Windows Azure SeminarSeminarie A327

Windows Azure provides a platform as a service (PaaS) that can be leveraged to provide cloud-based hosting capabilities for applications on a cost-per-usage basis. Since its community technology preview (CTP) launch in October 2008 and official release in January 2010 the platform has evolved to add new features and capabilities. Windows Azure web roles and worker roles can be used to host web applications and background processes. Windows Azure storage services provide binary blob storage, non-relational table storage and a durable queue service as well as file based drive storage. SQL Azure provides relational database capabilities that allow for easier migration of on-premise applications to the cloud. This seminar provides detailed in-depth coverage of the Windows Azure platform for developers and architects. The demo-centric presentation will use a number of case studies and scenarios to highlight how the capabilities of Windows Azure can be leveraged. This workshop has been developed by and is taught by Alan Smith, one of the lead contributors to the Azure development community. Alan is a member of the Microsoft Application Server Group advisor team and provides direct feedback to the development teams on emerging Azure AppFabric technologies, and has held Microsoft's most valuable professional (MVP) award for seven years.

Målgrupp

Experienced developers and architects.

Förkunskaper

Experience developing applications with Visual Studio 2010. The courseware is in English and the trainer speaks English.

Utbildningens längd

One day.

Vidareutbildning

We offer a wide range of courses for developers and also arrange private training for your company.

Pris

7 450 kr inklusive kursmaterial, lunch och kaffe. Moms tillkommer.

Talare

Alan has been following the development of Windows Azure services since they were introduced as a community technology preview project under the name of BizTalk Services in 2007. He is a member of the Microsoft Application Server Group advisor team and provides direct feedback to the development teams on emerging Azure technologies. Alan is one of the lead contributors to the Azure development community. In 2009 he launched "CloudCasts.net" a webcast community site hosted in Windows Azure. In October 2011 he published the first edition of "The Developer's Guide to AppFabric", a free e-book that will evolve over time to cover all the Windows Azure middleware services as they are introduced into production. He is a regular presenter at conferences and user groups, and co-runs the Sweden Windows Azure Group (SWAG). He has held Microsoft's most valuable professional (MVP) award for seven years.