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  • Where are the Windows Azure customer case studies – and why aren’t there more?

    &ldquo;Case Studies&rdquo; are a great tool when you&rsquo;re evaluating a platform. Having evidence that other companies have deployed Windows Azure, in addition to how they did it, is a good way to plan your own deployments or even just evaluate whether Windows Azure would be a good fit. And we have several case studies you can examine here: ...
    Posted to Buck Woody (Weblog) by BuckWoody on May 8, 2013
  • The “Consumerization” of IT and the Dark Side of the Cloud

    Cloud computing is actually being largely driven by the &ldquo;Consumerization of IT&rdquo;. That phrase, as grammatically incorrect as it is, represents a fundamental change to the way businesses think about technology, and subsequently how the IT team provides it. Years ago, technology was introduced by the office. No one owned a mainframe at ...
    Posted to Buck Woody (Weblog) by BuckWoody on April 30, 2013
  • Creating a Windows Azure Virtual Machine - the RIGHT Way

    Windows Azure has added Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), the ability to deploy, run and manage Virtual Machines, to its growing list of services. You can create Virtual Machines from a gallery, upload them from images you create locally on Hyper-V (that's right, you can do that, even from PowerShell) and of course you can just jump right in and ...
    Posted to Buck Woody (Weblog) by BuckWoody on April 17, 2013
  • But what can I *do* with Windows Azure? Create (Free) Websites and Applications

    f you want to know more about Windows Azure, how it works, the components, or more about the entire platform, I&rsquo;ve written about that here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/buckwoody/archive/2012/06/13/windows-azure-write-run-or-use-software.aspx But&hellip;. Maybe you just want to cut to the chase. Windows Azure. What do I *do* with it? How ...
    Posted to Buck Woody (Weblog) by BuckWoody on April 9, 2013
  • But what can I *do* with Windows Azure? Backups

    If you want to know more about Windows Azure, how it works, the components, or more about the entire platform, I&rsquo;ve written about that here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/buckwoody/archive/2012/06/13/windows-azure-write-run-or-use-software.aspx But&hellip;. Maybe you just want to cut to the chase. Windows Azure. What do I *do* with it? ...
    Posted to Buck Woody (Weblog) by BuckWoody on March 26, 2013
  • DevOps for Windows Azure

    ''DevOps'' (Short for Developer Operations) is one of a group of new terms such as ''Cloud'', ''Big Data'' and ''Data Scientist'' - words that are somewhere between marketing and tasks we've actually had around in other forms for years.However, working in a Distributed Environment (Both on and off premises)&nbsp; like Windows Azure does bring a ...
    Posted to Buck Woody (Weblog) by BuckWoody on March 12, 2013
  • Link List: Becoming a Data Professional

    Whenever I present at a conference, I try and make sure to include references to the topics I discuss in the session. That means you either need a lot of handouts, or I need to wait for you to take lots of notes. While note-taking is essential, writing out web links (especially long ones) is not a good use of your time. So I post the references ...
    Posted to Buck Woody (Weblog) by BuckWoody on February 21, 2013
  • How Does the Cloud Change a Developer's Job?

    I've recently posted a blog on how cloud computing would change the Systems Architect&rsquo;s role in an organization, another on how the cloud changes a Database Administrator's job, and the last post dealt with the Systems Administrator. In this post I'll cover the changes facing the Software Developer when using the cloud. The software ...
    Posted to Buck Woody (Weblog) by BuckWoody on February 12, 2013
  • How Does the Cloud Change a Systems Administrator's Job?

    I recently posted a blog entry on how cloud computing would change the Systems Architect&rsquo;s role in an organization, and another on how the cloud changes a database administrator's job. This time I'll cover a few of the changes the cloud brings for the Systems Administrator. The systems administrator shares some similarity with the database ...
    Posted to Buck Woody (Weblog) by BuckWoody on February 5, 2013
  • How Does the Cloud Change a Database Administrator’s Job?

    I recently posted a blog entry on how cloud computing would change the Systems Architect&rsquo;s role in an organization. In a way, the Systems Architect has the easiest transition to a new way of using computing technologies. In fact, that&rsquo;s actually part of the job description.&nbsp;I mentioned that a Systems Architect has three primary ...
    Posted to Buck Woody (Weblog) by BuckWoody on January 29, 2013
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