Windows Azure Application Patterns
This is a quick visual tour of some whiteboard solutions and common application patterns for Windows Azure. It’s a look at some of the most common whiteboard solutions for Web applications, Web services, and data on Windows Azure.
Here are the app patterns at a glance:
- Pattern #1 - ASP.NET Forms Auth to Azure Tables
- Pattern #2 - ASP.NET Forms Auth to SQL Azure
- Pattern #3 - ASP.NET to AD with Claims
- Pattern #4 - ASP.NET to AD with Claims (Federation)
- Pattern #5 - ASP.NET to WCF on Azure
- Pattern #6 - ASP.NET On-Site to WCF on Azure
- Pattern #7 - ASP.NET On-Site to WCF on Azure with Claims
- Pattern #8 - REST with AppFabric Access Control
- Pattern #9 - ASP.NET to Azure Storage
- Pattern #10 - ASP.NET to SQL Azure
- Pattern #11 - ASP.NET On-Site to SQL Azure Through WCF
Web Applications
Here are some common Web application patterns on Windows Azure:
Pattern #1 - ASP.NET Forms Auth to Azure Tables
Pattern #2 - ASP.NET Forms Auth to SQL Azure
Pattern #3 - ASP.NET to AD with Claims
Pattern #4 - ASP.NET to AD with Claims (Federation)
Web Services (SOAP) App Patterns on Windows Azure
Here are common Web service app patterns on Windows Azure:
Pattern #5 - ASP.NET to WCF on Azure
Pattern #6 - ASP.NET On-Site to WCF on Azure
Pattern #7 - ASP.NET On-Site to WCF on Azure with Claims
REST App Pattern on Windows Azure
Here is a common REST application pattern on Windows Azure:
Pattern #8 - REST with AppFabric Access Control
Data Patterns on Windows Azure
Here are common data application patterns on Windows Azure:
Pattern #9 - ASP.NET to Azure Storage
Pattern #10 - ASP.NET to SQL Azure
Pattern #11 - ASP.NET On-Site to SQL Azure Through WCF
Contributors / Reviewers
Many thanks to the following folks for contribution, collaboration, and review:
- External contributors and reviewers: Adam Grocholski; Andy Eunson; Bill Collette; Christopher Seary; Jason Taylor; John Daniels; Juval Lowy; Kevin Lam; Long Le; Michael Smith; Michael Stiefel; Michele Leroux Bustamante; Norman Headlam; Rockford Lhotka; Rudolph Araujo; Sarang Kulkarni; Steven Nagy; Terrance Snyder; Will Clevenger
- Microsoft contributors and reviewers: Akshay Aggarwal; Alik Levin; Andreas Fuchsberger; Babur Butter; Bharat Shyam; Dave Brankin; Danny Cohen; Diego Dagum; Don Willits; Eugenio Pace; Gabriel Morgan; Jeff Mueller; John Steer; Julian Gonzalez; Mark Curphey; Mohit Srivastava; Pat Filoteo; Rahul Verma; Raul Rojas; Scott Densmore; Sesha Mani; Serena Yeoh; Sriram Krishnan; Stefan Schackow; Steve Marx; Stuart Kwan; Terri Schmidt; Tobin Titus; Varun Sharma; Vidya Vrat Agarwal; Vikram Bhambri; Yale Li
Comments
Anonymous
September 15, 2010
Great post. It gives a nice overview of what if I wanted to.... ThanksAnonymous
September 15, 2010
posts like these are useless... m$ should stop giving imaginary scenarios like these.