Monthly Archives: June 2010
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I posted yesterday about a poor man’s distributed caching solution using Windows Azure queues and ASP.NET cache. I’ve got an interesting comment in twitter: My short answer is that there aren’t solutions that scale or doesn’t scale. The scalability is a quality attribute of a system and it varies depending on the context. A good... read more
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UPDATE: After reading this post you can read about the scalability of this solution, posted based on some comments. Part of working with the Windows Azure guidance team is not only about writing but it’s also about helping customers and understanding real life problems. This help us validate and enrich the content. One of the... read more
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During the next couple of weeks, Southworks will be presenting together with a Fortune 500 pharmaceutical company a project that we’ve developed during the last couple of months around Claims Based Federated Identity and the Cloud. Hong Choing and Ben Flock from Microsoft DPE are hosting the event in New Jersey and Boston and kindly... read more
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Travis wrote an interesting blog post about mixing the new dynamic feature in C# 4 and claims. His idea was to use a User class derived from DynamicObject as a proxy to get claims. Here is some of the code he shows: var claims = new[] { new Claim("foo", "3"), new Claim("foo_bar",... read more
