TechDays 11 Basel - AppFabric Caching in Windows Azure

Posted: May 09, 2011 at 12:06 AM
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Learn how AppFabric Caching can help you build high-performance & scalable web applications in Windows Azure while lowering your total costs by reducing the pressure on the data-tier. In this session, we’ll discuss design patterns to show how existing or new applications can be quickly built to leverage caching capabilities via the ASP.NET session state provider or by directly using the cache APIs to store & retrieve data.

Speaker: Wade Wegner

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