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Faved by: mohit
29 days ago - via www.cloudmouth.net

Latest blog post...

Quoted: I, along with Tushar Shanbhag, recently gave a talk at PDC09 on using PHP, memcached, and MySQL to build applications with Windows Azure. We used these technologies to reinforce some key Windows Azure principles, specifically how it is easy to:

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Faved by: mike
Nov 24 2008 - via www.layeredtech.com

Quoted: Dedicated servers, VPS, and web hosting on Linux and Windows servers. Including CentOS, Free BSD, Red Hat Linux, Net BSD, Windows 2008 and Debian.

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Faved by: mohit
Nov 22 2008 - via www.readwriteweb.com

Quoted: It would take over 4 and a half years before the licensed software became cheaper. By that time, I'm quite sure there would be another solution that could replace SharePoint, and the cycle would start again. We can quibble about the numbers, but you get the point. Plus, the numbers don't reflect that the SaaS solution is likely to improve and innovate faster than the licensed software by a significant amount.

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May 12 2009 - via phpazure.codeplex.com

Quoted: As part of Microsoft’s commitment to Interoperability, this open source project is an effort bridge PHP developers to Windows Azure. PHPAzure is an open source project to provide software development kit for Windows Azure and Windows Azure Storage – Blobs, Tables & Queues

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Apr 23 2009 - via www.manyniches.com
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Faved by: mike
Oct 01 2008 - via aws.amazon.com

AWS is soon going to have Windows instances available!

Quoted: Amazon Web Services (AWS) delivers a set of services that together form a reliable, scalable, and inexpensive computing platform 'in the cloud'. These pay-as-you-use cloud computing services include Amazon S3, Amazon EC2, Amazon SimpleDB, Amazon SQS, Amazon FPS, and others .

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Faved by: mohit
Nov 04 2008 - via blogs.gartner.com

These several "layers" of functionality potentially differentiate Microsoft from the competition.

Quoted: Our research identifies several layers of functionality ranging from system infrastructure to business process. Microsoft’s offerings include:
- System infrastructure services (Amazon EC2)
- Application infrastructure services (Force.Com & AppEngine)
- Application services (Exchange Online)

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Nov 11 2008 - via www.azurejournal.com

Quoted: We also hear that second half next year, Microsoft will announce their own Windows Azure on Premises solution, they’re already working with hardware manufactures (we know DELL for sure, but there are more). After the release of Windows Azure, the new Cloud Operating System at PDC this year (press release here), Microsoft is following their business plan to offer what they do best - software - to enterprises.

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Oct 30 2008 - via www.readwriteweb.com

I agree. Interested how this plays out at Microsoft w.r.t. Azure.

Quoted: In this era everything is different - the stack, the players and the potential for value creation. Let's outline the basic shape of this emerging era, in particular defining what makes up the new stack

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Oct 27 2008 - via www.microsoft.com

Check out the "Full Armor" case study. It illustrates how they, as an ISV that leverages Microsoft's cloud technologies, deliver solutions for Ethiopian school teachers.

I know it's a PR video, but it's pretty exciting and very well done nonetheless.

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