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Windows Azure Step by Step
Roberto Brunetti
Editor
Russell Jones

Copyright 2011 Roberto Brunetti

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This book is dedicated to Barbara for her support in every important step of my life.

-- Roberto
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Acknowledgments

A book is the result of the work of many people, but usually only the author name appears on the cover.

First, I want to thank Vanni Boncinelli for his effort in reviewing all the chapters for both technical aspects and linguistic troubles. This is my first English-written book. Without him, the editor would have rejected all the chapters.

I also want to thank Russell Jones for his patience in responding quickly and precisely to all of my rookie questions and for supporting me from the beginning of this writing.

Many thanks go to Brian Keller: he has reviewed not only the text but every line of code two times, because during the writing process Microsoft released the SDK 1.3, which was significantly different from the previous version around configuration and the Visual Studio IDE add-in. Brian also had to re-review all the portal screenshots, because the Windows Azure user interface was completely redesigned in Silverlight as of January 2011.

One of the most important people to thank is Victoria Thulman, who guided me in the process of copyediting all the chapters. Her patience with my mistakes and incorrect assumptions was immeasurable.

Gabriele Castellani and Giuseppe Guerrasio wrote the foreword and have supported me since 2008, when Microsoft first announced Windows Azure at PDC 08.

Fabio Santini and Mario Fontana have given me the opportunity to work with many Italian Microsoft partners and with a wide range of application scenarios: you can find those experiences reflected in many of this books pages.

Last, but not least, thanks to Paolo Pialorsi, who introduced me to Russell Jones one year ago.

Now, the book is complete: thanks again to all of you.

Foreword

When Roberto asked us to write a foreword for this book, he made us happy for several reasons. First, its a pleasure introducing you to the work of one of the members of DevLeap, a group of professionals who have always been distinguished by the quality and the clarity of their teaching materials and courses. Second, the topic discussed in this book touches one of the most important issues for the future of our profession: cloud computing, and in particular, the Windows Azure Platform, which is the first application infrastructure specifically conceived and built for the cloud.

The evolution of networks and the growing diffuseness of the Internet, after having transformed the way people consume content, are on the verge of changing the way we think about concepts such as computational power and storage capabilities. We are used to thinking of those as related to local physical machines, but the advent of cloud computing is leading toward a revolution in how we access computational and storage resources. Thanks to the Windows Azure Platform, huge data centers easily provide the computational power, storage, services, and applications developers need to develop their own solutions, transforming them into services accessible on demand.

Providing technologies and infrastructures that we are already familiar with, within an on-demand infrastructure, helps to reduce management and hardware and software maintenance and licensing costs and to constantly increase available computational power and storage capacity.

In this book, Roberto accompanies us through the world of the Windows Azure platform and services, providing us with detailed but still basic explanations about the objectives and features of the major components of this new platform and telling us how we can leverage this platform to host our own services and applications. Ranging from the core of the Windows Azure Platform to its deployment and monitoring services, from SQL Azure to full integration with the development tools, this book guides us in discovering the main aspects of this new technology, from a concrete, development-oriented perspective and with plenty of practical examples, in line with the philosophy that has always inspired any DevLeap activity. Case studies and practical tips regarding the use of the services and the most efficient implementation strategies show the best way to approach the Windows Azure Platform, allowing us to ride this new technological wave, which is expected to significantly improve our chances to leverage computational power, storage, and basic services, from the beginning.

Here begins a new and interesting journey toward a new technological frontier. The only thing you need to do to jump aboard and start exploring this application platform under Robertos guidance is to press F5!

Giuseppe Guerrasio
Architect Evangelist
Developers & Platform Evangelism
Microsoft Italy

Gabriele Castellani
Developer & ITPro Evangelist Manager
Microsoft Italy

Introduction

Windows Azure is the Microsoft cloud computing platform that lets developers leverage its powerful, scalable, and fault-tolerant infrastructure to build successful applications.

Windows Azure Step by Step provides an organized walkthrough of the Windows Azure platform and its related technologies. The text is decidedly introductory; it discusses every released component, discussing theory interspersed with simple but effective procedures you can follow, and offering downloadable code examples you can use to jump-start your learning about the Azure platform and as a basis for your own explorations.

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