BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/rianjs/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 4.0//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Phoenix X-LIC-LOCATION:America/Phoenix END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:In this two-part talk\, Robin Shahan will show the different b its of Windows Azure and how to code them\, and explain why you would use each bit\, sharing her experience migrating her company’\;s infrast ructure to Azure last year. Here is what will be covered in this talk (pa rts 1 and 2): •\; SQL Azure –\; migrate a database from the loc al SQLServer to a SQLAzure instance. •\; Create a Web Role with a WC F service. Add code to handle the transfer of diagnostics to Table Storag e and Blob Storage —\; tracing\, IIS logs\, performance counters\, W indows event logs\, and infrastructure logs. •\; Add methods to the service that read and write to/from the SQL Azure database. This includes exponential retry code for SQL Azure connection management. •\; Cha nge a client app to consume the service\, show how to add a service refer ence and then call it. •\; Show how to change the connection strings and publish the service to the cloud. •\; Change the client to run against the service in the cloud and show it work. Show the diagnostics u sing the tools from Cerebrata. •\; Add a method to the service to su bmit an entry to queue. Add code to initialize the queue as needed. ̶ 6\; Add a worker role. Add code to handle the diagnostics. Add code to in itialize the queue as needed. •\; Add code to the worker role to ret rieve the entries from the queue and process them. The method that proces ses the queue entries writes the messages to blob storage. •\; Updat e the service reference in the client and run it\; show the results in bl ob storage. So it covers: SQL Azure\, web roles\, WCF services\, diagnost ics\, queues\, blobs\, and worker roles. DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20111105T123000 DTSTAMP:20260516T201602Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20111105T113000 GEO:33.293070;-111.796620 LOCATION:Chandler - Gilbert Community College - IRN-106 ORGANIZER: SEQUENCE:0 STATUS:CONFIRMED SUMMARY:In this two-part talk\, Robin Shahan will show the different bits of Windows Azure and how to code them\, and explain why you would use eac h bit\, sharing her experience migrating her company’\;s infrastruct ure to Azure last year. Here is what will be covered in this talk (parts 1 and 2): •\; SQL Azure –\; migrate a database from the local S QLServer to a SQLAzure instance. •\; Create a Web Role with a WCF se rvice. Add code to handle the transfer of diagnostics to Table Storage an d Blob Storage —\; tracing\, IIS logs\, performance counters\, Windo ws event logs\, and infrastructure logs. •\; Add methods to the serv ice that read and write to/from the SQL Azure database. This includes exp onential retry code for SQL Azure connection management. •\; Change a client app to consume the service\, show how to add a service reference and then call it. •\; Show how to change the connection strings and publish the service to the cloud. •\; Change the client to run agai nst the service in the cloud and show it work. Show the diagnostics using the tools from Cerebrata. •\; Add a method to the service to submit an entry to queue. Add code to initialize the queue as needed. •\; Add a worker role. Add code to handle the diagnostics. Add code to initia lize the queue as needed. •\; Add code to the worker role to retriev e the entries from the queue and process them. The method that processes the queue entries writes the messages to blob storage. •\; Update th e service reference in the client and run it\; show the results in blob s torage. So it covers: SQL Azure\, web roles\, WCF services\, diagnostics\ , queues\, blobs\, and worker roles. UID:0f7d517e-55d7-4aa5-a4bc-e63d11624b9e END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR