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Cloud & Grid eXchange 2010: Eric Nelson on Looking at the clouds through dirty Windows
Looking at the clouds through dirty Windows
Many developers assume that the Microsoft Windows Azure Platform for Cloud Computing is only relevant if you develop solutions using Microsoft Visual Studio and the .NET Framework. The reality is somewhat different. In the same way that developers can build great applications on Windows Server using a variety of programming languages, developers can do the same for Azure. Java, Tomcat, PHP, Ruby, Python, MySQL and more all work great on Azure. In this session we will take a lap around the services offered by the Azure PaaS and demonstrate just how easy it is to build and deploy applications built in .NET and other technologies.
ABOUT ERIC NELSON
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After many years of developing on UNIX/RDBMS (and being able to get mortgages) Eric joined Microsoft in 1996 as a Technical Evangelist (and stopped being able to get mortgages due to his new 'unusual job title' in the words of his bank manager).
More about Eric Nelson
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PODCAST LOOKING AT THE CLOUDS THROUGH DIRTY WINDOWS
This session took part at the Cloud & Grid eXchange 2010. You can view the other 16 podcasts here.
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