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What is Access Control in the Azure AppFabric [FAQ]

The Access Control service handles the validation of users of an Azure service. Developers can set up an Access Control for an Azure service and define the users that can access the service and what authorizations those users have.Users hitting the service will then seemlessly be channeled through the Access Control which will generate a [...]

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What is the AppFabric Service Bus [FAQ]

The Service Bus is the Azure service for connecting different applications and services through Azure. Several application design patterns are possible using the Service Bus: Eventing – Notifying applications or devices of events and  passing instructions. At PDC an Azure ticketing application was demonstrated which allowed for physical tickets to be printed in several locations [...]

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What is Data Sync for Azure [FAQ]

Data Sync is a set of tools and a run-time that lets you use SQL Azure as a backend. It is built on the Sync Framework and ADO.NET Sync Services and allows for on-premise databases to be synchronized with SQL Azure, alternatively you could create cache-mode clients which are only periodically synchronized with SQL Azure.

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What Languages Does Azure Support [FAQ]

Azure is not a .NET only platform, the goal of Azure is to provide a cloud service which is agnostic to languages. Azure will support any language which is supported by Windows Server, in reality the supported for non-.NET languages and technologies will be stronger on Azure than Windows Server as Windows Server was tightly [...]

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What is ‘Dallas’ [FAQ]

Dallas is an information services platform for distribution and consumption of data. The data could be real time data services, large unstructured datasets or any type of data. Data vendors can sign up to publish distribute their data on Dallas and developers can browse,discover and purchase the data on Dallas. Dallas is available as a [...]

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