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Windows Azure Learning plan

Interested in moving to the Cloud and looking for some interesting resources?  Look no further and just go to this post by Buck Woody:

Some of the covered topics:

Architecture

Patterns and practices for Windows Azure, How it works, and internals.

Compute

Information on Web, Worker, VM and other roles, and how to program them.

Storage

Blobs, Tables, Queues, and other storage constructs, and how to program them.

Application Fabric

Service Bus, Authentication and Caching, in addition to other constructs in the Application Fabric space.

Security

General and Specific security considerations, remunerations and remediation.

SQL Azure

SQL Server Azure information for architecting and managing applications in the cloud RDBMS.

Windows Azure and SQL Azure Use-Cases

Use-case patterns for Windows and SQL Azure

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