Cumulux and Microsoft Release Riviera

World's first multi tenant application on Windows Azure

Aug. 25, 2009 02:00 PM

Cumulux is pleased to announce the availability of Riviera , a reference cloud computing application built in collaboration with Microsoft.
http://www.cumulux.com/riviera.html

Riviera is a first of its kind Windows Azure based reference application built to showcase the various advanced features of the Windows Azure Platform.
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/riviera

It is built to highlight how concepts like Multi Tenancy, extensible business processes, Federated Authentication, Claims based Access , customizable User experiences and elastic scalability can be architected for Cloud based application. It leverages technologies like Windows Azure, SQL Azure, Geneva, Silverlight 3, WCF, Azure Storage, Azure Blobs and Queues, .NET Services -Service Bus and more.

It is now available in the MSDN Code Gallery and this video is intended to serve as an introduction to the various parts of the Riviera Application.
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/riviera

Riviera was developed jointly by Cumulux and Microsoft to showcase the scalability, extensibility and the economic benefits of building a complex real world application on Azure

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