Windows Azure Gets Its Own AT Command
Microsoft has recently added a scheduling command to Windows Azure, allowing admins to utilize the Windows Azure Management Portal for creating, updating, deleting, viewing, scheduling, and managing job collections.
December 16, 2013
The more features that are added to Windows Azure the harder it is to tell a difference between an on-premise installation of Windows Server and a Cloud-based OS. With the speed at which Windows Azure is being updated and the recent announcement of the Cloud OS Network, there will come a time soon when there will be no way to tell a difference at all.
Microsoft has recently added a scheduling command to Windows Azure, allowing admins to utilize the Windows Azure Management Portal for creating, updating, deleting, viewing, scheduling, and managing job collections.
A job collection is a group of jobs created to run on a calendar schedule to perform automated tasks.
The new Windows Azure Scheduler Service is currently offered as a Preview, meaning it's available for public testing. Testing requires a Windows Azure subscription or a free trial.
Here's some useful links for learning more about it:
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