Windows Azure, SQL Azure, AppFabric and OData Sessions at PDC 2010
The two-day Microsoft Professional Developers Conference to be held in Redmond on 10/28 and 10/29/2010 will include the following sessions related to Windows Azure, SQL Azure, Windows Azure AppFabric, Codename “Dallas” and OData:
• Updated 10/22/2010: Stealth session attribution marked • (see end of post)
Lessons Learned from Moving a Major Microsoft Application to the Cloud
• Liam Cavanagh
Building Business Applications in the Cloud with CRM Online
Andrew Bybee
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online is all about providing compelling business applications to your customer and accelerating development of your applications in the cloud. The upcoming 2011 release has a wide array of new development capabilities such as Solution Packaging, Sandboxed Code, Built-in Dashboards, and much more. Watch this session to understand the innovation behind this new CRM Online release powered by .NET 4.0. Specifically, we’ll cover how to build a CRM Online Solution, take advantage of native SharePoint & Office integration and deploy your application to Dynamics Marketplace to reach a broader customer base.
Building High Performance Web Applications
Matthew Kerner
Building Offline Applications using the Sync Framework and SQL Azure
In this session you will learn how to build a client application that operates against locally stored data and uses synchronization to keep up-to-date with a SQL Azure database. See how Sync Framework can be used to build caching and offline capabilities into your client application, making your users productive when disconnected and making your user experience more compelling even when a connection is available. See how to develop offline applications for Windows Phone 7 and Silverlight, plus how the services support any other client platform, such as iPhone and HTML5 applications, using the open web-based sync protocol.
Building Scale-Out Database Solutions on SQL Azure
SQL Azure provides an information platform that you can easily provision, configure, and use to power your cloud applications. In this session we will explore the patterns and practices that help you develop and deploy applications that can exploit the full power of the elastic, highly available, and scalable SQL Azure Database service. The talk will detail modern scalable application design techniques such as sharding and horizontal partitioning and dive into future enhancements to SQL Azure Databases.
Building, Deploying, and Managing Windows Azure Applications
In order to take full advantage of Windows Azure and SQL Azure, you need to know more than just how to write the code. You need to know how to incorporate your application in a team environment, deploy, monitor, manage and retrieve diagnostic information back from the cloud. In this session, you will learn everything you need to know to be successful with a project that utilizes Windows Azure and SQL Azure including setting up your development environment, automating build, unit test and deployments to different deployment environments from staging to production, and managing credentials and user roles using the Windows Azure Portal.
Composing Applications with AppFabric Services
Karandeep Anand
AppFabric provides a rich set of application platform services as part of the Windows Azure Platform to enable developers to create line of business applications that span multiple tiers and technologies. Learn how to create scalable web-based & hosted applications in the cloud, compose them with other cloud services (such as SQL Azure Database and other forthcoming new services) and integrate them with on-premises systems using Windows Azure AppFabric technologies like Service Bus and Access Control services. This session will also cover the roadmap of AppFabric Services and demonstrate how developers will get richer application building blocks, development tools & management capabilities to compose and manage a distributed application using the Windows Azure Platform. Come and see how AppFabric Services can be integrated in to your application development & management lifecycle to reduce time & cost.
Connecting Cloud & On-Premises Apps with the Windows Azure Platform
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Yousef Khalidi
Not every application or service can be hosted entirely in the cloud. Cloud services often need to provide a combination of cloud-based data access as well as connectivity to on-premises assets in a variety of geographies. Getting access to your on-premises or partner hosted assets securely has never been easier. In this session, learn how to securely connect applications today that span the cloud to on-premises world using Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus and SQL Azure Data Sync Service. Also, gain insight into future scenarios and technologies for assembling these types of services.
Developing PHP Applications on the Windows Azure Platform
Vijay Rajagopalan
Enabling New Scenarios and Applications with Data in the Cloud
The cloud enables new scenarios for sharing and consuming data. In this session you will learn how to differentiate your applications by building them on top of Windows Azure platform and leveraging visualization and access to private, public and premium content available through Microsoft Codename “Dallas”. You will also learn how to use some of the new services and features announced at the PDC.
