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Contents
Page 6
Foreword
Page 12
Preface
Page 14
+ 1. The Tailspin Scenario
Page 20
- The Tailspin Company
  Page 20
- The Surveys Application Architecture
  Page 24
+ 2. Hosting a Multi-Tenant Application on Windows Azure
Page 26
+ 3. Accessing the Surveys Application
Page 38
+ 4. Building a Scalable, Multi-Tenant Application for Windows Azure
Page 60
+ 5. Working with Data in the Surveys Application
Page 94
+ Appendix A. Updating a Windows Azure Service
Page 130
+ Appendix B. Debugging and Troubleshooting Windows Azure Applications
Page 140
+ Index
Page 162
- A
  Page 162
- B
  Page 162
- C
  Page 162
- D
  Page 163
- E
  Page 164
- F
  Page 164
- G
  Page 164
- H
  Page 164
- I
  Page 164
- J
  Page 164
- K
  Page 164
- L
  Page 164
- M
  Page 164
- N
  Page 165
- O
  Page 165
- P
  Page 166
- Q
  Page 166
- R
  Page 166
- S
  Page 166
- T
  Page 167
- U
  Page 167
- W
  Page 167

This book is the second volume in a planned series about Windows Azure technology platform. Volume 1, Moving Applications to the Cloud on the Windows Azure Platform, provides an introduction to Windows Azure, discusses the cost model and application life cycle management for cloud-based applications, and describes how to migrate an existing ASP.NET application to the cloud. This book demonstrates how you can create from scratch a multi-tenant, Software as a Service (SaaS) application to run in the cloud by using the latest versions of the Windows Azure tools and the latest features of the Windows Azure platform. The book is intended for any architect, developer, or information technology (IT) professional who designs, builds, or operates applications and services that run on or interact with the cloud. Although applications do not need to be based on the Microsoft Windows® operating system to work in Windows Azure, this book is written for people who work with Windows-based systems. You should be familiar with the Microsoft .NET Framework, Microsoft Visual Studio® development system, ASP.NET MVC, and Microsoft Visual C#® development tool.