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More precisely, the Azure storage API is HTTP/REST-like. Hence it practically supports any language that has a HTTP stack.
by balakk 15y ago
More precisely, the Azure storage API is HTTP/REST-like. Hence it practically supports any language that has a HTTP stack.
- bengl3rt 15y agoI see. I mean, if they're just using the storage backend, I fully understand - they realize that solving the problem of storage provisioning and redundancy is not their core business, and that they should outsource it to somebody that's already very good at it.
- rksprst 15y agoNo, you can actually run Ruby on Rails, and other languages on Azure. That's a goal for them, actually. It's not only access to the storage API.