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Windows Azure Benefit for MSDN Subscribers:
If you are a Visual Studio Professional, Premium or Ultimate with MSDN subscriber, activate your MSDN benefit now to start development and test on Windows Azure. Build native cloud applications, test existing applications in virtual machines or create hybrid applications that span your datacenter and Windows Azure. Eliminate the cost of buying hardware for testing purposes by using the Windows Azure credits that are included with your MSDN subscription. Take advantage of instant provisioning to develop and test applications faster. Use elastic scale to test real world scenarios. The Windows Azure MSDN benefit meets your growing needs:
Flexibility with Windows Azure Credits
You get up to $150 credits per month with your Windows Azure MSDN subscription. The choice is now yours on how you use your Windows Azure credits. Use them on any Windows Azure service based on your needs including, Virtual Machines, Web Sites, Cloud Services, Mobile Services, Storage, SQL Database, Content Delivery Network, HDInsight, Media Services, and many more.
Virtualize with Lower Rates
Speed up your development and test using Windows Azure virtual machines. Your credits now last longer because MSDN subscribers receive discounted hourly rates.
No additional charge for MSDN software !
Monthly Windows Azure Credits
For the first month after activation of your benefit, all MSDN subscribers receive $200 of Windows Azure credits. After the first month, we provide following amount of Windows Azure credits every month.
Source : http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/pricing/member-offers/msdn-benefits/
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Preview of SSL for sites hosted on Windows Azure Web Sites Reserved instances with custom domain names
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Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) helps you secure traffic to your sites with custom domain names hosted on Windows Azure Web Sites.
What is SSL?
SSL is a key piece of technology for companies that want to do business on the web and is used to help secure traffic between the website and the browser. We are announcing support for SNI-based and IP-based SSL certificates for Web Sites Reserved instances. SNI is supported by most modern browsers in use today. SNI-based SSL allows websites without a dedicated IP address, which is a key feature for websites hosted in cloud environments. IP-based SSL works in all browsers. For more information on SSL, please refer to the Web Sites Services webpage.
What does SSL cost?
Refer to the table below for SNI-based and IP-based SSL preview and general availability pricing. For additional pricing information, please see the Pricing Details webpage.
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BizTalk Services preview: integrate the cloud and the enterprise
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By using Windows Azure BizTalk Services, you can integrate your Windows Azure services, software as a service, and on-premises applications easily though a configuration-driven experience.
BizTalk Services helps you manage your trading partners with rich Electronic Data Interchange capabilities. You can connect any cloud endpoint to on-premises line-of-business systems using ready-to-go adapters for SAP, Oracle, SQL Server, and PeopleSoft. You can do all this in an on-demand, security-enabled, and dedicated environment.
With the drag-and-drop interface, you can build integration message flows to receive messages from various sources (such as HTTP, FTP, SFTP, and REST), validate and transform them to destination formats, and route the messages to endpoints in the cloud or on-premises.
Windows Azure BizTalk Services is available in Developer, Basic, Standard, and Premium offerings. Refer to the table below for BizTalk Services preview and general availability pricing. For additional pricing information, please see the Pricing Details webpage.
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Microsoft Endpoint Protection for Windows Azure provides the ability to include an antimalware protection agent in each Windows Azure virtual machine running your Windows Azure service. It extends the Windows Azure SDK by providing an antimalware import which provides antimalware configuration and deployment capabilities.
Deploying Microsoft Endpoint Protection for Windows Azure.docx
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Monitoring Microsoft Endpoint Protection for Windows Azure.docx
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Before you get started, you should already have a Windows Azure account configured and have an understanding of how to deploy your service in the Windows Azure environment. You will also need Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. If you have Visual Studio 2010, the Windows Azure Tools for Visual Studio, and have written and deployed Windows Azure services, you’re ready to go.
If not, do the following:
1. Sign up for a Windows Azure account
http://windows.azure.com
2. Install Visual Studio 2010
http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio
3. Install Windows Azure Tools for Visual Studio
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/ff687127.aspx
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Microsoft Endpoint Protection for Windows Azure provides the ability to include an antimalware protection agent in each Windows Azure virtual machine running your Windows Azure service. It extends the Windows Azure SDK by providing an antimalware import which provides antimalware configuration and deployment capabilities.
Deploying Microsoft Endpoint Protection for Windows Azure.docx
Download
eppplugin.msi
Download
Microsoft Endpoint Protection for Windows Azure Privacy Statement – Final.rtf
Download
Monitoring Microsoft Endpoint Protection for Windows Azure.docx
Download
Before you get started, you should already have a Windows Azure account configured and have an understanding of how to deploy your service in the Windows Azure environment. You will also need Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. If you have Visual Studio 2010, the Windows Azure Tools for Visual Studio, and have written and deployed Windows Azure services, you’re ready to go.
If not, do the following:
1. Sign up for a Windows Azure account
http://windows.azure.com
2. Install Visual Studio 2010
http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio
3. Install Windows Azure Tools for Visual Studio
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/ff687127.aspx
