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Deploying multiple Internet roles and worker roles on a single cloud service

This may not be new, but I hope that someone can put me on the right track, because his bit confuses during the azure deployment. I am planning on deploying to Azure. This is what I have

  • The open ASP.Net MVC application (web role) + WCF service (web role) will be available only for this asp.net app + WCF (work role) application, again available for 1. over message queue
  • Custom STS i.e. ASP.NET MVC application (web role) acting as an Id-Provider (for 1. which is a relying party) + WCF service (web role) to reveal some STS functionality for RP, such as 1.
  • SQL Azure: Access to 1 and 2 Note: 1. The portal will eventually become available, with several wcf services hosted on web pages and work roles for internal and external access.

My question is that 1. there will be a public application, and 2. for 1. to protect security (internal), how do I plan to deploy on azure, keeping in mind 1. will scale be needed after some time along with the two wcf services? Do I publish on the same cloud service or how ?. I understand that a cloud service is a logical container for n-web / worker roles. But when you have 2 web soles, as in this case, how are asp.net applications that become standard?

Best Regards Satish

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