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December 20, 2013

Here’s a one-stop resource for Windows Azure Pack blog posts

Windows Azure Pack lets you build an application once, then deploy it in any Microsoft cloud, and since it was announced in June 2013, there have been many Microsoft blog posts about it. Now you can find those posts in one place to help you get familiar with this technology.

December 13, 2013

Updates to Windows Azure include better scheduling, storage and monitoring

Windows Azure has some updates that are available for immediate use, including a preview of the Windows Azure Scheduler Service and the Read-Access Geo Redundant Storage Option (both new) and improvements to Monitoring and Diagnostics for Azure services.

December 13, 2013

Microsoft Azure: Any way and anywhere you want it

December 12, 2013

Microsoft delivers on its hybrid cloud promise

December 12, 2013

Microsoft launches network of Azure providers

December 10, 2013

First prize for Nobel Media’s scalable and reliable website, run on Windows Azure

With the Nobel Prizes awarded Tuesday, the Nobel organization’s website is being inundated with visitors from around the globe who want to read all the details. Windows Azure helps Nobel Media’s site scale up and down to meet that demand.

December 5, 2013

Group management features for Windows Azure Active Directory now available in preview

Admins can now add, delete and manage the membership of security groups directly in Windows Azure AD in the cloud. The capability lets directory administrators create security groups they can use to manage access to applications and to resources, such as SharePoint sites.

December 4, 2013

Windows Azure Services coming to Brazil

On Wednesday, Microsoft announced it will invest in the development of a new Windows Azure region in Brazil. The investment represents an important step in the company’s cloud expansion strategy and its commitment to the country and Latin America.

December 4, 2013

Video surveillance company uses Windows Azure to keep costs down for smaller customers

Microsoft customer Genetec, which provides Internet Protocol (IP) video surveillance and other security services, used Windows Azure Platform as a Service to build its new cloud-based video management software solution called “Stratocast,” which offers affordable options for smaller clients.

November 26, 2013

Find a bounty of apps pre-integrated with Windows Azure Active Directory

Windows Azure Active Directory (AD) lets organizations connect their on-premises Windows Server AD identities to the cloud, enabling end users to single sign-on into multiple cloud-based applications. Read about the more than 500 applications that are pre-integrated with Windows Azure Active Directory and available now.