The needs of my company are quite simple : We have a multi-threaded .Net computing program that reads many Gb of binary files, processes massive calculations, and stores the results into an SQL Server
So i did read a lot about Azure yesterday as i\'m considering my plans for the future of my Webapps. The question is whether to migr开发者_高级运维ate or not in 2012 from a dedicated hosting with two
I have a WCF service that\'s deployed as a Windows Azure Web Role. I\'m using Enterprise Library for exception handling and in my local Development Fabric, exceptions seem to be handled and logged co
I\'ve got a ASP.NET Web Application hosted in Azure. Interestingly, sometimes the application creates two records in database.
I am building a REST WCF Application in top of Windows Azure. In localhost I am able to connect and use SQL Azure with NHibernate nicely, but whenever I try to move the application to Windows Azure, i
I\'m researching a possibility of using some cloud storage directly from client-side JavaScript. However, I ran into two problems:
I\'m looking into storing Zend Framework on Microsoft Azures Blob Storage. Azure Blob storage has a flat file system where as Zend Framework has a deeply nested structure.
I\'m sure I have missed something simple but I can\'t get simple Trace.WriteLine to work on Azure. Steps I have taken:
Ideally, I\'d like to use Azure table storage as the provider, but SQL Azure will also work. Anything I\'ve dug up so far is over a year old, using deprecated approaches. I.e., outdated code samples,
How can we learn the specifications of the Virtual Machine on which we are running the worker role? I call C++ functions and some functions use SIMD instructions and threads. My question is: Is there