Building apps with Windows Workflow Foundation and Windows Azure
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- Day 4
- Memphis
- SAC-867T
- Speakers: Josh Twist, Jurgen Willis
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Windows Workflow Foundation shipped with .NET 4 and is a great way to build extensible apps, model long-running processes and orchestrate services. In this session, we’ll look at the options available to leverage Workflow Foundation in Windows Azure, starting with the capabilities on offer today, before taking a peek into the future and looking at some new features that the team is working on for running and managing workflows in Azure.
For more information, check out this course on Microsoft Virtual Academy:
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You can get the code from the demos on my blog, here at: http://www.thejoyofcode.com/Building_Applications_with_Workflow_and_Azure_ndash_BUILD_2011.aspx
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Great session Josh! Really enjoyed watching it!
What is going to be the recommended way of utilizing the power of WF in Azure in the future - using a worker role where we invoke the workflows and use SQL Azure for persistence or using the AppFabric Applications where we consume WF as a service and use the Service Bus? I remember you making a demo some time ago about the AppFabric Apps too.
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