[Bibliography 20140902] Actual combat windows azure--Microsoft Cloud Computing Platform technical details--Xu Zi

Directory
Chapter 1th Introduction to Cloud computing technology
1.1 Issues to be solved by cloud computing
1.2 Classification of cloud computing platforms
1.3 Microsoft Cloud computing platform Windows Azure
1.3.1 High Availability
1.3.2 easy to deploy and scale
1.3.3 Globalization
1.3.4 developing language and development models
2nd. Windows Azure Cloud computing Platform
2.1 Components and key features of the Windows Azure platform
2.1.1 Windows Azure
2.1.2 Windows Azure Related nouns
2.1.3 SQL Azure
2.1.4 Windows Azure AppFabric
2.1.5 Windows Azure Connect
2.2 Windows Azure Billing mode
2.2.1 Windows Azure Account
2.2.2 Billing mode for Windows Azure
2.3 Windows Azure platform cost and performance case study
2.3.1 Nordic Health information website
2.3.2 Norwegian retail Industry management system
2.3.3 an enterprise application platform
3rd. Windows Azure Compute Services
3.1 Preparing the Windows Azure development environment
3.2 First Windows Azure application
3.2.1 Creating Cloud Project and Web Role
3.2.2 Running and debugging Azure applications using the Local emulator
3.2.3 Buying Windows Azure
3.2.4 creating hosted Service via Developer Portal
3.2.5 Deploying Windows Azure apps to the staging environment
3.2.6 Switching to production environment
3.3 Windows Azure Project composition
3.3.1 Windows Azure Project Introduction
3.3.2 role and its life cycle model
Change and notification mechanism of 3.3.3 configuration
3.3.4 Windows Azure on-premises emulator
4th. Windows Azure Storage Services
4.1 Creating a new storage Service
4.2 Using the table Service
Features of the 4.2.1 Table service
4.2.2 using table Storage to save album information
4.2.3 Table service data access layer based on repository mode
4.2.4 transaction operations using the table service
4.3 Make slice blob Service
Features of the 4.3.1 BLOB service
4.3.2 Saving photos with BLOB service
4.3.3 Using shared Access Signatures
4.3.4 Using Cloud Drive
4.4 Using the Queue service
The composition and characteristics of 4.4.1 Queue service
4.4.2 Add a queue Message that generates thumbnails in the Create photo section
4.4.3 creating a worker Role that generates thumbnails
4.4.4 to generate thumbnail operations
5th. Windows Azure Deployment and management
5.1 Deploying Azure Apps with Visual Studio
5.1.1 Introduction to the Windows Azure Management API
5.1.2 Configuring the Management API Certificate
5.1.3 Deployment through Visual Studio
5.2 Managing Windows Azure
5.2.1 implementation of high availability for Windows Azure platform
5.2.2 deployment and in-place upgrade
5.2.3 VIP Conversion
5.2.4 Management tools for Windows Azure platform
5.3 Using Windows Azure Diagnostic services
5.3.1 Diagnostics Monitor Introduction
5.3.2 Starting diagnostics Monitor with code
5.3.3 Configuring diagnostics Monitor with Code
5.3.4 Configuring diagnostics Monitor via Remote API
5.3.5 using Nlog to extend the output log in the Windows Azure platform
5.3.6 using IntelliTrace to get exception information
5.4 Review and summary
6th Chapter SQL Azure
6.1 SQL Azure Features
6.1.1 Ease of maintenance and high availability
6.1.2 Elasticity and Scalability
Consistency of 6.1.3 development approach
6.2 Subscription model for SQL Azure
6.3 SQL Azure Server-side architecture
6.4 SQL Azure vs. SQL Server differences
6.5 Creating a SQL Azure Service
6.5.1 Creating SQL Azure Server
6.5.2 Creating a database from the developer portal
6.6 Managing SQL Azure with Tools
6.6.1 using SQL Server Management Studio to manage SQL Azure
6.6.2 using Project Houston to manage SQL Azure
6.7 Using SQL Azure
6.7.1 Creating an Aurora SQL Azure database
6.7.2 importing data to SQL Azure
6.7.3 using SQL Azure in your application
6.7.4 Windows Azure and SQL Azure-based development deployment process
6.8 Review and summary
7th Chapter Windows Azure AppFabric
7.1 Service Bus
How the 7.1.1 service bus works
7.1.2 using service remoting to open local location services
7.1.3 using eventing mode
7.1.4 Configuring the Service Bus runtime environment
7.2 Access Control Service
The principle of 7.2.1 access control service
7.2.2 Join access control for geolocation services
7.3 Review and summary
8th Windows Azure Platform Advanced apps
8.1 Role Endpoint and internal communications
8.1.1 Role Endpoint Introduction
8.1.2 Publishing WCF services with worker role based on input endpoint
8.1.3 dynamically specifying the publishing address of WCF
8.1.4 using internal endpoint for internal communication of role
8.1.5 Summary
8.2 Access to Windows Azure virtual machines through Remote Desktop features
8.2.1 Configuring Remote Desktop features through Visual Studio
8.2.2 Summary
8.3 Interconnect your on-premises and cloud virtual machines with Windows Azure Connect
8.3.1 What is Windows Azure Connect
8.3.2 Request Windows Azure Beta Program
8.3.3 adding a local computer and azure VM to connect
8.3.4 features of Windows Azure Connect
Full IIS features for 8.4 Web role
8.4.1 deploying Web Role based on hosted web core
8.4.2 deploying Web Role based on full IIS
8.4.3 Considerations when using full IIS
8.4.4 Deploying multiple Sites and virtual directories using full IIS Mode
8.4.5 Summary
8.5 Implementing COM component calls through the startup feature
8.5.1 using the startup feature to perform simple commands
8.5.2 Startup Configuration Item Introduction
8.5.3 registering COM components with the startup feature
8.6 Using Windows Azure CDN
8.6.1 the principles of Windows Azure CDN
8.6.2 using a blob Service CDN
8.6.3 using hosted service CDN
8.6.4 Summary
8.7 Cloud-Distributed cache service AppFabric Cache
8.7.1 Cache and distributed cache
8.7.2 Creating Windows Azure AppFabric Cache
8.7.3 using Windows Azure AppFabric Cache
8.7.4 Summary
8.8 Access Control Service 2.0
8.8.1 ACS v2 and unified authentication
8.8.2 certification process for ACS v2
8.8.3 ASP. NET MVC site based on Live ID and Google ID
8.8.4 Control authentication logic for ACS
8.9 cloud-Ready reports: SQL Azure Reporting CTP
8.10 implementing backup and recovery capabilities for SQL Azure
8.10.1 using Database Copy
8.10.2 using the Data Tier Application Framework 2.0
8.10.3 using SQL Azure Data Sync CTP
8.10. Comparison of 43 types of SQL Azure backup recovery implementations
8.11 SQL Azure Database-based OData service
8.12 Windows Azure with extensibility
8.12.1 scale-out and vertical scaling
8.12.2 horizontal scaling of the application layer
8.12.3 horizontal scaling of the data layer
8.12.4 SQL Azure Federation Preview
8.12.5 Summary
8.13 Asynchronous Work Model
8.13.1 What is an asynchronous work model
8.13.2 the asynchronous working model in Windows Azure
8.13.3 implementing an asynchronous work model in an Aurora project
8.13.4 Summary
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[Bibliography 20140902] Actual combat windows azure--Microsoft Cloud Computing Platform technical details--Xu Zi