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The document provides an overview of Windows Azure, a cloud computing platform. It discusses core Azure services including virtual machines, cloud services, web roles, and storage options. The document also outlines different compute and instance sizes available on Azure and recommends starting simply with Azure's free trial to build and deploy applications that can automatically scale on demand. Resources for learning more about Azure are also referenced.
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