to become a great software developer - 13 points to be a better developer. Do you agree with all of them?
• Cloud Programming Concepts – Detailed post about everything. From the definition of the cloud, historic to a first application.
• Visualize Your Data: Charts in Google Apps Script!  - I use to know Google chart in the query string but now you can create them by script! Sample code.
• Entity Framework Tips and Tricks: Use GetObjectByKey When Querying a Single Entity - Good tips to use the caching instead of poking the database each time with the EF.
• SQL Azure Essentials for the Database Developer - Good starting point of SQL Azure from a sql geek.
• Managing Concurrency in Windows Azure with Leases - Great sample. See the library (smarx.WazStorageExtensions) in action.
• Building a Task Scheduler in Windows Azure - Quick and easy way to start task scheduling in Azure.
• A basic non-cloud-based personal backup strategy - The cloud is not mandatory... here a good example.
• Using Co-Administrators with your Windows Azure Subscription - Very nice and more secure.
• Cloud computing: the triple fallacy - A lot of questions that don't highlight the usual.

~Franky

Reading Notes #10

• Sync Framework Tips and Troubleshooting - Good tips.
• JavaScript  shuffling by sorting - Hum... Some people always found a new way to do stuff...
• Static Code Analysis and Code Contracts - Maybe a good alternative to Resharper...
• Learning about Progressive Enhancement - Supporting Mobile Browsers with CSS3 Media Queries – Lesson #1: A web site is a work in progress.
• Memcached-in-windows-azure - To get the full control of the RAM of your Azure VM you now have options.
• Azure FAQ: How frequently is the clock on my Windows Azure VM synchronized? - This is a good question when you're using log or that you're business is base on timing...
• The Technical Friend's Essential Maintenance Checklist for Non-Technical Friend's Windows Computer - A gooood check list to have.
• Windows Azure Toolkits for Devices – Brief update on toolkits for iOS, android and Windows phone.
• A User, an Account and SaaS – In witch trap did you fall into? A user is simple entity but it's easy to do it wrong.
• When Worlds Collide: HTML5 Meets The Cloud - two revolution start and they could work together...

 “HTML5 affects more than the front end and cloud computing affects more than the back end.”

• Scrum basics: The product backlog - A good post that explain what is Scrum method for none technical people. More post to come in this series.
• Analytics, Leasing, and More: Extensions to the .NET Windows Azure Storage Library – An update to the nice wazStorageExtension package. With code sample.
• The Importance (and Ease) of Minifying your CSS and JavaScript and Optimizing PNGs for your Blog or Website - Nice recapitulation. A lot of good tools and links.
• jQuery 1.6.3 Released – New version of the jQuery.

~ Franky

Azure Storage - Which tool should I choose to manage my Azure Storage?

One of the first thing you need when you start doing Azure projects is a tool to manage the Azure storage. But so many are available… And they all look good!  In this post, I will try to answer to the question: Which tool should I choose to manage my Azure Storage?  Feel free to add comments or suggestions, I’m always open to better idea.

Azure Storage Explorer
The first one I try was the Azure Storage Explorer. You can easily find it (you probably already know it) on Codeplex.com.
The look of this application is gorgeous and the tool it self is very powerful.  You can manage the queues, the tables, the blob storage.  And more recently to project was update to add blob security features. And this tool is completely free.
The only weak point I found, was that the application was freezing when I try too upload many (+1000) images in a blog storage.

Cloudberry Explorer

Another I try was Cloudberry. It look like a ftp tool and only manage the blob storage, but I found it to be the more efficient.  The tool ask you for a registration, but the registration is free.  It never freeze event when I shoot him thousand of images.
The only con is that it doesn't support queues and tables.

AzureXplorer

Finally I also try AzureXplorer. This tool cost only 50$ (a free fully functional 30-days evaluation is also available) and is completely integrated to Visual Studio (that a great thing when you are a .Net developer).  It can manage queues, tables and blob storages.
The problem was when (yes again) upload a lot of images the full Visual Studio was lock.  So I was unable to work… but other wise very nice.

And the winner is…

And the winner is all of them. I think that if your doing a lot of upload in the blob storage the CloudBerry is must.  Otherwise, depending if you are using Visual Studio or if you want to go with a free open source project both AzureXplorer or Azure Storage Explorer are a excellent choice.

Again, this is not the absolute truth, this is base on my experience.  So please, if you know a good tool to manage Azure Storage add a comment.

