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Exploring Windows Azure Storage APIs By Building a Storage Explorer Application
Exploring Windows Azure Storage APIs By Building a Storage Explorer Application
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Exploring Windows Azure Storage APIs By Building a Storage Explorer Application
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Introduction The Windows Azure platform provides storage services for different kinds of persistent and transient data: Unstructured binary and text data Binary and text messages Structured data In order to support these categories of data, Windows Azure offer three different …
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Blog Post by: Paolo Salvatori
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