Windows Azure: Essential Cloud Storage Services
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Modern services need available, scalable and durable data in many forms, including both structured and unstructured data. This session presents blob, table and queue storage services and the APIs for manipulating and querying data.
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Brad CalderBrad Calder is Director/Architect of Cloud Storage, which is the essential scalable, available and durable storage for Microsoft’s Cloud Platform. Before Microsoft he was a Professor at University of California, San Diego in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, and a co-founder of three startup companies: Entropia Inc., TracePoint Inc., and Bit-Raker Inc. He received his undergraduate degrees from University of Washington and his graduate degree from University of Boulder, Colorado.
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This provides a great overview of Windows Azure storage, which focuses on Windows Azure Blob, Windows Azure Table and Windows Azure Queue features, APIs and how things work!
There is also a great deeper dive into Windows Azure Table here:
http://channel9.msdn.com/pdc2008/ES07/
Got a better insight into Azure Tables/Queues etc....Now I believe, I can slowely start programming! Thanks alot!
You can now map a drive letter to Azure Blob Storage with Gladinet Cloud Desktop (http://www.gladinet.com)
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