~ Franky

References:

• Azure Storage - http://azurestorageexplorer.codeplex.com/
• Azure Storage Explorer 4.0.0.9 Refresh with Blob Security Features - http://davidpallmann.blogspot.com/2011/04/azure-storage-explorer-4009-refresh.html
• Cloudberry Explorer - http://cloudberrylab.com/?page=explorer-azure
• AzureXplorer - http://clumsyleaf.com/products/azurexplorer

Reading Notes #9 (Lecture de la semaine)

Back from vacation, a lot of reading to catch-up.

• A cloud batch execution tool - Very interesting. In some of my past lives this could saved me hours of pain. Here's the documentation and here a video demo.
• Four 4 tips for developing Windows Services more efficiently  - Good simple tips to be more efficient developing services... and it can be applicable to all dev.
• When It Comes to Cloud, First Things First – Strategy and Training – Nice post published during the last #AzureWednesday…  Also Don’t mist the next episode of Manager Tech Talk, September 8, 2011.
• Various Options to Manage Session State in Windows Azure – Describe the different way to maintain session in the cloud. Also you can try the  Universal Providers presented in a previous post: The Magic Provider (also call Universal Providers)
• Welcome to Windows Azure’s Silver Lining – The first post of a new blog that need to be follow, especially if you’re not .net developer.
• Windows Azure Web Role and ACSv2 Application Exception - New version mean sometime new "features" (read bug). To understand one of them read this post. A workaround are also presented.
• Interface Attributes != Class Attributes – Nice and clear explanation of some difference between interface and class; or should i say base class.
• The Power of the Default (MSDN Mag) - You thick you know what should be a default value on an application... This post is for you.
• Hire and Pay a Designer and Be Happy - A short story... and a great new look.
• How to Speed up Windows Azure Deployments - Quick tips to make more enjoyable your dev. time with azure.
• Using ELMAH in Windows Azure with Table Storage – Show a simple way to use a great tool. With a Nuget implementation.
• Searching Windows Azure Storage with Lucene.Net (MSDN Mag) – Great article, this will be useful someday.

- A nice .NET version of the open source Lucene search and indexing library, which you’ll find at incubator.apache.org/lucene.net

- Tom Laird-McConnell created a fantastic library for using Windows Azure Storage with Lucene.Net; you’ll find it at code.msdn.microsoft.com/AzureDirectory.

• Playing with the new Windows Azure Storage Analytics Features - Great intro to the tool. The azure analytics feature is really nice. I will come back on this one for sure.

The analytics documentation as well as the storage team’s blog posts on logging and metrics have more details

• Announcing Windows Azure Storage Analytics - Another good post about the azure storage analytics.
• Deploying the Windows Azure ASP.NET MVC 3 Web Role – A lot of goods links and good advices. Watch the cloud cover episode 54 show for other detail.
• Announcing the August 2011 Release of the Windows Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 - Great new I was waiting for that one!
• 7 Chrome Tips Developers & Designers May Not Know - Wow I think I was knowing my chrome browser. How could I be that foolish? I really like the un-minify feature...  Web developer be aware you MUST read this post. Also a cheatsheet link is available.

~Franky

Lecture de la semaine # 8

• Introducing System.Web.Providers - ASP.NET Universal Providers for Session, Membership, Roles and User Profile on SQL Compact and SQL Azure - Nicely introduce the magic provider. See also my quick resume: The Magic Provider (also call Universal Providers)
• Windows Azure Storage Architecture Overview – All the info about the 3 layers; very complete post.
• Creating a Many To Many Mapping Using Code First - I like the EFCF to do my prototype and quick project. I'm sure that EF is good for other think but I use it in this purpose. Anyway, the many to many relation is a must... this post give a quick sample.
• Must have NuGet Packages for Windows Azure Development - Who many NuGet package about Azure do you think is available? How about 34? Surprise? This post is for you.
• Review: Open-source components used in learn.knockoutjs.com - The web site lear.knockoujs.com is a great tool. Here the creator explains how he did it and lists all the free stuff he uses.
• Announcing Entity Framework Migrations (Fantasy Version) - A dream about a wonderful alpha project… or a real one…
• Entity Framework Code First Migrations - Scott present the new release (in alpha) of EFCF migration. A nice post about the always nice EF products.
• AWS Summer Startups: Yottaa - Great start for Yottaa after winning the AWS challenge.

~Franky


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