Eric lippert - Amazon Web Services

5. Once Visual Studio is done setting up the boilerplate, build the
project. After build succeeds, go to the ‘Store’ > Associate App With
Store’ menu item
be secret and not shared with anyone. Make a note of these two
strings before we move on.
8. Time to get Azure into the mix. Log on to the Azure
Management Portal with your Microsoft Account.
9. Click on Mobile Services and create a New Mobile Service. You
have to pick a ServiceUrl. Whatever name you specify, the service
will be available at http://[yourname].azure-mobile.net/
If you have SQL Databases in Azure already, you’ll get to pick one
or create a new one. I didn’t have any, so in the next steps, I’ll
create a new one.
6. You will have to authenticate with your ‘Windows 8 Store
Developer Dashboard’ credentials. Once logged in, you’ll see a list
of Apps that you have registered. It will include the
‘ZumoFakeTweet’ app. Select it and click Next. It will show you the
association details. Click Finish to complete the process
10. Click next to fill in the DB Details
7. Now we’ll jump back to the Authentication process in the
browser and click on the ‘Authenticating Your Service’ link. This will
give us the Package Security Identifier (SID) and Client Secret as
shown below. As you can see, these two strings are supposed to
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