Episode 88 - Tips and Tricks for Windows Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks
- Posted: Aug 24, 2012 at 9:15 AM
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In this episode Nick is joined by Michael Washam who demonstrates a variety of tips and tricks for Windows Azure IaaS scenarios. Michael shows how to configure a site-to-site virtual network using Windows Azure Virtual Networks and a Cisco ASA 5505. Additionally, he shows how to setup a web farm with content synchronization using Windows Azure Virtual Machines and Web Deploy. Finally, you will see how to use the connect button in the Windows Azure management portal to remote desktop into a Linux virtual machine.
In the News:
- Windows Azure Media Services and the London 2012 Olympics
- Calling the Windows Azure Service Management API from Python
- Windows Azure Training Kit Update Released – August 2012
- iOS and Windows Azure Communication using SignalR
- Windows Azure Community News Roundup (Edition #32)
- Publishing and Synchronizing Web Farms using Windows Azure Virtual Machines
In the Tip of the Week, we discuss a blog post by Brady Gaster that shows how clean log files in Windows Azure Web Sites and walkthrough Mingfei Yan's Blog on Windows Azure Media Services.
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You mentioned the August update of the Windows Azure Platform Training Kit. Is there any chance of an update to the online Windows Azure Platform Training Course which hasn't been updated since January? It is far easier to point people to some web page in the Course than mention some random HOL in the Kit.
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