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Comparing Cloud Server Creation in Windows Azure and Tier 3 Cloud Platform
Just because I work for Tier 3 now doesn’t mean that I’ll stop playing around with all sorts of technology and do nothing but write about my company’s products. Far from it. Microsoft has made a lot of...
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Installing and Testing the New Service Bus for Windows
Yesterday, Microsoft kicked out the first public beta of the Service Bus for Windows software. You can use this to install and maintain Service Bus queues and topics in your own data center (or...
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Using Active Directory Federation Services to Authenticate / Authorize...
It’s gotten easy to publish web applications to the cloud, but the last thing you want to do is establish unique authentication schemes for each one. At some point, your users will be stuck with a...
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Networking with the Cloud is a Big Deal – Even if You Never Push Production...
I’m flying to New Orleans to speak at TechEd North America, and reading a book called Everything is Obvious (* Once You Know the Answer) and it mentioned the difficulty of making macro-level...
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TechEd North America Session Recap, Recording Link
Last week I had the pleasure of visiting New Orleans to present at TechEd North America. My session, Patterns of Cloud Integration, was recorded and is now available on Channel9 for everyone to view. I...
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3 Rarely Discussed, But Valuable, Uses for Cloud Object Storage
I’ve got object storage on the brain. I’m finishing up a new Pluralsight course on distributed systems in AWS that uses Amazon S3 in a few places, and my employer Tier 3 just shipped a new Object...
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8 Things I Learned From the Tier 3 Hack House
In September, my employer Tier 3 rented a house in St. George, Utah so that the Engineering team could cohabitate and collaborate. The house could accommodate 25 people, and we had anywhere from 8-12...
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New Job, Same Place (Kind Of)
For the past 18 months, I’ve been a product manager at a small but innovative cloud provider called Tier 3. We’ve been doing amazing work and I’ve had fun being part of such a high performing team....
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Comparing Cloud Server Creation in Windows Azure and Tier 3 Cloud Platform
Just because I work for Tier 3 now doesn’t mean that I’ll stop playing around with all sorts of technology and do nothing but write about my company’s products. Far from it. Microsoft has made a lot of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Installing and Testing the New Service Bus for Windows
Yesterday, Microsoft kicked out the first public beta of the Service Bus for Windows software. You can use this to install and maintain Service Bus queues and topics in your own data center (or...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Using Active Directory Federation Services to Authenticate / Authorize...
It’s gotten easy to publish web applications to the cloud, but the last thing you want to do is establish unique authentication schemes for each one. At some point, your users will be stuck with a...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Networking with the Cloud is a Big Deal – Even if You Never Push Production...
I’m flying to New Orleans to speak at TechEd North America, and reading a book called Everything is Obvious (* Once You Know the Answer) and it mentioned the difficulty of making macro-level...
View ArticleClik here to view.
TechEd North America Session Recap, Recording Link
Last week I had the pleasure of visiting New Orleans to present at TechEd North America. My session, Patterns of Cloud Integration, was recorded and is now available on Channel9 for everyone to view. I...
View ArticleClik here to view.
3 Rarely Discussed, But Valuable, Uses for Cloud Object Storage
I’ve got object storage on the brain. I’m finishing up a new Pluralsight course on distributed systems in AWS that uses Amazon S3 in a few places, and my employer Tier 3 just shipped a new Object...
View ArticleClik here to view.
8 Things I Learned From the Tier 3 Hack House
In September, my employer Tier 3 rented a house in St. George, Utah so that the Engineering team could cohabitate and collaborate. The house could accommodate 25 people, and we had anywhere from 8-12...
View ArticleClik here to view.
New Job, Same Place (Kind Of)
For the past 18 months, I’ve been a product manager at a small but innovative cloud provider called Tier 3. We’ve been doing amazing work and I’ve had fun being part of such a high performing team....
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