Part 30 of 31 - Using Windows Azure Virtual Machines to Learn: Remote Desktop Services (31 days of IaaS)

Some of the most common workloads I come across are training environments. These are fun and prove to be a quick “to-the-cloud” win compared to more complex systems. Unlike the majority of customer facing services, training environments typically:

  • Generate revenue
  • Provide consistent content
  • Use non-sensitive (sample) data

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m and opportunity for learning.   Creating virtual machines in Windows Azure is a great platform for trying out functionality that would otherwise be hard or expensive to do in your own test lab or on your own hardware.