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This article offers practical guidance for developers working with the brokered messaging .NET managed API in the Windows Azure Service Bus. The recommendations supplied in this article come directly from recent customer projects. While building real-world solutions with the Service … More »...

In a previous blog posting here I ran through a typical first blocker when using the code-first feature of Entity Framework (EF) with SQL Azure Federations. That first blocker was understanding the correct procedure to submit the USE FEDERATION statement … More » Blog Post by: James Podgorski

A number of our SQL Azure Federation product evaluation customers have been inquiring about the typical how-to’s for using Entity Framework with this new SQL Azure capability. After providing guidance to a number of these customers it was apparent that … More » Blog Post by: James Podgorski

After a bit of prodding, finally getting around to finishing the blog I’d mentioned *cough* about a year ago, for using a SQL Server table as a source for reference data in a StreamInsight query.  The scenario we’d like to … More » Blog Post by: Mark Simms

This post was republished to AppFabric CAT at 6:29:39 PM 5/26/2011 WINDOWS AZURE SERVICE BUS & CONNECT: COMPARED AND CONTRASTED     Category ; Blog   Late last year I published a blog that compared and contrasted cloud and hybrid … More » Blog Post by: Suren Machiraju

Introduction Some months ago I created a custom WCF protocol channel to transparently inject client-side caching capabilities into an existing WCF-enabled application just changing the its configuration file. Since I posted my first post on this subject I received positive … More » Blog Post...