Microsoft et l'Open Source
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Présentation donnée lors de la KiwiParty 2014 pour montrer la forte présence et support des technologies Open Source dans Azure ainsi que d'autres initiatives comme .NET, TypeScript, Babylon.JS ou status.modern.ie
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Microsoft et l'Open Source
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- Web Sites: As a PaaS --- Addresses managing HW on prem, VMs via traditiona hosting or OS patching, etc. Rapid Dev / Prototyping, managing runtime environments & development/deployment tools that’s easy Web Sites: “PaaS for the Modern Web”. Near instant deployment !! Azure Websites is: Flexible, providing support for multiple languages, frameworks and databases --- FAST Scalable, making it easy for you to scale up your site to larger instances or scale out to multiple ones. Secure, running on a solid foundation of Windows Server 2012 with SSL support and access to features such as Windows Azure Active Directory making it possible to build applications for business workloads. Dynamic Languages are of course incredibly popular among web developers. Windows Azure Web Sites offers support ASP.NET, PHP, Node.js and Python and even Classic ASP. You can even bin deploy your own FastCGI-based runtime, say if you wanted a custom version of PHP with specific extensions installed such as MongoDB or to use Python 3.3. With Windows Azure Web Sites you also get a choice of databases. From within the portal itself you can choose to use a free 20MB SQL Database or MySQL from ClearDB. You can also choose to upgrade those databases. With SQL Server you can migrate to Azure SQL DB or you can upgrade to one of the paid-tiers with ClearDB. You can even choose a noSQL solution like MongoDB from our Azure Store partner MongoLabs.
- With Azure Web Sites you also have a wide choice of applications to start from with a Web App Gallery of open source web solutions and templates.