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January 2009 - Posts
Design Principles Behind The Windows Azure Hypervisor
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Windows Azure
Our next few posts will be discussions on the components of the Windows Azure service. Please add comments on anything you would like to hear more about. By Hoi Vo Director We are frequently asked about the Windows Azure Hypervisor, and whether or not...
Packaging up files for the cloud
by
Cloud Computing Tools Team
Jim has posted about how you can include additional files in your package when packaging for the Development Fabric and for the cspkg you upload to the cloud. Read More...
Filed under:
Azure
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Windows Azure
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windows azure tools for microsoft visual studio
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windows azure sdk
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visual studio
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service package
Windows Live Messenger IM Control Module for Drupal CMS
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Live Services
If you are a Drupal user and want to be able to show your Windows Live Messenger online presence, Coworks has a module for you . Coworks attended the Microsoft Web Hosting & Developer Roadshow in Belgium in December 2008, and decided to build a module...
First Day of Parental Leave
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Extemporaneous Mumblings
We had our first child in October and my wife stayed home the first three months. I only stayed the first week after delivery and started back to work. It was hard to go back to work so soon, but I knew that my wife would be fine with her...
Filed under:
Personal
Azure Issue Tracker Released
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Extemporaneous Mumblings
I am happy to announce the immediate release of the Azure Issue Tracker sample application. I know. I know. the name is wildly creative. This sample application is a simple issue tracking service and website that pulls together a couple of...
Filed under:
Azure
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Security
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Cloud Services
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SDS
Silverlight Debugging in a Windows Azure Web Role
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Cloud Computing Tools Team
Want to know more about how to setup Silverlight in a Windows Azure Web Cloud Service and how to configure Silverlight debugging ? Read More...
Filed under:
windows azure tools for microsoft visual studio
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windows azure sdk
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silverlight
维托里奥去北京和新加坡 [Vittorio goes to Beijing & Singapore]*
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Vibro.NET
Tomorrow morning I have my flight to Beijing, where I'll spend Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday spreading some Azure & Identity love. Wednesday night I have a redeye to Singapore where I'll do some more identity work and hopefully meet some...
Filed under:
Identity
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Azure Services
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Geneva Framework
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Geneva Server
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Geneva
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.NET Access Control
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Events
Identity pun
by
Vibro.NET
Sorry guys, this will make you cringe but I can't help myself: this came out while I was reharsing a presentation just minutes ago. Ah, and you'll get it only if you're identity-sick :-) A passive client enters a shop, and starts looking around...
Filed under:
Personal
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Identity
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Wild Ideas
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Useless
January 2009 CTP of the Windows Azure Tools and SDK Released
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Cloud Computing Tools Team
We're excited to announce that we've released an update to the Windows Azure Tools and SDK. Windows Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio Windows Azure SDK See this post for more information. Read More...
Filed under:
Windows Azure
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windows azure tools for microsoft visual studio
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windows azure sdk
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January CTP
Updated SDK and Tools for Visual Studio Available Now
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Windows Azure
Today, in less than three months since its announcement , Microsoft’s Windows Azure team has announced a refresh to the Windows Azure SDK and Windows Azure tools for Visual Studio. The Community Technology Preview (CTP), announced at Microsoft’s PDC Read...
Filed under:
Azure
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Windows Azure
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SDK
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Tools for Visual Studio
Roles? Those are claiiiiiims!
by
Vibro.NET
[Warning: if you are not an identity geek, don't read] People tend to approach new things by understanding how they relate with what they already know. That's natural, and that's also a very effective strategy: however it can only get you...
Filed under:
Identity
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Federation
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Architecture - WS
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Wild Ideas
Live Mesh Awarded Best Technology Innovation Crunchie
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Live Services
Hi everyone, Angus Logan (senior tech product manager for Live Services) here. I’m in San Francisco at the 2008 Crunchie Awards and after ~ 350k votes were cast Ray Ozzie and David Treadwell accepted the award for Best Technology Innovation/Achievement...
Microsoft Tags
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Vibro.NET
Let me spend few mins to write a lunch time post for giving the solution to yesterday's riddle , reported below: The three images are in fact instances of a the new super cool technology, dubbed...
Filed under:
Microsoft Tag
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Microsoft Tags
Let's see if you figure this out...
by
Vibro.NET
[ Update ] ...did you? :-) The trick is simple: the images below are generated via Microsoft Tag technology. For a lenghtier explanation, see http://blogs.msdn.com/vbertocci/archive/2009/01/09/microsoft-tags.aspx Read More...
A visual tour of the .NET Access Control service via Azure Services Management Console
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Vibro.NET
Happy Western-new year! Hope you enjoyed your holidays, and that you're back to work recharged & ready to authenticate/authorize everything in sight ;-) I have a long piece I wrote back in December on my flights to Italy, but that's pretty...
Filed under:
.NET Services
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the Cloud
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Identity
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Azure Services
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.NET Access Control