Native code on ms azure platform
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This document discusses running unmanaged code like native Windows applications on the Microsoft Azure platform. It covers Azure building blocks, the worker role programming model which allows applications to run like a continuously running service, additional Azure features for storage, deployment, and testing, potential issues to watch out for, and links for further information on interoperability, tools, and samples. It concludes with an invitation for questions.
Native code on ms azure platform
- 1. Native code on MS Azure platformRunning unmanaged code on Windows Azure
- 2. MS Azure building blocks - 1
- 3. MS Azure building blocks - 2
- 4. MS Azure building blocks - 3
- 5. Multi-Enterprise Business Application pattern
- 7. How to run any applicationas Worker Role on Azure?WindowsNon-admin userLike USB drive with ¡°runme.bat¡±Can your app run that way?
- 8. Worker Role Programming ModelBasically DLL with main()In .NETOnStart() ¨C initializationRun() ¨C mainOnStop() ¨C graceful shutdownExpected to run forever
- 9. Additional Azure featuresLocal storageDeployment procedureTracing and diagnosticsLocal test environment
- 10. Gotcha!WCF and maxClockSkew64 vs. 32 bitAuthentication (userNameOverTransport)Streaming (of binary data)COM interop
- 11. LinksInteroperability:http://www.microsoft.com/WindowsAzure/interop/Azure Storage Explorer:http://azurestorageexplorer.codeplex.com/Azure samples:http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsazuresamples
- 12. Questions?
Editor's Notes
- MS Azure supports .NET managed code by default ¨C that¡¯s fineBut we need to support legacy applications or port existing applications to the cloud!
- Consider existing Azure building blocks
- Consider existing Azure building blocks
- Consider existing Azure building blocks
- Describe my task and existing pattern which was used
- Describe holistic approach of the application:Native C++ code for computational tasks (on server)Native C++ code on client side for interaction with existing unmanaged application
- Requirements for running legacy code on Azure
- How to implement Worker Role
- Useful features of Azure
- How to avoid pitfalls