Microsoft has its Windows Azure sdk, provided an update. Also has the software giant, a hpc scheduler released that enables high performance computingapplications on Microsoft’s cloud-based, can be linked.
In the Windows Azure Tools for Visual Studio 2010 according to Microsoft, various improvements were made to the link to Azure for developers, easier to make. So it contains the updated sdk various wizards to a Visual Studio developed application to run on a virtual machine within Microsoft’s cloud platform. It would also be easier to the required Azure ad accounts to manage and to get more insight in running processes in the cloud-based.
Microsoft also has the Windows Azure HPC Scheduler sdk For .Just’ released. This ontwikkelkit consists of various modules for parallel running and compute-intensive applications to run on Windows Azure. Finally, the Azure Libraries for .Just updated to version 1.6. This is among other things, the Windows Azure Emulator improved.