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Using Powershell to move VHD to another Storage Account
For performance reasons it is best practice to use a different Storage Account for each VHD you create. Sometimes it’s even better to use multiple storage accounts and stripe the files into one disk, but the is another thing. I … Continue reading
Posted in Tooling
Tagged azure, Performance, powershell, storage account, vhd, vm, Windows Azure
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Run Selenium from visualstudio.com
You can host your project in Visualstudio.com and still run selenium tests in the build. The hosted build controller does not support it (details) and cannot be adjusted. Why not create your own Build Controller in Azure VM? Here is … Continue reading
Week roundup
On twitter I read this post: Since I have a wordpress blog and like a challenge, here is the daily post in my Zero to Hero sequence. Publish a roundup post Here are the best articles I’ve read/seen last week: … Continue reading
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Tagged design pattern, node.js, roundup, Windows Azure, zero to hero
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Code generation from Visual Studio UML class diagram
In the Ultimate edition of Visual Studio 2010 Microsoft has put the Architecture feature. With this I can create Graphs, Layer and UML diagrams. The feature is readonly in the Premium edition, but I’m not sure it can generate code … Continue reading
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Tagged azure, class diagram, classdiagram, Code, codegeneration, DataContract, generate code, interface, servicecontract, serviceimplementation, T4, Tooling, UML, Visual Studio 2010, WCF, Windows Azure
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Windows Azure SDK 1.6 update
Today I updated Windows Azure SDK to the latest 1.6 from November 2011. The update was from SDK 1.4 which I uninstalled before installing 1.6. After the update my unittests failed. Short solution below. Commandline to set environment variable: Regedit … Continue reading
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Tagged azure, Azure SDK, commandline, environment variable, Reflector, regedit, SDK 1.6, unittest, Windows Azure, Windows Azure Emulator
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