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    1. Create Elastic IPs so we can actually create web addressable apps with full DNS, not *.cloudapp.net

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        17 comments  ·  Windows Azure Feature Voting  ·  Admin →
        MartinMartin gave this 3 votes  · 

      • Add MapReduce equivalent (low cost intensive parallelized CPU)

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          completed  ·  6 comments  ·  Windows Azure Feature Voting  ·  Admin →
          MartinMartin gave this 3 votes  · 

        • Add Distributed Caching to Azure (i.e. like Velocity / memcached)

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            22 comments  ·  Windows Azure Feature Voting  ·  Admin →
            planned  ·  Haris MajeedAdminHaris Majeed (Admin, Microsoft Windows Azure) responded

            At PDC 2010, we announced Windows Azure AppFabric Caching – a distributed, in-memory cache for applications running in Windows Azure.

            Based on Windows Server AppFabric Caching capabilities, it’s intended to significantly speed up access to data for your Windows Azure applications.

            This feature is in CTP now, and should be generally available in 2011. You can find more details here:

            http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowsazureappfabric/archive/2010/10/22/windows-azure-appfabric-ctp-october-release.aspx

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            MartinMartin commented  · 

            @carl. distributed caching has nothing to do with output caching. Any decent website needs it (see memcached.org)

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