Cloud Cover Episode 15 - Certificates and SSL
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In this episode:
In this episode:
- Catch up with the announcements made at TechEd North America.
- Learn how certificates work in Windows Azure and how to enable SSL.
- Discover a tip on uploading public key certificates to Windows Azure.
Show Links:
Windows Azure News at TechEd NA
SQL Azure Pricing Update
The World Cup Map
Adding an HTTPS endpoint in Windows Azure
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Why do we have provision to upload multiple certificates as part of Azure service configuration in VS or on azure portal.
Can i assign multiple SSL certificates to the same role? But in Endpoints i could see only one option to attach SSL to HttpsIn endpoint!!
In a multitenant scenario If my role caters to multiple tenants but few tenants wants to use their own certificate - how do i bind it on my azure role?
Regards
Badal
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