Fell Thru the Cracks: “Re-Introducing the Windows Azure AppFabric Access Control Service” on MSDN Magazine 12/2010

Fell Thru the Cracks: “Re-Introducing the Windows Azure AppFabric Access Control Service” on MSDN Magazine 12/2010

Oh boy, I am am really getting old. While I was compiling today’s yearly blog roundup I *knew* there was something missing, and then it came to me: somehow I forgot to blog about the article that the amazing Wade and I wrote about ACS back in December! In fact we wrote it…

8 Years of Blogging

As it is by now tradition, here there’s my annual checkpoint on blog activities (former years’ digests: (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010). This is my 514th blog post, which sounds like a pretty unbelievably high pile of blabber… until you look at the numbers of certain overzealous tweeters (I won’t add…

ACS Extensions for Umbraco – Part III: Integration with ADFS and/or Any WS-Federation provider

Here there’s the last episode of the “how-to” series on the ACS Extensions for Umbraco, released (among a ton of other things) at the new ACS’ launch last week. The feature described here is my favorite: the power of accepting users without having to provision them is one of the most powerful capabilities…

Time to be a spreker again: TechDays Belgium & DevDays Nederlands

Time to be a spreker again: TechDays Belgium & DevDays Nederlands

I am back from sunny Vegas, where we finally announced the RTW of the new ACS, to the less sunny Redmond; but not for long. Next Saturday I’m scheduled to fly back to EU, where I’ll have the honor and privilege to blabber about my favorite topics at TechDays Belgium and Nederland’s DevDays….

The new ACS ships!

The new ACS ships!

  Last week we shipped a new version of the Windows Azure AppFabric Access Control service. and MIX is all a buzz about it! The new ACS includes a plethora of new features that you guys have been asking with enthusiasm: single sign on from business and web identity providers, easy integration with…