Cloud Cover Episode 24 - Routing in Windows Azure
- Posted: Sep 03, 2010 at 10:24 AM
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In this episode:
In this episode:
- Listen as we discuss the benefits and patterns of routing in Windows Azure.
- Learn how to route to stateful instances within your Windows Azure services.
- Watch us demo a simple router for 'sticky' HTTP sessions.
Show Links:
Ag.AzureDevelopmentStorageProxy
SQL Server to SQL Azure Synchronization using Sync Framework 2.1
Umbraco CMS on Windows Azure
Getting Started with the Windows Azure CDN
Security Resources for Windows Azure
Executing Native Code in Windows Azure and the Development Environment
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Will you please post a link to your "routing" code? TIA Anthony
I am going to clean up the code a bit and put it out on my blog in a few days or so. I will update this post here when it is done. Thanks!
Any new on the clean up project? I reall don't care if it is not production quality code. Thanks.
Almost ready. I have added the return cookie injection and it needs to be tested a bit. This allows the router to be stateless.
Dunnry, I guess you didn't finish that project yet, right? Can you please send me the code as it is and I can take it from there, I'm curious to see if my implementation is based on the same idea as yours. Thank you much.
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