We are planning to move one of our applications on cloud, but somewhere I read that using session in cloud can be dangerous. but this blog dosen\'t e开发者_如何学编程xplain any danger as such.
So unfortunately I\'m a newbie to the application (web) development world. While I did graduate with a CS degree its theory funness hasn\'t helped out much. However I am trying to jump in feet first.
I\'m researching a possibility of using some cloud storage directly from client-side JavaScript. However, I ran into two problems:
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I\'ve se开发者_StackOverflowen a lot of benchmarks on Azure performance, but I\'m wondering if anyone knows of/has done a comparison to see which of the following scenarios performs better for a thick
I have a set of computations that I am currently running on the Android. I want to move these computations from Android to a cloud (possibly google c2dm architecture or any other free service) 开发者_
I wanted to try open \"Hello World开发者_运维问答\" from here. I already had Visual Studio 2010 installed. I went here and downloaded WindowsAzureSDK-x86.exe and installed the SDK.
I wondering is there anyone use company cubicle desktop or laptop to composite a cluster or cloud computing? For example, I\'d like to use the following machines to composite a cluster:
I have written an application which does video encoding. The encoding is a pipelined process: first you fetch the video, then you encode it using ffmpeg, then you split the video into multiple parts,
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