Signing Up for Windows Azure: MSDN Subscribers

Posted: Dec 22, 2010 at 1:41 PM
By: Jim O'Neil
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If you're an MSDN Premium or Ultimate subscriber, and you haven't signed up for your Windows Azure benefits, you're leaving money on the table - to the tune of about $150 worth of Windows Azure compute, storage, and App Fabric services each month!

Signing up is a snap: it'll take you less than 10 minutes, and then you'll be able to participate in all the cloud computing conversations - just like the cool kids!

After you've signed up, check out the US Cloud Connection to keep tabs on us Developer Evangelists who are surfing the cloud along with you.

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