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RavenDB, schnell und skalierbar Skalierbarkeit durch Windows Azure This document discusses using RavenDB for scalable cloud applications on Windows Azure. RavenDB provides fast and scalable performance. Windows Azure allows RavenDB to scale through features like compute roles, storage, and replication.

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RavenDB, schnell und skalierbar
Skalierbarkeit durch Windows Azure

Sascha Dittmann
Blog: http://www.sascha-dittmann.de
Twitter: @SaschaDittmann

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RavenDB on Azure Source Code
 http://www.sascha-dittmann.de
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NoSQL mit RavenDB und Azure

1. RavenDB, schnell und skalierbar Skalierbarkeit durch Windows Azure Sascha Dittmann Blog: http://www.sascha-dittmann.de Twitter: @SaschaDittmann

2. Referenzarchitectur Cloud-basierter Apps (on-premise) Client Layer Office Games Add-in PC Console Browser Tablet Phone Application Integration Traffic Access CDN Manager Connect Caching Service Bus Control Business Layer Compute Web Role Worker Role VM Role Layer Data Tables Queues Blobs Drive Database Data Sync

3. RavenDB in der Cloud (on-premise) Client Layer PC Browser Tablet Phone Application Integration Business Layer Compute Web Role Worker Role Layer Data Blobs Drive

4. Problem der existierenden Lösungen Business Layer Worker Role Worker Role Blob Lease Read-Only Layer Data Drive

5. Ein skalierbarer Ansatz Repl. Repl. Business Layer Worker Role Worker Role Worker Role Blob Lease Blob Lease Blob Lease Layer Data Drive Drive Drive

6. RavenDB on Azure Source Code

7. RavenDB on Azure Source Code  http://www.sascha-dittmann.de  http://cloudbloggers.de

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