Windows Azure Mobile Services - Backend for Your Windows 8, iOS, and Android Apps

Scott Guthrie will kick off the Windows Azure Conf by presenting an overview of Windows Azure. Scott will demonstrate how to build a wide variety of applications ranging from web sites, mobile applications, and multi-tier cloud services. He will also highlight several of the new Windows Azure features and services including Windows Azure Mobile Services, Web Sites, Virtual Machines, and new developer tools and SDKs. Finally, he will answer several questions submitted through Twitter from developers around the world. Whether you’re new to Windows Azure or already an expert, you won’t want to miss Scott’s live and interactive keynote.
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사요ㅇ중인 매일을 일방적으로 사용하지 못하게하는 이유가?이 컴퓨터는 2대의 콤퓨터가 연결된 가정용 네트워크를 채팅으로 오혜하고있다.
great stuff!.. very good intro to service bus.
Excellent presentation, definitelly reason to try it ASAP, thanks
Scott, your presentation very interesting. where to download PPT !
Please tell me what is Azure in short form
Whether it is CMS, or development tool or what?
@nirmalan: Windows Azure is Microsoft's CLOUD platform.
Where is the button to deploy a 1k man-days 'native' azure-app to a on-premise w2k12 infrastructure? Oh. There is none. Azure Appliances as announces somehow imploded. Make sure your investments pay back. Avoid azure.
scott said you can install sql to vm as you are an administrator (14:30 in video).
So what happens to my installations(SQL,or other softwares) on VM if i scale it to 2 or more instances?
thumbs up, microsoft. I can't wait to start making stuffs with these great features.
That is great stuff; I am especially looking forward to exploring the Service Bus Relay - neat feature!
@Hanky Next time make sure you have something to say, not just repeat what the penguin in the videos says.
Can we get the short video of the datacenter?
Hi
May i know after this whole conference what can i gain from it ?
Awesome one Scott..
A very good "big picture" overview - also for newbies.
Of course, some things have changed since that time (2012) - nevertheless, it's still worth to check it out.