by Stephen W. Thomas | Nov 6, 2012 | Azure Integration Thoughts
Over the past few months I have been blogging a lot about the new Windows Azure Virtual Machines. That is because I can see the huge impact on projects for having this type of infrastructure available literally at your fingertips – for pennies an...
by Stephen W. Thomas | Oct 22, 2012 | Azure Integration Thoughts
The Windows Azure Storage API now have the ability to do cross account, asynchronous blob transfers. This means it is no longer required to download the blob in order to upload it to a different Windows Azure account. You can read all about this here. Over the past...
by Stephen W. Thomas | Oct 11, 2012 | Azure Integration Thoughts
Currently the Windows Azure Management Portal is having some difficulty using the UI to create an Image from an existing Virtual Machine. You have two different options to create an Image without using the UI. The two options are using the REST API or...
by Stephen W. Thomas | Oct 9, 2012 | Azure Integration Thoughts
Windows Azure has a few different, somewhat disjointed, toolsets available to create new artifacts and maintain existing ones. The best known is the Web Portal. Very quickly when working with the web portal you discover the portal is not able to do all the...
by Stephen W. Thomas | Oct 8, 2012 | Azure Integration Thoughts
Some enhancements were made this weekend to the Windows Azure Preview Portal. With these enhancements is the addition of Service Bus features and I think the ability to create Containers inside a Storage Account. I do not remember that being in place...
