When Windows Azure first released, it was only available as a Platform as a Service (PaaS) offering. The benefit of PaaS is that you (an organization, company, etc.) don’t have to worry about maintaining the server hardware or Operating System on which your application runs. The service automatically handles that for you and it provides a level of fault tolerance / redundancy. The challenge for the IT Pro when Azure first released is that it seemed to take the IT Pro out of the picture and...(read more)![]()
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