5 things you need to know about Windows Azure
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- 3. What is Windows Azure 1
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- 40. Q&A ?
- 41. Thank you! E-mail: dominikp@kentico.com Twitter: DominikPinter Blog: http://devnet.kentico.com/Blogs/Dominik-Pinter.aspx