Microsoft Azure Sessions at Cloud Expo
An interoperable cloud could help companies cut costs and governments connect
constituents, say Microsoft executives.
Governments and businesses alike are looking at cloud services as a way to
consolidate IT infrastructure, scale their IT systems for the future, and
enable innovative services and activities that were not possible before.
To help organizations realize the benefits of cloud services, technology
vendors are investing in the hard work of identifying and solving the
challenges presented by operating in mixed IT environments, and are
collaborating to ensure that their products work well together.
In fact, although the industry is still in the early stages of collaborating
on cloud interoperability issues, there has already... (more)
Window Azure platform AppFabric has now been deployed to more data centers
around the world.
Previously, when you provisioned a service namespace, you were asked to
select a region from a list that contained only United States
(South/Central).
Now, when you provision a service namespace, you have three more regions from
which to choose - United States (North/Central), Europe (North) and ... (more)
Data Services Update for .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 (aka ADO Data Services v1.5)
has been re-released and is available for download. If your target is
Windows7 or Windows 2008 R2 you can pick it up here. For all other OS
versions you can get the release from here. This release targets the .NET
Framework 3.5 SP1 platform, provides new client and server side features for
data service develope... (more)
Azure Cloud on Ulitzer
Current status on the health of the Windows Azure Platform is shown here. If
you wish to receive notifications for interruptions to any of the services,
you can subscribe to the respective RSS feeds. They also maintain the
history of the health status for each service for the past five weeks in the
form of running logs.
Windows Azure Status Dashboard
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Microsoft Developer
Today, at the Microsoft Professional Developer Conference (PDC) here Los
Angeles, Microsoft announced not only the release of version 4.0 of the.NET
Micro Framework, but also that they are open sourcing the product and making
it available under the Apache 2.0 license, which is already being used by
the community within the embedded space.
The .NET Micro Framework, a d... (more)