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Getting started with Microsoft Azure - local copy?

Is it possible to install a "development environment" for Azure or a local equivalent that provides all the same APIs, storage methods, etc.?

The ultimate game is not to pay Azure during development.

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Yes, the Azure SDK and Tools come with a local emulation environment that is very similar to real Azure and allows you to do most of the development without deploying one bit for Azure.

Emulation is provided for Azure roles and repositories (tables, blocks, queues). If you need SQL Azure, we recommend that you use regular SQL Server and stick to only compatible features.

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The SDK is the way to go, but note: deploying worker role instances can be quite complicated, but testing locally after installing the SDK is pretty straight forward.

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