Identity & Access Control in the Cloud
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Vittorio Bertocci
Signing users in and granting them access is a core function of almost every cloud-based application. In this session we will show you how to simplify your user experience by enabling users to sign in with an existing account such as a Windows Live ID, Google, Yahoo, Facebook, or on-premises Active Directory account, implement access control, and make secure connections between applications. You will learn how the AppFabric Access Control Service, Windows Identity Foundation, and Active Directory Federation Services use a claims-based identity architecture to help you to take advantage of the shift toward the cloud while still fully leveraging your on-premises investments.
Inside Windows Azure
Mark Russinovich
Integrating SharePoint with Windows Azure
Steve Fox
SharePoint 2010 provides many ways to integrate with Windows Azure. From simple SQL Azure data-centric applications to complex workflow that leverages custom Azure services, there is great potential to integrate these two growing technologies. This session will provide a code-centric view of the ways in which you can integrate with Azure, covering areas such as web part development, data programmability, service consumption, and Business Connectivity Services integration. If you’re looking to take your SharePoint solutions into the cloud with Azure, then you can’t miss this session.
Management of your Access Control Service (ACS) Namespace
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Justin Smith
The Windows Azure AppFabric Access Control Service provides a simple way to add enterprise and web Single Sign On into your applications. In this session, we will discuss how you can configure ACS for a variety of scenarios. Topics covered include: ACS entity overview, namespace partitioning, credential management, federation management, and rule management. Basic knowledge of the Windows Azure AppFabric Access Control Service is a suggested pre-requisite.
Microsoft BizTalk Server 2010 and Roadmap
Sreeram Nivarthi
Learn how BizTalk Server 2010 and AppFabric together help you create composite applications (building on Windows Azure, Windows Server and SharePoint) which connect to existing line-of-business (LOB) systems. Understand future plans of how you will be able to compose applications using integration services – for applications running on Windows Azure, connecting to other services in the cloud, and with line-of-businesses & business partners in future. You will also learn future plans on how business users can get visibility into services built on AppFabric.
Open in the Cloud: Windows Azure and Java
Vijay Rajagopalan
SharePoint in the Cloud: Developing Solutions for SharePoint Online
Chris Mayo
With the most recent release of SharePoint comes the ability to build and deploy applications of many types and flavors. Using SharePoint Server 2010, you can develop a wide variety of applications for the enterprise using .NET, Silverlight, JavaScript, and much more. But with the release of SharePoint Online on our horizon, what are the possibilities and the boundaries here? And how is the design and development process different? If you want to develop for SharePoint Online, but are unsure about the boundaries then you’ll not want to miss watching this demo-heavy session.
Taking High Performance Computing to the Cloud - Windows HPC and Azure
Richard Ciapala
Windows Azure Storage Deep Dive
Jai Haridas
Windows Workflow Foundation in Windows Azure
Ron Jacobs
Building Windows Phone 7 applications with the Windows Azure Platform
Steve Marx
Learn how to build Windows Phone 7 applications that are backed by scalable cloud components hosted in Windows Azure. This demo-heavy session will cover best practices relating to communication, authentication, and data synchronization between phone applications and cloud components.
Creating Custom OData Services: Inside Some of The Top OData Services
What does it take to build a real-world OData (Open Data Protocol) service that’s secure, scalable and works great with all clients across the Web? Come to hear all the details on how some of the most popular OData services are built. We will discuss how WCF Data Services is used in typical and not-so-typical contexts, how we layer-in business logic and security, how we deal with custom back-ends that don’t look like databases, and more.
• Liam Cavanagh (@liamca) announced in his PDC Conference Sessions post of 10/21/2010:
… At this conference we have two sync sessions (you can see a full list of the sessions here)
includingplus oneadditional oneby myself that will be added to the session list after the keynote announcements :-). … [Emphasis added.]
Note that the preceding list was gathered from all session channels (tracks).
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