Learn to Deploy Windows Azure Websites | ASP.NET MVC Windows Azure Video Tutorial
In this video tutorial, Scott Hanselman demonstrates creating an Azure Web Site and deploying Azure Web Site all from within Visual Studio 2013 using the new Azure SDK 2.2. Also, he attaches the debugger to the Azure Web Site in Azure itself!
What is HATEOAS, REST, and Hypermedia? | ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Web API, Azure Video Tutorial
Scott Hanselman and Mat Velloso talks about REST and RESTful Web Services. Also discusses about HATEOAS, which actually means "Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State." Scott talks to Mat Velloso about all these topics and get s a nice primer on REST as it relates to hosting Web Services in the Azure Cloud.
What are the different types of Data Storage options available on Azure? | Azure Interview Question | Azure Programmer Guide
The cloud makes it relatively easy to use a variety of relational and NoSQL data stores. Here are some of the data storage platforms that you can use in Azure:
- Key/value databases
- Azure Blob storage
- Azure Table storage
- Document databases
- Column-family databases
- Graph databases
What are the Limitations of Azure Table storage? | Azure Interview Question | Azure Programmer Guide
In Azure Table storage, querying on columns other than the key is extremely inefficient and should be avoided. For example, you can store user profile data, with one partition storing information about a single user. You could store data such as user name, password hash, birth date, and so forth, in separate properties of one entity or in separate entities in the same partition. But you wouldn't want to query for all users with a given range of birth dates, and you can't execute a join query between your profile table and another table. Table storage is more scalable and less expensive than a relational database, but it doesn't enable complex queries or joins.
Do you know what is mean by Azure Blob Storage?
Do you know what is mean by Azure Table Storage?
Do you know what is mean by Azure Blob Storage?
Do you know what is mean by Azure Table Storage?
What is Azure Table storage? | Azure Interview Question | Azure Programmer Guide
Azure Table storage is a key/value database. Each value is called an entity (similar to a row,
identified by a partition key and row key) and contains multiple properties (similar to columns,
but not all entities in a table have to share the same columns). Querying on columns other than
the key is extremely inefficient and should be avoided. For example, you can store user profile
data, with one partition storing information about a single user. You could store data such as
user name, password hash, birth date, and so forth, in separate properties of one entity or in
separate entities in the same partition. But you wouldn't want to query for all users with a given
range of birth dates, and you can't execute a join query between your profile table and another
table. Table storage is more scalable and less expensive than a relational database, but it
doesn't enable complex queries or joins.
Do you know what is mean by Azure Blob Storage?
identified by a partition key and row key) and contains multiple properties (similar to columns,
but not all entities in a table have to share the same columns). Querying on columns other than
the key is extremely inefficient and should be avoided. For example, you can store user profile
data, with one partition storing information about a single user. You could store data such as
user name, password hash, birth date, and so forth, in separate properties of one entity or in
separate entities in the same partition. But you wouldn't want to query for all users with a given
range of birth dates, and you can't execute a join query between your profile table and another
table. Table storage is more scalable and less expensive than a relational database, but it
doesn't enable complex queries or joins.
Do you know what is mean by Azure Blob Storage?
What is Azure Blob storage? | Azure Interview Question | Azure Programmer Guide
Azure Blob storage is a key/value database that functions like file storage in the cloud, with key
values that correspond to folder and file names. You retrieve a file by its folder and file name,
not by searching for values in the file contents
Do you know what is mean by Azure Table Storage?
values that correspond to folder and file names. You retrieve a file by its folder and file name,
not by searching for values in the file contents
Do you know what is mean by Azure Table Storage?