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9/8/2010
3:00 am - 4:30 pm (CT)
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10 Architectural/Design Considerations for Running in
the Azure Cloud
You and your organization have started to research Windows Azure and
you are getting ready to create an application for the cloud, or move an
existing application to the cloud. Great and congratulations! There
are many reasons for deploying to the cloud and presumably you have
studied the possible ROI and found it to be in your favor. Before you
start writing or porting code to Azure, there are potential impacts to
your application's architecture and design. Even if your current
ASP.NET application is running like a charm, there are some things you
are probably going to want to tweek before you run in the cloud. In
this talk, you get a check list of some leading architecture/design
impacts that you might want to explore before setting out on a large
Azure development effort.
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Jim White is the director of training and an instructor with
Intertech Training, Inc. He is co-author of ‘Java 2 Micro
Edition' (Manning) and a frequent contributor to various
journals and on-line magazines including recent articles at
devX.com. He has almost twenty years of software development
experience including time as a senior technical architect at
Target Corporation.
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