Windows Azure - Como criar uma imagem de uma VM Windows

Olá pessoal,Hoje vou comentar como criar uma imagem de uma maquina virtual Windows rodando no Windows Azure. As imagens podem ser úteis em cenários como facilidade para replicar ambiente de desenvolvimento, homologação e produção, cenários de _disaster recovery_, facilitando a criação de uma réplica do ambiente, ou até mesmo escalar alguma camada da sua aplicação, por exemplo, com o uso de um

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Social media continues to play a pivotal role in day-to-day commerce. It offers shoppers valuable resources, from product evaluations and opinions to advice and trends to watch, but what about social media's influence in the manufacturing sector, the source of consumer satisfaction? According to a recent survey by the Manufacturing Leadership Council, 13 percent of manufacturing executives plan ..

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