If you're experiencing some troubles getting the ASP.NET providers working on the November 2009 CTP of Windows Azure, check out this blog post

For those of you who have been using Azure storage for months, you may notice a few changes in the Nov 09 CTP, such as the new StorageClient namespace. This post shows you how to get rolling with table storage and the new client

As of yesterday, you can now create ASP.NET MVC 2 applications in your Azure web roles. Not only is this scenario supported, but it's even got built-in VS2010 template support! Read on to find out more

The .NET Services team has just put out a blog post giving us extremely good details regarding the breaking changes that will be released on Thursday along with the new .NET Services SDK. All of this is making ready for the PDC push.

This blog post gives you some tips and tricks to get your application up and running using LINQ to SQL or Entity Framework to communicate with your SQL Azure cloud database.

This blog post walks you through the process of creating your SQL Azure database and provides you with some best practices in terms of managing the create and update scripts for the DB schema

A good friend and colleague of mine has put up a really good tutorial on going from the stock VS template to running your MVC app in the cloud

Just a little tip if you're thinking of using binary serialization with table, queue, or blob storage.

Here's a problem people might run into: You're utilizing an ASP.NET membership provider over cloud storage and your application has no administrators. How do you log in as admin to create a new admin??

The SDLC of an Azure application takes a little getting used to. This blog post talks about configuration settings and how using them to their fullest can make your life easier.

Yesterday I was explaining to a friend of mine what I'd been doing in my spare time. He then asked me to explain the difference between cloud computing and traditional web hosting. This blog post contains that explanation

Recently a friend of mine introduced me to Heroku, a hosting site for Ruby on Rails applications. The novel thing was their approach to deploying those applications. They exemplify what true cloud deployment should be, and MS should learn from them.

Just recently saw a blog entry detailing the future features for SSDS, including just calling it SDS and dropping the ACE model (good riddance!)

In this tutorial, I walk you though the process of upgrading your Silverlight Live Mesh application to be able to store and retrieve data using DataFeeds and DataEntries

This blog post takes you on a step-by-step tour through creating your first Web-enabled Live Mesh application using Silverlight and Live Mesh.

This blog post takes a look at Live Mesh and Windows Azure, both part of the larger Azure platform, and describes the technical and practical differences between the two and why you might pick one over the other

Yesterday during the PDC 2008 opening keynote, Microsoft unveiled Windows Azure Services. In this post, I'll take a look at the information available and see if I can distill it down into an easily digestable form