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Web sites on Windows Azure | TechNet Video Windows Azure Web Sites is a simple and powerful hosting platform that allows developers to easily build and rapidly deploy web applications on Windows Azure using their favorite languages, frameworks, and tools. We will demonstrate how you can use this new technology to build, deploy, and run every... More...

TechNet Video, TechNet Edge, Zune, iPod, Media, Homepage, Kris van der Mast, Windows, Azure, IaaS, Windows Server 2012 BE, Belux, ASP, Websites, Web, Web Sites, Webmatrix, .NET, Visual Studio 2012, Visual Studio 2010, Visual Studio, ASP .NET, MVC4, Screencasts
From Application to Infrastructure: Automating Deployment and Hyper-V | TechNet Edge This screencast demonstrates how close we are to implementing a dynamic datacenter with current, released products. It shows how the SML models generated by Visual Studio can be parsed by Powershell, which then uses the information to deploy virtual machines for the required infrastructure out of a ... More...

TechNet Edge, Virtualization, Powershell, Virtual Machine Manager, Visual Studio, Hyper-V R2, Screencasts, English, Giovanni Marchetti, Zune, iPod
TechNet Radio: How Microsoft IT Uses Visual Studio Team Foundation Server to Improve IT Processes  | TechNet Edge Join this TechNet Radio session to hear about the tools and benefits of using Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2008 Foundation Server for the IT engineering process. We describe the Microsoft IT long-term vision to adopt Team Foundation Server, a suite of engineering tools to facilitate planning,... More...

MSIT, TechNet Radio, How Microsoft Does IT, Visual Studio, Eric Ostrowski, Videos, English, Zune, iPod, TechNet Edge, Podcasts
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