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Windows Azure and
SQL Database Tutorials
Jonathan Gao
Summary: These Windows Azure and SQL Database (formerly SQL Azure) tutorials are
designed for beginners who have some .NET development experience. Using a common
scenario, each tutorial introduces one or two Windows Azure features or components.
Even though each tutorial builds upon the previous ones, the tutorials are self-contained
and can be used without completing the previous tutorials.
Category: Step-by-Step
Applies to: Windows Azure SQL Database
Source: TechNet Wiki ( link to source content )
E-book publication date: November 2012
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Contents
These Windows Azure and SQL Database (formerly SQL Azure) tutorials are designed for beginners who
have some .NET development experience. Using a common scenario, each tutorial introduces one or
two Windows Azure features or components. Even though each tutorial builds upon the previous ones,
the tutorials are self-contained and can be used without completing the previous tutorials.
Windows Azure is an open cloud platform that enables you to quickly build, deploy and manage
applications across a global network of Microsoft-managed datacenters. You can build applications using
any language, tool or framework.
Windows Azure provides three options for executing applications. These options can be used separately
or combined.
Virtual Machine: Virtual Machines (VM) provides the ability to create a virtual machine on
demand. You can use the virtual machine as a development computer, or as a server to run your
applications. Once you have a virtual machine created, you can deploy your existing applications
to it without engaging developers to make code changes. The downside of using virtual
machines is that you are responsible to administering the VMs.
Web Site: The Web Site option offers a managed web environment using Internet Information
Services (IIS). You can move an existing IIS website into Windows Azure Web Sites unchanged, or
you can create a new one directly in the cloud. Once a website is running, you can add or
remove instances dynamically, relying on Web Sites to load balance requests across them.
Cloud Service: Cloud Service i s designed expressly to support scalable, reliable, and low-admin
applications, and it's an example of what's commonly called Platform as a Service (PaaS). To use
it, you create an application using the technology you choose, such as C#, Java, PHP, Python,
Node.js, or something else. Your code then executes in virtual machines (referred to as
instances) running a version of Windows Server.
This set of tutorials demonstrates how to create cloud services:
goes beyond a "Hello World" sample to show you how to use a Web role and table service.
Tutorial 2: Using SQL Database B ased on the tutorial 1 application, this tutorial replaces the
table service with SQL Database.
Tutorial 2.1: Create an OData Service T his tutorial extends tutorial 2 to add an OData service to
access and change data in the SQL Database created in tutorial 2.
Tutorial 3: Using Windows Azure Blob Service I n this tutorial, blog storage is added to the
tutorial 1 application for storing binary images.
adds a worker role for background processing, and a queue is used to facilitate communication
between the two roles.
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