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by Anders Hauge - MSFT via Windows Azure Developer Tools Team on 4/18/2011 11:50:00 PM
Last week the Windows Azure SDK team released the Windows Azure SDK 1.4.1 refresh. This refresh adds support for Web Deploy to the Visual Studio tools for Windows Azure. This is huge. Web Deploy lets developers deploy iterative code changes to a web role in Windows Azure in seconds. If you’ve ever had to wait more than five minutes for a code change to be updated so you could test it, this is for you. You can see the feature in action in this Channel 9 video. Web Deploy en ...
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by lilyma via Windows Azure Developer Tools Team on 11/23/2010 8:31:00 PM
Today, coinciding with the general availability of the new Windows Azure Management Portal, we have released version 1.3 of the Windows Azure Tools and SDK. The Windows Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio extends Visual Studio 2010 to enable the creation, configuration, building, debugging, running, packaging and deployment of scalable web applications and services on Windows Azure. New in this release: IIS Support: Full IIS is supported for building and deploying web roles, both ...
by cctblog via Windows Azure Developer Tools Team on 1/29/2010 8:27:00 PM
Interested in uploading certificates in the OS of the VMs that run in the Windows Azure cloud? Jim has written a walkthrough that will explain and guide you through the process. ...
by cctblog via Windows Azure Developer Tools Team on 1/11/2010 6:05:00 PM
Want to learn how to get build a Windows Azure cloud service that uses blob storage? Have a look at Jim's blob storage walkthrough. ...
by cctblog via Windows Azure Developer Tools Team on 11/12/2009 11:00:00 PM
Today we released several new features for Windows Azure through the Windows Azure Tools and SDK. (Use the direct link while the release propagates) We look forward to discussing these new Windows Azure features, in detail, at PDC '09. This release add support for Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 and VWD Express 2010 Beta 2. What's new for the November release: Service Model UI: A redesigned and significantly more complete interface for manipulating Role configuration information. To access ...
by cctblog via Windows Azure Developer Tools Team on 7/20/2009 11:30:00 PM
We've just released a July CTP of the Windows Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio! (try the direct link to the download while it propogates) What’s New for the July 2009 CTP? Support for developing and deploying services containing multiple web and worker roles. A service may contain zero or more web roles and zero or more worker roles with a minimum of one role of either type. New project creation dialog that supports creating Cloud Services with multiple web and worker roles. Abi ...
by cctblog via Windows Azure Developer Tools Team on 5/28/2009 8:30:00 PM
Windows Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio (includes SDK). If the release is still propagating, try the Direct Link. New for the May 2009 CTP: Support for Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1 Update for Visual Studio 2008 Improved integration with the Development Fabric and Storage services to improve the reliability of debug and run of Cloud Services from Visual Studio Enhanced robustness and stability Release notes/Known issues are available here Visual Studio 2010 compatible sample ...
by cctblog via Windows Azure Developer Tools Team on 3/19/2009 12:44:00 AM
Just in time for Mix '09 - new Windows Azure Tools and SDK. New Features: Combined installer that installs both the Windows Azure Tools and the SDK Get notified of updates when they become available Ability to write and debug .Net Full Trust Web and Worker Roles. Here's a walkthrough.of using that functionality to PInvoke to native code. Support for FastCGI applications running on Windows Azure. Support for the URL rewrite module Support for specifying the SQL Server instance ...
by cctblog via Windows Azure Developer Tools Team on 2/25/2009 12:55:00 AM
You have to check out the upcoming Azure Services Platform Webcasts: http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9652699 Explore the Azure Services Platform, an Internet-scale cloud services platform that provides an operating system and a set of developer services. Participate in a webcast, download a podcast, or step into a virtual lab to see how you can use the Azure Services individually or together, either to build new applications or to extend existing ones. The Azure Services Platform supports popula ...
by cctblog via Windows Azure Developer Tools Team on 12/11/2008 2:33:00 AM
Jim has just posted an article on a workaround you can use to support multiple configurations of your Windows Azure Cloud Service. ...
by cctblog via Windows Azure Developer Tools Team on 10/27/2008 6:35:00 PM
Jim has posted a couple of posts on troubleshooting some issues you may run into when trying the Windows Azure SDK samples or when creating your first Cloud Service. Known Issues Using the Windows Azure SDK Samples in Visual Studio Cloud Service Templates vs Role Project Templates ...
by cctblog via Windows Azure Developer Tools Team on 10/27/2008 5:01:00 PM
Please note: These links will be coming online through the course of the day on October 27th. We apologize for any broken links in the meantime. Here's a set of bookmarks that you'll find useful as you ramp up and use Windows Azure. Windows Azure Cloud Computing Tools Technology Page Windows Azure Technology Page Windows Azure Issues and Constraints Downloads: Windows Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio Windows Azure SDK Portal: Azure Services Developer ...
by cctblog via Windows Azure Developer Tools Team on 10/27/2008 5:00:00 PM
Windows Azure is the development, hosting, and management environment of the Azure Services Platform, which enables you to run applications at Internet scale while leveraging the skills and tools you use today. Windows Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio extend Visual Studio to enable the creation, building, debugging, running, and packaging of scalable services on Windows Azure. 1. Get Visual Studio Free Download: Visual Studio Express Editions Visual Studio 2008 Trials 2. Get the Tools a ...
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