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Microsoft Windows Azure Development Cookbook

You're reading from   Microsoft Windows Azure Development Cookbook Realize the full potential of Windows Azure with this superb Cookbook that has over 80 recipes for building advanced, scalable cloud-based services. Simply pick the solutions you need to answer your requirements immediately.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2011
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781849682220
Length 392 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Neil Mackenzie Neil Mackenzie
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Microsoft Windows Azure Development Cookbook
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Controlling Access in the Windows Azure Platform FREE CHAPTER 2. Handling Blobs in Windows Azure 3. Going NoSQL with Windows Azure Tables 4. Disconnecting with Windows Azure Queues 5. Developing Hosted Services for Windows Azure 6. Digging into Windows Azure Diagnostics 7. Managing Hosted Services with the Service Management API 8. Using SQL Azure 9. Looking at the Windows Azure AppFabric Index

Configuring the service model for a hosted service


The service model for a hosted service in Windows Azure is specified in two XML files: the service definition file (ServiceDefinition.csdef) and the service configuration file (ServiceConfiguration.cscfg). These files are part of the Windows Azure project.

The service definition file specifies the roles used in the hosted service. There can be at most five roles in a hosted service. For each role, the service definition file specifies: the instance size; the available endpoints; the public key certificates; the pluggable modules used in the role; the startup tasks; the local resources; and the runtime execution context. The service definition file also contains the declaration of any custom configuration settings used in a role. For a web role running full IIS, the service definition file contains the IIS configuration.

All instances of a role have the same size, chosen from extra-small to extra-large. Each role may specify a number of input...

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