According to Xiao Bian, last year Tech • Ed venue is still in full swing, and some in the sub-venue to listen, and some patience in the booth asked to explain, indifferent, and many other things.
In the morning session, Session II made a wonderful speech on "One Hour Quick Start for Windows Azure Development". The following is what he said:
The basic concepts of Windows Azure development are mainly four levels. The first one is Role, including Web Role and Worker Role. The second is Load Balance, which includes role instances and Scale Out vs. Scale UP; the third is Storage, including Table, Queue, Blob, and Drive; the fourth is the service definition and service configuration, including the role type, access port, instance size, and number of instances.
Windows Azure development process also includes four aspects, mainly download and install (including SDK and Tool for Visual Studio), local development (including Visual Studio 2010 and Development Fabric / Storage), deployment to the cloud (including the creation of user accounts and services, upload Application, configuration application), upgrade to the product (including testing and products) in four steps.
Legend has a programmer, a lifetime programmer, very depressed tangled, therefore, decided to "abandon the programmer from calligraphy," However, it is even more entangled is that he wrote the calligraphy are all "Hello words!" ~~~~
Demo: Hello Cloud
Hello Cloud User Requirements: Guestbook function; Users use the browser to access the Guestbook; Users leave a message on the Guestbook and upload photos; Guestbook shows the message and photo miniature; Users click the message to see the normal size photos.
Design Modeling:
Web Role Demo:
The first step: to create a cloud computing project; The second step: to create Web Role; The third step: the data model; The fourth step: save to the storage system; The fifth step: local testing.
Deploy the demo:
Step 1: Create user and account; Step 2: Upload; Step 4: Test; Step 5: Product.
Course summary:
1, Web Role and Worker Role
2, Table, Queue and Blob
3, service definition and service configuration
4, local development and testing
5, deployed to the cloud