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Monthly Archives: September 2012
An Independent Review of Explorer Tools for Windows Azure Blob Storage
Windows Azure Blob Storage Windows Azure Storage is one of the core components in Windows Azure that offers a scalable, highly available, and competitively priced storage option. Amongst others abstractions in Azure Storage (Table Storage and Queue Storage), Blob Storage … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Azure Storage
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Debugging or Running an ASP.NET Application without Windows Azure Compute Emulator
Recently, one of my .NET developers who was involved in a Windows Azure Project came and asked me two questions: 1. Why does it take longer time to debug or run a Windows Azure Project than a typical ASP.NET project? … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Azure, Azure Development
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