Yay, thank you Microsoft,
My invitation toke arrived for Windows Azure.
Tomorrow night, I will have trying out deployments :)
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- DDD7: Welcome to the cloud (Windows Azure)
- Silverlight 3 – 3D and GPU Support
- Azure Tables, Entities and Partition Diagrams
- Azure Presentation
- First presentation of "Welcome to the Cloud" tomorrow
- Silverlight: and Windows Azure
- Silverlight: Amazon CloudFront
- DDD7 – My Session Picklist
- Silverlight: Are sockets only suitable in intranets?
- Azure: Fabric + Fabric Controller
- SQLBits Session Video Online
- Apologies to Silverlight.Net Community Feed
- More Spectrum Emulator (blah, blah)
- Azure: Hotmail should move to Azure
- Silverlight: (and non Silverlight) PDC Podcast and...
- Azure: Sometimes I think too literally
- Azure: Unable to control cache for Blog Storage
- How do you pronounce Windows Azure
- Azure: Reading + Configuring, errgh Configuration
- Silverlight: Not been blogging about Silverlight f...
- Azure: Why can't I use appSettings
- Azure: Logging in and out of the fabric
- Azure: Invalid application domain name
- Azure: Writing to Logs
- Azure: Am I running in the fabric
- Azure: Running Visual Studio in Administrator Mode
- Azure: Received my Invitation Token
- Azure: Configuring SSL in the local development fa...
- Windows Azure: Development Fabric - Vista SP1 and ...
- CNN: 3D Hologram
- Azure: Spinning up new instances
- Azure: Development Fabric Service EndPoints
- Azure: Development Storage for those without SQL E...
- Azure: DDD7 – Welcome to the Cloud
- Silverlight: Spectrum Emulator at PDC Show Off
- Silverlight: Spectrum Emulator is in the Community...
- Windows Azure: Pricing Idle CPU Time
- Windows Azure: Cache based Session Providers????
- Windows Azure - Cost Efficient Code Reviews
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5 comments:
Did you do anything special?
Ok for some :( .... ;)
I feel guilty now
No, I didn't do anything special (apart from attending the PDC)
I am confused by the invitation tokens. Do you need one specifically for "Windows Azure"? I have one for the "Azure Services Platform" and when I login I see that I have 25 projects remaining.
How do you get a Windows Azure invite?
For accessing windows azure you should get an email from "azure services platform" titled "invitation code to windows azure" when you redeem that token you will be able to create
Storage Account Project
Hosted Service Project
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