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Microsoft Azure cloud service is a powerful infrastructure solution that provides a quick and effective way to deploy solutions across a variety of languages (.Net, PHP, Java, Node.js, Python). By offering these platforms as a service (PaaS/IaaS), they can easily scale to meet demand at a cost cheaper than traditional hosting. Beyond traditional app services, Azure also provides a wide variety of services to maximize cloud potential.

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Why we use it

Technique Matters.

Continuous Integration

Azure App Services integrated with several version control systems (TFS, Git, Bitbucket), allowing code updates to be automatically tested and deployed immediately.

Scalability

Azure developers able to add and remove services with a few clicks. Increase or decrease the resources allocated to a service using a simple configuration interface and have the changes applied in minutes.

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Media encoding/streaming, search indexes, cloud file storage, virtual machines, analytics, remote apps, and many more tools speed development time and features.

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Enterprise Systems, UI/UX Design, Web Apps

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By: Johnny Rodriguez

In: Technology

Activating AI: Common Libraries, Platforms, and Hardware Foundations

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By: Sean Patterson

In: Technology Web Apps

Microsoft Azure: More than a Web Hosting Platform

Recently we launched a new site for a department within a global organization. At first glance, the site appears to be pretty simple. There is an archive of weekly calls within the department that contain a video, transcript, and a copy of the slides used during the call. Behind the scenes, however, there is a … Continued

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By: Sean Patterson

In: Technology Web Apps

Building a Data Import Tool with Azure WebJobs

Recently we built a new site for a client and hosted it on Microsoft Azure. I’ve been very happy with the ease of deployment and scalability that Azure provides. One critial piece to this new application was creating an automated tool that would import data from their primary mainframe system into our new web application. … Continued

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