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Introducing Windows Azure- P6:The cloud platform is getting more and more attractive to the computing world. Today, service-oriented architecture (SOA) and aspect-oriented programming (AOP) techniques are widely used in enterprise solutions. A question an IT management team or a software development team may ask is, what is the next trend going to be? Cloud computing seems to be the right answer. | INTRODUCTION Exercise 6-1 Creates a console-based .NET service host to host a WCF service using relay bindings. Exercise 6-2 Demonstrates how two applications can run behind firewalls and be connected directly through the cloud using relay hybrid connection mode. Exercise 6-3 Uses .NET Service Bus to create an event-driven distributed Windows application system. A controller Windows application posts relay events to control another Windows application. Exercise 6-4 Builds a .NET Service Bus QueueClient wrapper class that provides an easy way for you to integrate the .NET Service Bus queue access in applications. Chapter 7 Windows Azure .NET Services Workflows As you d expect Windows Azure works with workflows which I examine in this chapter. Exercise 7-1 Hosts a workflow service in the Azure cloud environment. Exercise 7-2 Coordinates workflow services using HttpWebRequest. Chapter 8 SQL Azure As this book was nearing completion Microsoft replaced SQL Data Services with SQL Azure. Exercise 8-1 Creates a data-driven XML application to work with the SQL Azure database services. Chapter 9 Deploy Windows Azure Applications to Production This chapter does not contain any exercises but covers how to deploy and manage your applications to the cloud. Appendix The appendix contains the specification Windows Azure blob storage and details of the Azure Services Management Tools. Downloading the Code The source code for this book is available at http www.apress.com or http www.softnetsolution.net Apress SourceCodeDownLoad . xxiv INTRODUCTION Note All code used in this book is designed for proof of concept and could potentially be used. However the code has to be optimized and fine-tuned before you can use it in an application. It is especially important to add data-validation and error-handling code. Contacting the Author Henry Li can be contacted via e-mail at yinghong@softnetsolution.net or via regular mail at SoftnetSolutions Inc. 192 NE 74th Ave. Hillsboro OR 97124. You .
