The Windows Azure Service Management API has been released to help you manage your deployments, hosted services and storage accounts. This is a REST-based API that uses X509 client certificates for authentication. Users can code against in their toolset of choice to manage their services. Users can upload any valid X509 certificate in .cer format to the Windows Azure developer portal and then use it as a client certificate when making API requests.

Supported operations:

  • Deployments – Viewing, creating, deleting, swapping, modifying configuration settings, changing instance counts, and updating the deployment.
  • Listing and viewing properties for hosted services, storage accounts and affinity groups.

A tool called csmanage.exe have already uploaded to help you interact with this API and manage your deployments. For an overview of the Management APIs, see Introducing the Windows Azure Service Management API blog posting from the Windows Azure team.

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3 Comments to “Windows Azure Service Management API Has Been Released”

  1. Windows Azure Service Management API Has Been Released - ISV | September 22nd, 2009 at 09:04

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  2. Brent M | April 11th, 2011 at 10:05

    Windows Azure is always my first choice when it comes to cloud computing. Thanks for the useful heads up in this post.

  3. Kenny Bush | April 15th, 2011 at 14:04

    There are many cloud computing service out there and as what “Brent” said, Windows Azure is one the best for cloud computing

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