A few years ago, the former Windows Azure used a classic deployment model through Azure Service Management (ASM) to provision and maintain your resources in Microsoft’s public cloud offering.
At that time, organizing and securing applications in the cloud at scale was a huge pain for everyone who wanted to get the most of the former Windows Azure. If an organization had just a couple of small applications like web services that had to be migrated and managed in the cloud, that would probably be an easy task to do in the early days of Azure.
But given the rapid pace of ...
