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With Azure, Microsoft is taking on Amazon.com, Google and others in the increasingly competitive space of cloud computing platforms. The Azure offering includes a software development kit that ships with a starter sample to get developers more comfortable with the Microsoft technology. Here, eWEEK Labs tries it out.
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- eWEEK Labs Takes a First Look at the Microsoft Azure Cloud Platform
by Jeff Cogswell - New Project Types
Azure Tools for Visual Studio create new project types that you can use in Visual Studio. - Two Projects
When you create a Cloud Service, the wizard creates two different projects for you. - Development Storage
The first time you run your project, the Development Storage gets created. Although this is flat data, it's actually stored inside SQL Server Express. - Development Fabric
The Development Fabric includes a user interface for managing the services. Included is the log output for each. - User Interface
The Development Storage also includes a UI for managing the data. - Further Configuration
When you click the Tools menu in the Development Storage, you can open the Table Service Properties window, allowing for further configuration.
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