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Contents Introduction xxi Part I: Introducing the Windows Azure Platform Chapter 1: Surveying the Role of Cloud Computing 3 WhyMigrateApplicationsandServicestotheCloud? 7
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UsingaManagedCardSpaceCredentialwithACS259 Chapter12:ManagingSQLAzureAccounts,Databases,andDataHubs Chapter13:ExploitingSQLAzureDatabase’sRelationalFeatures Index313 AuthenticatingUserswithWindowsLiveID175 DownloadingandInstallingtheWLIDWebAuthenticationSDK1.2175 InstallingtheWindowsLiveToolsforVisualStudio177 CreatingandTestingtheInitialLiveIDSampleCloudService181 Chapter7:OptimizingtheScalabilityandPerformanceofAzureTables187 AssigningPrimaryKeyValuestoEntities187 ChoosingPartitionKeys188 AddingRowKeys190 HandlingAssociatedEntities190 TakingAdvantageofEntit yGroupTransactions193 UploadingTableData194 Chapter8:MessagingwithAzureQueues209 CreatingandProcessingAzureQueuesandMessages210 ListingaStorageAccount’sQueues211 IssuingHTTP/RESTRequestsattheQueueLevel212 WorkingwithHTTP/RESTattheMessageLevel215 EnhancingtheThumbnails.slnSampleSolution221 PartII:TakingAdvantageofCloudServicesintheEnterprise Chapter5:MinimizingRiskWhenMovingtoAzureCloudServices115 BypassingBarrierstoCloudComputing116 MaximizingDataAvailabilityandMinimizingSecurityRisks117 AnIT-RelatedRiskDenition117 NIST’sIdeaforFederalCloudComputingStandards118 PotentialCloudComputingDeploymentbytheDepartmentofDefense119 GainingandAuditingRegulatoryCompliance119 Chapter6:AuthenticatingandAuthorizingServiceUsers151 Chapter3:AnalyzingtheWindowsAzureOperatingSystem49 AQuickTouroftheWindowsAzureOS49 TheLifecycleofaWindowsAzureService51 CreatingtheHostVMandtheFirstGuestVMonaPhysicalServer53 AddingGuestVMstoaHostVM53 MaintainingRoleInstanceHealth53 UpgradingServiceSoftwareandWindowsAzure54 SecuringandIsolatingServicesandData54 RelianceonCloud-ComputingVendors’SecurityClaims55 IsolatingPrivateDataofMultipleTenants56 AssuringFabricControllerAvailability57 VirtualizingWindowsServersforAzure58 DeployingtheAzureHypervisorinNon-MicrosoftDataCenters59 Chapter4:ScalingAzureTableandBlobStorage63 CreatingStorageAccounts64 CreatetheFirstStorageAccountwithaHostedServiceToken64 CreateanAdditionalStorageAccountwithaHostedServiceToken66 UsingorWrappingtheAzureStorageServices’RESTAPIs67 UsingFiddler2toDisplayHTTPR equestandResponseHeadersandContent68 C#WrappersforRESTfulStorageandAuthenticationOperations70 UnderstandingAzureTableStorage72 CreatingaNewTableIftheTableDoesn’tExistwithCode72 Contents Introductionxxi PartI:IntroducingtheWindowsAzurePlatform Chapter1:SurveyingtheRoleofCloudComputing3 WhyMigrateApplicationsandServicestotheCloud?7 CloudComputing’sAncestry7 DisklessWorkstationsandThinClients7 WebTVandItsClonesorDescendants8 9 ApplicationServiceProvidersandSoftwareasaService10 WebHostingServices10 CloudComputingandEver ythingasaService11 CloudComputingOntologies14 CloudComputingConcerns16 Summary 18 Chapter2:UnderstandingWindowsAzurePlatformArchitecture19 TheWindowsAzureDeveloperPortal21 CreatingandRunningProjectsint heAzureDevelopmentPlatform23 InstallingWindowsAzureSDKandToolsforVisualStudio24 InstallingandBuildingtheWindowsAzureSDKSampleApplications24 TheDevelopmentFabric25 DevelopmentStorage27 UsingAzureApplicationTem platesforVisualStudio200835 WebCloudServicesandClientWrapperClassLibraries37 TakingAdvantageofAuxiliaryCloudServices38 38 .SQLServices 40 DeployingApplicationsandSe rvicestotheAzureCloud42 AzureStorageServices42 PublishingProjectstotheAzureServicesDeveloperPortal42 PublishingtheProjecttotheCloudFabric44 Summary 47 COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL