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#Azure Best Practice 2: Use Shared Access Signatures to provide direct access to ACLed content. Can be time-bound and revoked on demand -
(cont.) #Azure Best Practice 2: Also important will be using a Shared Access Policy in order to remove information like end date from url
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#azure Best Pratices 3: Serve public blobs from the edge with the Windows Azure CDN. You have fewer hops, and be closer to the customer
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#Azure Best Practice 5: If you're using CDN use versioned urls to allow immediate refresh. Really important to avoid caching problems
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#Azure Best Practice 6: Cache hot data in memory to avoid slower data-tier access. Ex. Session State, immutable reference data
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#Azure Best Practice 6 (cont.): Using the Caching ties will help you reduce latency and in some cases also costs
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#Azure Best Practices 7: Consider using more smaller compute instances instead of few large one. Most times you'll get better perf
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#Azure Best Practices 8 (cont): Really consider doing Hybrid Partitioning
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#Azure Best Practices 10: Don't forget to do the basic performance tuning to applications. Measure, optimize & create a baseline for perf
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#Azure Best Practices 11: Don't forget to enable compression for additional dynamic content types in Web Apps
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#Azure Best Practices 12: You can't update Apps with a different number of endpoints, so prepare for that upfront, leave things prepared.
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