Azure Bootcamp Louisville - Node js presentation
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This document discusses Node.js applications in Windows Azure. It covers provisioning virtual machines, installing and configuring MongoDB, creating websites, and publishing Node.js applications to Windows Azure. The presenter is Bryan Phillips, a Microsoft Certified Trainer and MVP awardee with experience in SharePoint and application development. The agenda includes demonstrations of creating a Linux VM, installing MongoDB, creating a website, and publishing a Node.js app to Windows Azure.
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