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Tailspin Surveys is a multitenant, SaaS solution, targeting many different customers. Some of these customers might be “enterprise” with “Big-IT” and are likely to demand advanced integration capabilities for identity (e.g. identity federation). Others...
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Eugenio Pace
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05-25-2010
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Filed under: Windows Azure, Azure Services Platform, Architecture, SaaS, Federated Identity, IssueTracker, Claims, ADFS, SSO, Identity Provider, WebSSO, Claims Guide, Windows Azure Architecture Guide, patterns & practices
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We are “done” with the first part of the guide. You can download the guide release candidate from here . I want to thank the long list of reviewers and contributors for this first deliverable. Thanks much!! Windows Azure Architecture Guide – Part...
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05-20-2010
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Filed under: Windows Azure, Azure Services Platform, Architecture, Federated Identity, Claims, SQL Azure, WebSSO, Windows Azure Cost, Azure Table Storage, Windows Azure Worker, Windows Azure Architecture Guide, Windows Azure Queues
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I got a few questions from people on how the “ Federation with Multiple Partners ” sample of the guide works, so I figured I would just write it down in one place for eternity. The guide explains all sequence in quite some detail (see pages 88 to 97)...
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Available for download here , you’ll find the first step in taking a-Expense to Windows Azure. Highlights of this release are: Use of SQL Azure as the backend store for application entities (e.g. expense reports) Uses Azure storage for user profile information...
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First build of our samples is now available on CodePlex . This initial version is the “before the cloud” baseline application, so you won’t find anything related to Windows Azure here. This week we will take this simple baseline and start moving it to...
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As most of you know, the Guide for Claims based Identity is officially released. We’ve been “technically done” for a couple months, but it just takes some time for all content to be pushed to MSDN, an ISBN to approved, the final PDF to be ready for publishing...
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The entire book is now available for browsing online on MSDN here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff359115%28lightweight%29.aspx Now, to be honest, it doesn’t look as nice as the printed book (small preview here): But everything...
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Steve Riley’s post on growing interest from Amazon customers on identity federation is consistent with what I hear from our own customers. As part of our project , we actually tested the two scenarios he describes on EC2: “I imagine most scenarios involve...
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In synch with the availability of ADFS V2.0 Release Candidate , I’m very happy to announce that we are posting a new update of the guide. Our own “RC”. You’ll find new samples and new chapters. Both content complete now. We are now covering the following...
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As promised in my previous post , here’s the second part of my findings playing with WIF and RIA Services beta. This time, I used the HRApp sample available here . The initial steps are essentially the same I described before: 1- Installed the sample...
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Some time ago, I put together a simple demo integrating WIF in RIA Services. Now RIA is a Beta and there’s a lot of cool stuff in there. The good news from an identity perspective is that it just works :-). I’ve been playing a little bit with a couple...
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Windows Identity Foundation is here! Congrats to my colleagues shipping great Framework. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/dd440951.aspx Read More...
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New updated chapters & samples are posted on CodePlex . The samples are all updated for WIF RC and include new scenarios and technologies (e.g. web services with WCF and web sites with MVC). If you are going to PDC , lot’s of interesting things are...
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11-14-2009
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Filed under: Azure, Windows Azure, S+S, Federated Identity, Claims, Geneva, SSO, Identity Provider, PDC09, WebSSO, Claims Guide
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Yesterday, we uploaded a new release of the Guide and the samples. You can download the content from here . (Note: if you downloaded them yesterday, you might want to check again. We mistakenly uploaded the samples with no docs. It is fixed now). You...
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Recently a Customer asked me if an application using RIA Services could use WIF. I’m fairly new to RIA Services so I didn’t know the answer right away, however I suspected the integration should not be too hard, so I spend a couple of days spiking a solution...