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Azure Introduction
- 1. Introduction to Microsoft Windows AzureBruno TerkalyDeveloper EvangelistMicrosoft
- 3. Do you believe in the cloud?IDC, a well regarded technology market analysis firm forecasted (in October 2008) that IT spending in cloud services will grow by a factor of almost three and reach $42 billion by 2012
- 4. An offer you can’t refuseCloud computing taught by meNever been offered by any other evangelist at MicrosoftMicrosoft San Francisco835 Market street (@Powell)Westfield MallHow to sign upContact me directlySubject = Bruno’s Azure [email protected]
- 5. Agenda3 Very Full Sessions about cloud computingSession 1 Intro to conceptsDeep dive into tables, blobs, queuesSession 2Data, Data, DataDeploymentI hope you are thirsty
- 6. AgendaSession 3 – Special GuestJuval LowyMicrosoft recognized as a software legend¨Microsoft's Regional Director for the Silicon ValleyParticipates in the Microsoft internal design reviews for future versions of .NET
- 7. AgendaSession 3AppFabric and the Service Bus
- 9. Pre-Cloud EraBefore I begin let describe how to lose 10's of thousands of dollars...
- 10. Windows Azure PlatformWindows Azure Platform is an application platform in the cloud that allows applications to be hosted and run at Microsoft datacentersSketch Out…
- 12. Windows Azure PlatformInfrastructurePlatformSoftwareAs a serviceSaaSApplicationsPackaged SoftwarePaaSPlatformOS & Application StackPlatformOS & Application StackIaaSInfrastructureServers · Storage · NetworkInfrastructureServers · Storage · NetworkInfrastructureServers · Storage · NetworkAmazonAzureMS Exchange Online
- 13. Microsoft Data CentersVisionGo InsideEnergy EfficientContainershttp://tinyurl.com/ChicagoDataCenter
- 14. Windows Azure PlatformWindows AzureSQL AzureAppFabricComputeStorageManagementComputeStorageManagementManagementRelational dataConnectivityAccess controlSketch time…
- 15. The Internet has changed the game
- 16. Why Cloud?Eliminates the hassles of managing hardware and OS patchingNo need for expertise over in storage, servers, networks, switches, routers
- 17. Why Cloud?Simplify development and deploymentFocus on business logic instead of infrastructure management
- 18. Why Cloud?Faster to marketAdapt quicklyScales up/down Minimize hardware purchasesRedundancyLocation independenceConstrain lossesDefer planningIncrease Security
- 19. Cloud ConcernsAvailabilityData Lock inData confidentialityPerformance unpredictabilityScalable storage
- 20. Service Level Agreementshttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/sla/Measuring downtimeNote: This is not a legally binding table. There are terms within the SLA that pertain to these numbers.
- 21. At Microsoft1 billion: Windows Live ID authentications each day3 to 4 billion: the # of emails filtered daily from >6 million mail boxes by Forefront2 billion: the # of queries each month on Bing450 million: Hotmail users (now 15 years old)100 million: users that get Windows Update worldwide, (now 12 years old)20 million: Xbox Live users (now 9 years old)+400,000: square footage of our new datacenters
- 22. Examples
- 23. Windows Azure PlatformBased on open standardsMultiple Internet protocols HTTP, HTTPSRepresentational state transfer (REST)Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) Extensible Markup Language (XML) Atom, AtomPub
- 24. Windows Azure PlatformSupports Multiple Developer Tools and LanguagesEclipse, Visual Studio, Languages, SDKsC++, C#, Visual Basic, IronRuby, IronPython, Java, PHP, and more
- 25. Case Studies
- 26. Developer ToolingVisual Studio 2008/20010Windows Azure SDKAccount at Azure Portal
- 28. Simulation EnvironmentYou can use simulation environmentDevelopment FabricDevelopment StorageYou could see applications that are running in the dev fabric
- 29. Production EnvironmentVMs run 64-bit Windows Server 2008Developer can’t supply their own VM image for Windows AzureFabric controller monitors VMsAutomatic restart on failOne-to-one relationship between a VM and a physical processor core
- 30. Windows Azure for Application DevelopersHostedServicePortalSDKStorageDevelopRunDeploy
- 31. Web vs Worker RoleWorker RoleWeb RoleSystem HostIIS HostYour CodeYour CodeWorker RoleA worker role is used for performing work on behalf of the web roleCan improve scalability by increasing parallelism and asynchronicityWeb RoleA web role is used for web application programming in ASP.NET or PHP
- 32. Load Balanced InstancesRoleInstance 1http://yourapp.cloudapp.netInstance 2
- 36. Development Fabric and StorageLocal MachineWindows Azure Simulation Environment Development StorageDevelopment Fabric
- 37. Portal
- 38. Future SampleTableWorker RoleWeb RoleQueueBlob
- 39. Worker RoleWorker RoleDequeue MessageQueueUpdate TableUpdate BlobTableBlob
- 40. More resourcesWindows Azure Developer Platformhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/developers/Channel 9 videoshttp://channel9.msdn.com/azureWindows Azure Platform Training Kithttp://www.azure.comMicrosoft PDC 2009http://microsoftpdc.com/Windows Azure SDKhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/developers/
Editor's Notes
- #3: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #4: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #5: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #6: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #7: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #8: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #9: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #10: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #11: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #12: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #13: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #14: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #15: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #16: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #17: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #18: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #19: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #20: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #21: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #22: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #23: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #24: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #25: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #26: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #27: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #28: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #29: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #30: Our agenda for this session will be to show you Windows Azure in action using Visual Studio.Next, we’ll explore the Windows Azure Services PlatformWe’ll become familiar with the core services of Windows AzureWe’ll learn about Windows Azure RolesAnd we’ll use Visual Studio to develop our first Azure application
- #32: Let’s take a closer look at the details of service instance roles…Web Roles define a single HTTP and single HTTPS endpoint for external clients to use. These endpoints are exposed to the public Internet.Worker Roles are not exposed to the public Internet. They can define any number of internal endpoints for communication transmission via TCP or HTTP.Worker Roles may also receive communications from Windows Azure Storage Queues; likewise, Web Roles can communicate with Worker roles using the same.Both Web and Worker Roles can make outbound communication calls to publically accessible resources on the Internet using the HTTP or HTTPS protocols or by making .NET Framework Class Library socket connections.Both Web and Worker Roles can access Windows Azure Storage using RESTful API’s or the Windows Azure Storage Client Library which is part of the Windows Azure SDK.