Lo Mejor Del Pdc2008 Dublin Project
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Windows Server and .NET Framework 4.0 provide capabilities for hosting and managing Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) services through IIS/WAS and administration tools in System Center. New features in "Dublin" enhance reliability, scalability, and monitoring of WCF and WF applications deployed to the Windows application server platform.
Lo Mejor Del Pdc2008 Dublin Project
- 3. Windows Server .NET Framework “ Dublin” Visual Studio Oslo WF and WCF services Administration Tools System Center IIS/WAS
- 4. IIS/WAS IIS Manager WF and WCF Frameworks Persistence Monitoring Messaging Hosting Visual Studio WF and WCF Project Templates Windows Application Server Role Windows/IIS/.NET 4.0 System Center
- 5. IIS/WAS Quadrant IIS Manager WF and WCF Frameworks Persistence SQL Persistence Provider Management APIs (PowerShell command-lets) WF and WCF Management Modules Runtime Databases Persistence schema Monitoring schema Monitoring WF SQL Tracking Provider WCF SQL Tracking Behaviors Messaging Forwarding Service Hosting Durable Timer Service Visual Studio WF and WCF Project Templates Windows Application Server Role Model Deployment to Dublin Discovery Service Dublin adds Dublin enhances Windows/IIS/.NET 4.0 Scale-out & Reliability Discovery & Control Application Monitoring Versioning, Partitioning, Routing System Center App Server SCOM Pack “ Simplemente funciona!”
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