The Windows Server AppFabric MP for System Center Operations Manager 2007 SP1/R2 is now available here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=7e870c9a-0b5b-4cca-8d8c-42a66b8c9741 . The Windows Server AppFabric Management...

We are thrilled to announce the final availability of Windows Server AppFabric! As announced today at TechEd North America, Windows Server AppFabric is available for download to Windows Server 2008 (and Windows Server 2008 R2) Standard Edition and Enterprise...

Today we are pleased to announce a Beta 2 Refresh for Windows Server AppFabric. This build supports the recently released .NET Framework 4 and Visual Studio 2010 RTM versions—a request we’ve had from a number of you. Organizations wanting to use Windows...

When VS 10 RC/.Net Framework 4 RC is installed, the previous version of VS 10 Beta2/.Net Framework 4 Beta2 is uninstalled. If you have Windows Server AppFabric Beta1 installed (Shows up as “Application Server Extensions for .NET4” on the machine that...

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In our previous post, we discussed the topic of Monitoring Applications using Windows Server AppFabric. In this post, we will show how to use the same tools in more advanced ways to troubleshoot problems in your applications. Introduction The previous...

This post aims to provide you with an introduction into monitoring the health and activity of your WCF- and WF-based applications with Windows Server AppFabric. More specifically, the post will outline the AppFabric tooling features that are built into...

Goal: Configuration of WCF 3.5 services can be challenging and .NET 4 introduces additional configuration settings for WF services and new WCF features. Today, there are several options available to edit configuration: svcConfigEditor.exe, Visual Studio...

To quickly get everyone started on the Windows Server AppFabric, we decided to focus our second post on deployment. This way you can be up and running in no time and we can help you avoid any common issues. As a reminder, you can get the bits here and...

Welcome to the new Windows Server AppFabric Blog for IT Professionals. All content on this blog is by Microsoft team members building the Windows Server AppFabric. This is our chance to show you some of the cool things we have been working on. It is also...