Configuration of a local storage resource The name of the resource. This is used by the role's code to map to a directory in the local file system. The desired storage space (in MB) Deletes the contents of the local storage on role recycle. A configuration setting is the mapping of a name to a string value. The name of the setting is declared here and the mapping to a value is set in the service configuration file. The name of the configuration setting. A certificate setting is the mapping of a named certificate to its destination. The mapping from the name of the certificate to the actual certificate is defined in the service configuration file. The name of the certificate. The location of the store where the certificate needs to be deployed. The name of the store where the certificate needs to be deployed. Either built in stores like My (for Personal), Root(for Trusted Root CA), CA (for Intermediate CA), Trust (for Enterprise Trust) or a custom certificate store Set this to elevated to retrict access to elevated exceutionContext startup or runtime process to access the private key. Set this to limitedOrElevated to allow both limited and elevated executionContext startup or runtime processes to access the private key Default value is limitedOrElevated which is backwards compatible. To install to the users certificate stores To install to the machines certificate stores Port specifier can be an integer or '*' to represent an automatically allocated port Personal certificate store Trusted Root Certificate Authorities certificate store Intermediate Certificate Authorities certificate store Enterprise Trust List certificate store Untrusted Certificates Trusted People certificate store Trusted Publishers certificate store Third-party certificate authorities certificate store Other people certificate store Declaration of all certificates that need to be deployed. Defines a collection of endpoints. Configuration settings are deployment-specific mappings of names to string values that can be accessed from the role's code. The names of the settings are declared here and the mappings to values is done in the service configuration file. The configuration of the web role which accepts external requests. A set of endpoints that can be exposed by the service. An endpoint of a service specifies the transport protocol and port on which the service receives requests. The name of the role. Each role should have a unique name. Allow the execution of native x64 code in this role. Also enables full trust managed code. The size of the VM needed to host this role. Configuration for optional process role of service. The name of the role. Each role should have a unique name. Allow the execution of native x64 code in this role. Also enables full trust managed code. The size of the VM needed to host this role. An endpoint of a service specifies the transport protocol and port on which the service receives requests. The name of the endpoint. The name of the certificate for use with https endpoints. The store location and store names for https configuration is automatic and need not be defined. Optional specifier to control the assignement of the local port used for a loadbalanced endpoint. Set this value to true to ensure a load balanced endpoint is always available regardless of the role instance status. The default value is false. Custom load balancer probe. Reference to a load balancer defined for this deployment. Optional specifier to control the TCP idle connection timeout for the endpoint. Optional specifier to control LoadBalancer Policy of an endpoint. An endpoint of a role that can be used for inter role communication. It specifies the transport protocol, and optional a set of fixed port ranges that can be used to communicate to the endpoint. The collection of fixed port ranges. The name of the endpoint Optional specifier to control the assignement of the port used for the internal endpoint. The protocol of the endpoint An endpoint that is associated with a specific role instance by using port forwarding in the load balancer. Each instance is mapped to a specific port from a range of possible ports. The name of the endpoint. Specifier that defines the same fixed local port that all instances will listen to to get incomming traffic forwarded to the instance. The transport protocol of the endpoint. Note use "tcp" for http/https based traffic. Optional specifier to control the TCP idle connection timeout for the endpoint. An endpoint that is associated with a specific role instance for supporting nic/network RDMA or RDMA Capable scenario. The name of the endpoint. The set of ports used to public ports for instance input endpoints allocated from. The description of a Utility Computing Service. The name of the service. The number of upgrade domains for each role in this service. The version of the ServiceDefinition schema used. This feature sets the policy for when containers are notified about changes in network topology resulting from an upgrade. In the ordinary mode (“UpgradeDomainWalk”) the containers are made aware of the topology change after their upgrade domain has been walked. This is also the default value of the attribute In “Blast” mode all containers are immediately notified of the change at the start of an update. This is a tenant-wide setting affecting all containers. A set of local storage resources that can be defined for the service. A set of IIS7 sites associted with a Web Role Defintion of a single IIS7 site associted with a Web Role A site uses a list of bindings The name of the binding. The name of the endpooint on the Web Role Host name used, if any. The name which is reflected in the virtual path Location of the physical directory, can also be specified during packaging. A relative path is assumed to be relative to the location of the csdef. Rule that allow the service to restrict traffic between roles Definition of rules that allow the control of interrole traffic. Specifies a value based on the configuration of the current role instance. XPath that selects the a value from the instance configuration document. Specifies that name of the environment variable. Specifies that name of the value of the envrironment value. Specifies that both elevated and limited startup tasks and runtime processes can access this resource. Specifies that only elevated startup tasks and runtime processes can access this resource. A sequence of startups For internal use only. The name of the module to include. A set of role modules to be included in this role. Controls the runtime environment of the Windows Azure host process. Defines the entry point of a role. Defines the entrypoint of a role. Defines the entry point of a role. Command line of program to start. The role is not started until the program explicitly signals started. Defines the entrypoint of a role. Name of assembly to load. .NET Framework Version A local directory to recursively copy content from. Relative or absolute path to a directory to copy from. Defines the contents of a role. Location to place the contents relative to "approot" Defines the contents of a role. Controls the runtime environment of the Windows Azure host process. Undocumented feature. This syntax is subject to future breaking changes.