Learn Azure RemoteApp Core Skills for free

Jump the skill gap and what is better, do not pay for it.

Read now and get yourself ready with preliminaries:
http://hodentek.blogspot.com/search?q=Azure+RemoteApp

You can register for this event at this site here.

The live event (Microsoft Virtual Academy) is in Redmond and if you are in Honolulu it starts at 6:00 AM on June 11, 2015. Get ready.

What are you going to learn if you are getting up so early in LuLu?

Copied over from: http://www.microsoftvirtualacademy.com/colleges/enterprise-mobility-core-skills

"Learn the skills required to help employees stay productive anywhere on a variety of devices, Windows, Mac OS X, iOS, or Android. With Microsoft Azure RemoteApp, your company’s applications run on Windows Server in the Azure cloud, where they’re easier to scale and update. Users can access their applications remotely from their Internet-connected laptop, tablet, or phone, and apps appear to run on users’ local devices. Join us for the details, plus helpful demos and practical tips.

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There are two plans of Azure RemoteApp starting December 11,2014

So far it was on preview, which means free. Now there are two plans as shown below from this site here,
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/remoteapp/?WT.mc_id=Blog_EntMob_General_PCIT

Read the FAQ at the above link for gnawing questions.

• Azure RemoteApp is priced per user and is billed on a monthly basis.
• The service is offered in two tiers: Basic and Standard. Basic is designed for lighter weight applications (e.g. for task workers). Standard is designed for information workers to run productivity applications.
• Pricing: Each service has a starting price per user that includes 40 hours of service per user. Thereafter, a per hour charge is applied for each user hour up to a capped price per user. You will not pay for any additional usage beyond the capped price in a given month.

 

What's more,  Windows Phone 8.1 is supported too.

 

Of course Microsoft enabled running custom apps on Aqure RemoteApp service back in July 2014.

 

http://redmondmag.com/articles/2014/07/18/custom-apps-on-azure-remote.aspx

 

However this is available only in the highlighted datacenters.