PHPBenelux 2011 - Seeing PHP throug a blue azure sky

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This document provides an overview of the Azure platform and tools available for PHP developers. It briefly outlines the different online services available in Azure including compute, storage, databases, content delivery, and more. It then summarizes some of the key PHP tools and SDKs that developers can use to build and deploy applications to Azure, including the Azure SDK for PHP and tools for Eclipse. A short demo is described that shows offloading static content to Azure blob storage and CDN. The document encourages developers to get started on the Azure for PHP site.

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15 minutes is short! Usually, I give a platform overview give a tooling and SDK overview give some examples throw in some demos Now, I’ll give a platform overview say there’s tooling and SDK’s, you believe me without any proof give you some cool datacenter pics give a short demo, you trust me on it being real

Birds-eye overview Online SaaS PaaS IaaS Customer Relation Management xRM ... E-mail Social networking Blogging Photos Office online SkyDrive Live Mesh ... Compute Storage Management Content Delivery Network Relational Database Reporting Synchronization Connectivity Service bus Authentication Federation Connect

Developers, developers, developers! Developer Experience Use existing skills and tools http:// REST Web Services XML oData AtomPub RSS Relational data Management Compute Storage Flexible APIs Flexible APIs Reporting Information Marketplace Information Marketplace Reporting & BI Billing & Payments Management Connectivity Access control Data Sync

What’s there for you today... Windows Azure SDK Windows Azure SDK for PHP Windows Azure Command-Line tools for PHP Windows Azure tools for Eclipse SQL Server Driver for PHP Azure AppFabric SDK for PHP Windows Azure Companion for PHP Zend_Service_WindowsAzure Zend_Cloud All the .NET tooling if you are courageous And more!

A short demo... Offloading static content to blob storage and the content delivery network (CDN) Before: site + images on IIS After: site on IIS, images on Azure CDN Without changing the site!

$A short demo... Covering a fraction of the tip of the iceberg$

How? Images copied to Windows Azure CDN Web.config hosted on IIS Added 2 outbound rewrite rules “reverse mod_rewrite”  Existing features for PHP on Windows with some cloud sauce

The starting place? azurephp.interoperabilitybridges.com

Key takeaways There’s MUCH more than what I’ve told you Microsoft’s take on cloud is huge! Targets developers of all worlds Go get started at azurephp.interoperabilitybridges.com

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