The Windows Azure website makes it clear and explains how to use various programming languages. But still, it does not explain how to use some simpler languages, such as C ++ itself.
I know that Amazon Web Services can be adapted to other languages, but what about Windows Azure? Does it allow you to use languages other than those listed on the site? And if so, what is the "secret"?
Azure has Web sites , which can natively run ASP.NET , PHP , NodeJS and Python (thanks @Danimar for the information), and it has virtual machines that you can configure to suit your needs. There are several VM images available for several cases:
SPECIFIC APPLICATIONS
You can create web sites from the gallery, which implement a certain application such as Wordpress, Drupal, etc.
VIRTUALSERVERS
YoucancreateVMsandcustomizethemforwhateveryouwant.
For your case , the ideal would be to create a VM with the right image (there are several, from several distributors) and do the configuration, which certainly requires extra effort.
THE PRICES
They follow the prices, according to the size of your VM:
In the list of languages Node.js and Python can be added. Visual studio even has an SDK for publishing python, php, etc. applications.
Developers can create new applications from scratch or deploy existing applications created in ASP.NET, PHP, Node.js, Python, or even even in Classic ASP. You can include a database when you provision a new site with a SQL or MySQL database option. Alternatively, developers can start by choosing from more than 30 free software applications, frameworks and Web Application Gallery, including WordPress, Umbraco, DotNetNuke, Drupal, Django, CakePHP and Express.
