Last year in November the Windows Azure BizTalk Service (WABS) were made general available for the public. From that moment I have started to explorer the technology further, which resulted in a few articles I published on the TechNet Wiki.
The following list is the recent articles I have published on the TechNet Wiki about WABS:
Provisioning Windows Azure BizTalk Services – GA
Windows Azure
It’s always nice to be able to look back on things and see what was good and what needs some work or can be done better.
The end of the year is the perfect time to do this and so we’re listing up the top posts from our blog
March 3rd and 4th will bethe biggest BizTalk Summit in Europe this year. With over 12 Integration MVP Speakers from all over the world. I can personally say that you will never get this many technical community leaders in one room and on stage ever again. BizTalk360 has put together an amazingset of presenterswith a […]
Blog Post by: Tord Glad Nordahl
Since the official release of Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2013 in November we’ve been testing our newest course updates and we’re pleased to be launching our new 2013 courses at the end of this month. If you either working with, or thinking of working with Microsoft’s latest release then you should take a look […]
Blog Post by: Anthony Borton (TFS Instructor)
Amazon Kinesis is a new data stream processing service from AWS that makes it possible to ingest and read high volumes of data in real-time. That description may sound vaguely familiar to those who followed Microsoft’s attempts to put their CEP engine StreamInsight into the Windows Azure cloud as part of “Project Austin.” Two major […]
Blog Post by: Richard Seroter
They may have removed the sample data functionality in the latest versions of Blend, but have no fear, you can still accomplish effective Designer/Developer workflows using custom design data and the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) Pattern. I was setting up the sample data functionality on our latest mobile project and I wanted to write this quick […]
Blog Post by: Ben Dewey
Back in August when I released a Pluralsight course on Optimizing Systems on AWS, the most frequent question I heard had nothing to do with AWS or the cloud. Instead, it was the familiar “how do you do so much stuff?” Various suggestions have been offered: robot twin, outsourcing to South America, zero sleep. Alas, […]
Blog Post by: Richard Seroter
In the past I wrote a series of post on Basics principles of Maps where I stated that testing should be a continuous process as you build your map, not only at the end of development, but when necessary or when an important mapping block is complete. And the good thing is that this feature […]
Blog Post by: Sandro Pereira
I’ve had the grudge to write this blog post, you may ask why and I’ll tell you. So much happened last year I don’t even know where to start… But I’ll try. Last year January 1st was one of my happiest days in life where I was award the MVP Award a true Microsoft […]
Blog Post by: Tord Glad Nordahl
As the company grows I personally wanted to make sure we give something back to community. We started this tradition last year by donating $1625 to Great Ormand Street Hospital. Today we donated $2125 to the same Great Ormand Street Hospital This year I actually wanted to donate this sum to some charity in […]
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Blog Post by: Saravana Kumar