Infrastructure as a Service Series: Virtual Machines and Windows

JMH · Jun 25, 2012

We recently announced the release of Windows Azure Virtual Machines, an Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) offering in Windows Azure. I wanted to share my insights into how you can quickly start to use and best take advantage of this service. Since I helped build it, I will warn you: I do love it!
[h=3]Virtual Machines Migration Patterns[/h] At a glance, Virtual Machines (VMs) consist of infrastructure to deploy an application. Specifically, this includes a persistent OS disk, possibly some persistent data disks, and internal/external networking glue to hold it all together. Despite the boring list, with these infrastructure ingredients, the possibilities are so much more exciting…

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Infrastructure as a Service Series: Virtual Machines and Windows

JMH

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