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The Windows Azure platform offers a flexible, familiar environment for developers to create cloud applications and services. With Windows Azure, you can shorten your time to market and adapt as demand for your service grows. Windows Azure offers a platform that is easily implemented alongside your current environment. Windows Azure : operating system as an online service Microsoft SQL Azure : fully relational cloud database solution Windows Azure platform AppFabric : connects cloud services and on-premises applications Microsoft Codename “Dallas” : information marketplace for data and web services

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we will learn how to create wsp file and deploy http://sharepoint-insight.blogspot.com/2008/09/sharepoint-deploying-webpartfeature-in.html

We need to do the following to deploy the web part. First we need to sign the assembly. In Visual Studio right click project and select Properties. In properties, select Signing Tab. Select Sign the assembly check box. And specify the file or create a new file. Build the assembly. Now the manual way of deploying the assembly would be to put it either in GAC or bin directory of the web application and put a safe control entry within the web.config of the web application. However the preferred way of deploying is through a solution file, which would make our web part available in the solution management ( global configuration section) of Central administration page, from where we can deploy to multiple web applications. For this we need to create a manifest file. Right click the project. Add New Item – Select an xml file – name it manifest.xml Put the following code on the file SolutionId=“96A76C66-7258-4721-BEB4-90C06E656DB6“>