January Meeting

Matt Milner joins us to talk about the Windows Azure platform AppFabric.

Abstract
Not all cloud solutions involve putting all of your code in a datacenter. Many solutions will involve hybrids of on-premise and cloud assets that need to be connected. The Service Bus, part of the Windows Azure platform AppFabric, provides the messaging capabilities required in a cloud architecture. In this session, we will discuss the different messaging scenarios supported by the Service Bus including notifications/events, exposing internal services to the internet, and private “tunneling” of messages. Security is always a concern when sending data over the internet, so we will also examine the Access Control Service, which provides the central authentication for the Service Bus and can be used to authenticate users to your own services.

Bio
Matt is a member of the technical staff at Pluralsight, where he focuses on connected systems technologies (WCF, Windows WF, BizTalk, "Dublin" and the Azure Services Platform). Matt is also an independent consultant specializing in Microsoft .NET application design and development. As a writer Matt has contributed to several journals and magazines including MSDN Magazine where he currently authors the workflow content for the Foundations column. Matt regularly shares his love of technology by speaking at local, regional and international conferences such as Tech Ed. Microsoft has recognized Matt as an MVP for his community contributions around connected systems technology.

The Twin Cities Cloud Computing User Group is sponsored by:
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