As I stated in my last post we are holding a day of Windows Azure training and hands-on labs in Salt Lake City on June 11th. Here is the link to register:
Register for Salt Lake City Azure Boot Camp
And here is the agenda:
Welcome and Introduction to Windows Azure
Lab: "Hello, Cloud"
Presentation: Windows Azure Hosting
Presentation: Windows Azure Storage
Lab: Hosting and Storage
Presentation: SQL Azure
Lab: SQL Azure
Presentation: AppFabric
Wrap-up
The day will be a pretty even split of presentations and actual hands-on work. You will be given 2 days of access to the Windows Azure platform allowing you to work through the labs and have a little more time to explore yourself.
Please let me know if you have any questions mike.erickson@neudesic.com - I'm hoping to see the event fill up!
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May 20, 2010
Azure Boot Camp - Salt Lake City
We will be hosting a 1 day version of the Azure Boot Camp (www.azurebootcamp.com) in Salt Lake City on June 11th. This will be a free event, and it will be a combination of presentations and hands-on experience with the Windows Azure platform. Here is the information you will need (I hope!) to make this a fun and worthwhile experience for you! Please let me know if you have any questions or if there is anything I can do to help you prepare for the event! You can contact me here, or send an email to mike.erickson@neudesic.com.
First, to register for the Salt Lake City event please follow this link:
Register for Salt Lake City Azure Boot Camp
I will post our agenda in the next couple of days.
For the hands-on work that all attendees will be doing we are requesting that you come with your laptop setup ready to go. There are a couple of different lists of required software depending on where you look and this has led to some questions about how a machine should be configured to enable the hands-on work that will be done. The following is the configuration that I plan on using for the presentation - I will, in the next few days, verify that it will work for the presentations and the hands-on work that we will be doing. If there are any issues I will post them here and I will be sure to send a tweet about them as well (@mgerickson).
I'm looking forward to the event! Watch for updated information and please let me know of any questions you may have!
First, to register for the Salt Lake City event please follow this link:
Register for Salt Lake City Azure Boot Camp
I will post our agenda in the next couple of days.
For the hands-on work that all attendees will be doing we are requesting that you come with your laptop setup ready to go. There are a couple of different lists of required software depending on where you look and this has led to some questions about how a machine should be configured to enable the hands-on work that will be done. The following is the configuration that I plan on using for the presentation - I will, in the next few days, verify that it will work for the presentations and the hands-on work that we will be doing. If there are any issues I will post them here and I will be sure to send a tweet about them as well (@mgerickson).
- Windows 7 Ultimate (64)
- Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate RTM (you can get a trial edition here)
- Web Install http://bit.ly/VS2010UltimateTrialWeb
- ISO - http://bit.ly/VS2010UltimateTrialISO
- SQL Server 2008 Express
- Windows Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio 1.1
- Windows Azure SDK (Feb 2010)
- Windows Azure platform AppFabric SDK V1.0 (April Update)
- Hotfix: Correct WCF metadata ...
- Windows Azure Platform Training Kit (December 2009 Update)
I'm looking forward to the event! Watch for updated information and please let me know of any questions you may have!
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