http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26 A view of cloud services and the Azure platform Wed, 11 Aug 2010 02:02:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26&cpage=1#comment-2534 Above The Cloud » Blog Archive » Azure Terminology Sun, 16 May 2010 03:04:20 +0000 http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26#comment-2534 [...] that you write will run on Windows Azure Compute. Web and worker roles that you write will be hosted on the platform and distributed throughout the data centre based on [...] [...] that you write will run on Windows Azure Compute. Web and worker roles that you write will be hosted on the platform and distributed throughout the data centre based on [...]

]]> http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26&cpage=1#comment-2528 Above The Cloud » Blog Archive » Why do I need more than 1 web role? Sun, 09 May 2010 12:28:34 +0000 http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26#comment-2528 [...] we continue, I’ll defer you to one of my earlier posts about what exactly a web role is: The Web Role is similar to a ‘Web Application’ – it has [...] [...] we continue, I’ll defer you to one of my earlier posts about what exactly a web role is: The Web Role is similar to a ‘Web Application’ – it has [...]

]]> http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26&cpage=1#comment-2501 Above The Cloud » Blog Archive » Windows Azure Development Deep Dive: Working With Configuration Sun, 07 Mar 2010 12:54:21 +0000 http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26#comment-2501 [...] standard .Net applications. If you have a web role, then you have a web.config. And if you have a worker role, you get an app.config. This allows you to provide configuration information to your role when it [...] [...] standard .Net applications. If you have a web role, then you have a web.config. And if you have a worker role, you get an app.config. This allows you to provide configuration information to your role when it [...]

]]> http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26&cpage=1#comment-2483 Steven Nagy Thu, 19 Nov 2009 07:02:48 +0000 http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26#comment-2483 No problems. This post could use a do-over now that there's a bunch more stuff integrated into Visual Studio. I'll put it on the todo list! No problems. This post could use a do-over now that there’s a bunch more stuff integrated into Visual Studio. I’ll put it on the todo list!

]]> http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26&cpage=1#comment-2482 George Thu, 19 Nov 2009 00:09:13 +0000 http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26#comment-2482 Very usefull, it made the picture clear about each role. Thanks very much. Very usefull, it made the picture clear about each role. Thanks very much.

]]> http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26&cpage=1#comment-2204 MichaellaS Wed, 22 Jul 2009 00:54:29 +0000 http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26#comment-2204 tks for the effort you put in here I appreciate it! tks for the effort you put in here I appreciate it!

]]> http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26&cpage=1#comment-586 Above The Cloud » Blog Archive » What Is: The Azure Fabric and the Development Fabric Sun, 22 Mar 2009 14:04:17 +0000 http://azure.snagy.name/blog/?p=26#comment-586 [...] When we write our Azure applications locally, there is a simulation of this fabric running on our machines, called the ‘Development Fabric’. This lets us simulate load balancing and multiple nodes for our web and worker roles. [...] [...] When we write our Azure applications locally, there is a simulation of this fabric running on our machines, called the ‘Development Fabric’. This lets us simulate load balancing and multiple nodes for our web and worker roles. [...]

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