I\'m currently running a site of a dedicated server but want to scale up using Microsofts Azure cloud platform in the future but im unsure if a certin part of my code will work on azure.
I have this code: CloudBlob blob = _container.GetBlobReference(relativefilePath); blob.Properties.ContentType = contentType;
I would like to make an Azure Blob Storage browser using Silverlight, like CloudBerry Explorer does. I have an Azure Storage account and the keys, but I am still picking which Control I should use to
I have an Azure Worker Role set up to get information from a few external web services, parse it into several different entity types, and store these entities in an Azure Table Storage. Crucially, mos
In Windows Azure it\'s possible to create public Blob Container. Such a container can be accessed by anonymous clients via the REST API.
Is the there the chance to repeat a RowKey in an Azure table that is constructed like this? string.Format(\"{0:d19}\", DateTime.MaxValue.Ticks - DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks)
Can someone help me understand how this code is exec开发者_JS百科uted, and where the \"result\" is, and at what point can I start doing stuff with the complete result.
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I have a webrole I\'d like to host in IIS for the time being.开发者_如何学运维 Does anyone know how involved this is, considering that I still want Azure Storage functions of the IIS site to still wo
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