There are not many solutions that can claim to have saved lives. In this episode of Lessons Learned I chat with
Richard Prodger of
Active Web Solutions about the Windows Azure project they’ve been working on
that tracks fishermen in real time. It monitors not only their location…
We started talking about Windows Azure at Microsoft's Professional Developer's Conference in 2008. Over the past 12 months we've listened to the feedback from the technology preview programme and we're launching Azure at PDC 2009. Watch and see how you can
use it in your solutions. Learn…
One question that is often asked is how hosters can benefit from the Windows Azure Platform. While the platform can be used to deploy many types of web apps we expect many partners including hosters to develop on top of the Windows Azure platform infrastructure.
In this episode of…
In this episode of Windows Azure Lessons Learned I chat with Paul Forney, System Architect for
Invensys and
Aleksey Savateyev, Senior Architect in Microsoft’s Global ISV group working with Invensys. Invensys is well known for industrial automation and control systems. They’ve been
…
Database tooling is important for many developers and DBAs as they manage numerous databases across the enterprise and the cloud. In this episode of Azure Lessons Learned I chat with Scott Walz, Sr. Director Product Management at
Embarcadero Technologies responsible for the
DBArtisan…
I’m back with another episode of Azure Lessons Learned. In this one I discuss building apps that need to be able to scale very highly very quickly.
Jim Zimmerman, the CTO and Lead Developer for
Thuzi, walks me through the Facebook application his team built for
Outback…
Our friends and neighbors at
Mix Online have just released the latest version of their site which includes a new lab offering:
Incarnate. Incarnate is a REST-based service that uses peoples’ usernames to find their avatars on the web. To do this, Incarnate queries Facebook, MySpace,…
In this episode of Azure Lessons Learned I chat with Stephan Friedl, Chief Architect at
Quark Software. Quark (of
Quark XPress fame) has been built a new business called
Quark Promote for small and medium business to design and print high-quality collateral (brochures, business cards,…
In this video we visit with Markus Egger of EPS Software and
Code Magazine. Markus talks about how they created a unique software escrow service (Tower48.com) using Silverlight and how
they architected their solution to run on Windows Azure.
Working with their huge data set of up to 2000 nodes, Persistent Systems is pushing the computation up to the cloud when there is a spike or a high need. This particular use case is beneficial because they don’t have to manage the data—because Azure handles
it for them—and they are better able…