Posted By: HeidiC | May 3rd @ 12:10 AM | 26,933 Views | 4 Comments

IT Pro Technical Evangelist Joey Snow invites Senior Architect Evangelist Brian Prince to Redmond to begin unravelling the mystery around Cloud Computing in this first video in the four part, Real World Azure series. Joey and Brian keep it light as they fill in the vocabulary for you. They describe what SaaS, Software plus Services and cloud computing are, and point out types of applications which are best-suited for the cloud.

Brian is happy to reveal how IT professionals move up the value food chain and do more of what they aspire to as they begin to leverage cloud computing. The discussion rounds out with a white board chat about the spectrum of applications that might run on-premises, hosted, or in the cloud for an enterprise.

[1:40] Cloud computing terminology

[4:40] IT professionals’ role in cloud computing

[7:15] Microsoft’s approach to cloud computing

[9:50] A spectrum of locations for running applications: on premises, hosted, in the cloud

Be sure to drop a line and let us know what you’re thinking about cloud computing. 

If you're interested in learning more about cloud computing terminology and architecture, read Darryl Chantry's article here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd430340.aspx 

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Love the pointy haired boss reference. Smiley

that makes alot of scene having somethings in the cloud and others locally something just can't be done in the cloud and somethings it is just not applicable to do up there even though it is possible.

It is clear that Microsoft's Azure has a significant lead when it comes to application/language support. Microsoft offers wider scope with greater scalability and storage. What remains a concern is the security. Are the Windows Servers right choice for hosting your business. Given that GAE is almost free, Microsoft needs to decide competative price for Azure to take over the cloud computing market.

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