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Using Cloudmailin’ to Receive E-mail with ASP.NET MVC
I’m building an ASP.NET MVC app that receives E-mail via Cloudmailin.com’s service. In this post, I’ll show you how to create a handler for Cloudmailin using MVC, and I’ll show you how to test that handler locally using Powershell 3.0.
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HTML5 Video Capture and Upload Image to Azure Storage
HTML5 video to get take a picture from your web browser and save it on the Azure cloud storage.
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Modeling a Directory Structure on Azure Blob Storage
Utilize the Azure SDKs and APIs to organize Blob data in a Hierarchal format
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Webinar: Architecture best practices to optimally leverage Beanstalk and CloudFormation
One of the pain points with migrating your app to the cloud is that while it's pretty easy to setup a server in the cloud and load up your software, the basic setup usually won't scale over time. As a result your developers end up spending time managing the scalability and availability and creating ...
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Blacksmith - IronMQ Client Library (Fun with Queues)
I have been on a queueing kick lately, and have been looking for a software as a service provider that offers a queuing system in the cloud. The first obvious choices were: Windows Azure Service Bus and Amazon Simple Queue Service. I would most likely choose Windows Azure, just due to the fact that ...
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Using SkyDrive REST API
Getting started using Skydrive REST API with a SkyDriver API wrapper.
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Building Windows Azure Cloud Services App with Web Role, Worker Role, Table Storage and Service Bus
Demonstrate how to build a multi-tier Windows Azure Cloud Services application using with Web Role, Worker Role, Table Storage and Service Bus Queue. This demo application will also demonstrates the usages of Service Bus Queue, Table Storage and how to communicate between the Web Role and Worker Ro...
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Windows Azure IaaS Reaches General Availability
Today, Windows Azure Infrastructure Services (IaaS), including Virtual Machines and Virtual Networking, has reached general availability. These new services make it possible for you to move your applications into the cloud as is.
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Running SSL with Windows Azure Web Sites Today
If you’re a web developer working with ASP.NET, Node.js, PHP, Python, or you have plans on building your site in C++, Windows Azure Web Sites is the best thing since sliced bread. With support for virtually every method of deployment and with support for most of the major web development models you ...
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Check Out the New Windows Azure Hub on Channel 9
Several weeks ago we launched a new hub for Windows Azure on Channel 9. This hub will serve as an index and entry point for all video content related to Windows Azure. Introduction videos have been created for core services like Mobile Services, Web Sites, Cloud Services, and SQL Databases. This pag...
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Code !t: Choosing the cloud for your database
You will find some tips and advices on how to choose your cloud provider for storing the database
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Cloud cost control for your AWS account
CloudRows delivers cost control for your Amazon Web Services (AWS) account. It enables you to be sure you are operating within your IT budget, and notifies you before a budget exception is about to occur.Fully-hosted, you don't have to install anything in order to get started. Upon signup, CloudRows...
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Cloud Computing (and Azure) - Right for your site?
A quick overview of cloud computing options and benefits from a web hosting standpoint.
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Amazon EC2 running Windows & SQL Server now in BETA
Amazon releases the public beta of Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) running Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and Microsoft SQL Server, providing an environment for deploying applications using the Microsoft Web Platform, including ASP.NET, ASP.NET AJAX, Silverlight, and IIS. The Amazon EC2 env...