Azure Storage Table design with multiple query points
I have the following Azure Storage Table.
NoSQL (Azure Table Storage) RowKey design for ordered data
I store large quantities of GPS data in storage tables. Each partition can reach up to 1 million entities. Each GPS entity that is inserted into the table is actually sequential to the previous data inserted, so order matters.
Is it good practice for Azure applications to self-administrate?
In a lot of examples for the Azure platform I’m seeing a lot of self-administration happening: an application will test for the presence of an external system such as a queue or database and create the necessary structures it needs to function.
Issue deploying Asp.Net MVC 4 website to Azure [closed]
Closed 11 years ago.
Issue deploying Asp.Net MVC 4 website to Azure [closed]
Closed 11 years ago.
What is the proper and easy way to move a LocalDB to Azure using code first ?
The only way I could figure how to do it was create the schema on the localDB with code first and then manually change the database string to Azure and then run the code on Azure.. But that only gives me the schema and not the data..
JSON object and storage of nosql
I have read Would a NoSQL DB be more efficient than a relational DB for storing JSON objects? and am building a small test project in Asp.Net. I have a webapi up in Azure. It returns a List<Company> and Company is my object which has several properties and child list and a lat/long value.
JSON object and storage of nosql
I have read Would a NoSQL DB be more efficient than a relational DB for storing JSON objects? and am building a small test project in Asp.Net. I have a webapi up in Azure. It returns a List<Company> and Company is my object which has several properties and child list and a lat/long value.
JSON object and storage of nosql
I have read Would a NoSQL DB be more efficient than a relational DB for storing JSON objects? and am building a small test project in Asp.Net. I have a webapi up in Azure. It returns a List<Company> and Company is my object which has several properties and child list and a lat/long value.
JSON object and storage of nosql
I have read Would a NoSQL DB be more efficient than a relational DB for storing JSON objects? and am building a small test project in Asp.Net. I have a webapi up in Azure. It returns a List<Company> and Company is my object which has several properties and child list and a lat/long value.