Microsoft doesn't really support a direct mechanism of backup & restore through Azure. You can do an export/import through the Azure storage. I have a blog post about it here. It's not the same thing as a backup.
You could look at Red Gate's Cloud Services utility. It does a lot of what you'd want in a real backup process plus more.
Disclaimer, I work for Red Gate.
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