Windows Azure platform
The Windows Azure Platform has rapidly established itself as one of the most sophisticated cloud computing platforms available. With Microsoft working to continually update their product and keep it at the cutting edge, the future looks bright—if you have the skills to harness it. In particular, new...
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Formato: | Libro electrónico |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York :
Apress
2011.
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Edición: | 2nd ed |
Colección: | Expert's voice in .NET.
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Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009628932606719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents at a Glance; Table of Contents; About the Authors; About the Technical Reviewer; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter 1 Windows Azure Platform Overview; Introducing Cloud Services; Industry Terminology; Types of Clouds; Defining Our Terms; Cloud Service Providers; Shifting to the Cloud Paradigm; Understanding the Cloud Services Ecosystem; Service Providers; Software Vendors; Independent Software Vendors; Enablers; Businesses; Microsoft's Cloud Strategy; Windows Azure Platform Overview; Understanding Windows Azure Compute Architecture; Windows Azure
- ComputeWeb Role; Worker Role; VM Role; Windows Azure Connect; Windows Azure Storage; Management; SQL Azure; Windows Azure AppFabric; Windows Azure Platform Pricing; Management Portal - Let's Provision; Windows Azure Marketplace DataMarket; Windows Azure Platform Common Scenarios; Foundational Scenarios; Enterprise Scenarios; ISV Scenarios; Summary; Bibliography; Chapter 2 Windows Azure Compute; Compute Service; Upgrade Domains and Fault Domains; Understanding Domains in the Application Context; Compute Service Security; Developing Windows Azure Services; Windows Azure API Strcture
- Developer EnvironmentWindows Azure Tools for Visual Studio; Visual Studio Project Types; Role Settings and Configuration; Visual Studio Project Actions; Debugging in Visual Studio; Packaging the Service; Windows Azure SDK Tools; Service Models; ServiceDefinition.csdef; Certificate Management; ServiceConfiguration.cscfg; Development Fabric; Development Storage; Diagnostics; Logging; Configuring the Trace Listener; Defining the Storage Location for the Diagnostics Service; Starting the Diagnostics Service; Developing Windows Azure Services with Inter-Role Communication; Objectives
- Adding Diagnostics and Inter-role CommunicationService Model; Worker Role; Web Role; Running the HellAzureCloud Service; Publishing to Windows Azure Cloud; Viewing IntelliTrace Logs; Connecting with Remote Desktop Connection; Geo-location; Enabling Geographic Affinity; Windows Azure Service Management; Service Management API Structure; Progrmming with the Service Management API; Windows Azure Service Development Life Cycle; Architectural Advice; Summary; Bibliography; Chapter 3 Windows Azure Storage Part I - Blobs and Drives; Storage Service Taxonomy; Storage Service Architecture
- The Blob ServiceBlob Limitations and Constraints; Blob Architecture; Windows Azure Storage Account; Containers; Blobs; Types of Blobs; Page Blobs; Block Blobs; REST API; Request; HTTP Verb; Request URI; URI Parameters; Request Headers; Request Body; Response; Status Code; Response Headers; Response Body; Storage Client API; Windows Azure Storage Client Blob API; Account Operations; Programming Example; Container Operations; Create Container; Set Container Metadata; List Blobs; Blob Operations; Put Blob; Put Block and Put Block List Operations; Get Blob; Copy Blob
- Content Delivery Network (CDN)