I downloaded AutoScale from http://blog.maartenballiauw.be/post/2011/03/21/Windows-Azure-and-scaling-how-(NET).aspx
Is it possible to create a service on Azure that handles a socket (ip:port) to get raw tcp data from clients and send some data back to them?
I\'m looking into moving an existing app to Azure. It will have an MVC app in one web role and some WCF services in another web role. When live, the site will live at http://www.myapp.com and the serv
Reading MSDN I got an impression that the account used for storing Azure Diagnostics is configured like this:
Looks like the s开发者_JAVA技巧tandard way of storing settings of Azure roles is under <ConfigurationSettings> tag in the .cscfg file. Looks convenient, but the file is not encrypted in any way
I\'m looking to implement continuous deployment, pretty much as a proof of concept using Windows Azure, deploying the packages and switching staging <-> production is all fine, however, I would lik
I want to be able to get the name (named when the hosted service was created) and the location (North Europe, Asia Anywere, etc) of the deployment from within a running web role. I don\'t want to rely
hostHeader can be set in ServiceDefinition.csdef file as <Site name=\"Web\"> <Bindings> <Binding name=\"Endpoint1\" endpointName=\"Endpoint1\" hostHeader=\"www.mysite.com\"/>
Is it possible in Azure to have multiple hostHeader on a single Binding or is it mandatory to create one Binding for each hostheader ?
I\'m in the process of deploying some windows azure projects and I\'ve noticed that it\'s a bit of a pain to constantly switch my role configuration settings from using LocalStorage to actually use my
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