Azure Stack - Azure in your own Data Center

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This document summarizes a presentation on Azure Stack. Azure Stack allows organizations to run Azure services on-premises, providing a consistent experience with the public Azure cloud. It builds on cloud-inspired hybrid infrastructure using cloud-consistent delivery of infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS). Azure Stack enables development of applications that are cloud-native and cloud-optimized, taking advantage of features like Azure resource groups and Resource Manager templates both on-premises and in the public cloud. The presentation covered the components, evolution, and use cases of Azure Stack.

Azure Meetup - Nashville
Azure Stack
Adnan Hashmi
Enterprise Architect, Deloitte US
@adnan_hashmi

Agenda
 Underlying components
 Technical evolution
 Use-Cases
 Deployment flow
Key Takeaways
Why?
What?
How?
Note: This is not a technical deep-dive

Infrastructure Management
Public & Private Clouds
Azure Cloud
Private Cloud
Azure Portal
AWS Cloud
AWS Portal
Some home-grown Portal
PowerShell

Infrastructure Management
Public & Private Clouds
Azure Cloud
Private Cloud
OpenStack
AWS Cloud

Infrastructure Management
Public & Private Clouds
Azure Cloud
Private Cloud
AWS Cloud
OpenStack
Open-Source Platform (written in Python) for IaaS
Enables Infrastructure Management for Public & Private Clouds
Distributions: HP Helion, Red Hat Essex[

Azure Stack
Azure Cloud
Private Cloud
Azure Stack
Infrastructure + Services
Infrastructure
+ Services

Azure Stack
Infrastructure Management
Azure Cloud
Private Cloud
Azure Portal
Azure Stack Portal
Consistent Tenant Experience
PowerShell
PowerShell

Azure Stack
In a nutshell…
 allows development of cloud-native + cloud-optimized applications
 built on cloud-inspired hybrid infrastructure
 using cloud-consistent service delivery (IaaS + PaaS)

Application Artifacts
Development Team(s)
DB Tables
Components
UI
Steps 2, 3, 4, …: Dev, Test, Build, Deploy, …
Public Cloud
Private Cloud

Infrastructure Artifacts
Ops Team(s)
Database
Step 1: Ops
Azure Cloud
VMs
Containers
[ ]…, etc.Storage Network
[…]

Azure Resource Groups
Storage Compute Networking
Infrastructure Resources
- Tables
- Blobs
- Queues
- Virtual Network
- Public IP
- Load-balancer
- Virtual Machines
- App Services

Azure Resource Groups
Ops Team(s)
Azure Cloud
Azure Resource Group
(Only available through
the new Azure Portal)

Azure Resource Groups
Ops Team(s)
Azure Cloud
Azure Resource Group
Private Cloud
Pre- Azure Stack
Cloud In-consistent

Azure Stack - Azure in your own Data Center

Azure Resource Manager
[ ]
Azure Cloud
Private Cloud
Azure Resource Manager Template

Hybrid Cloud Use Cases
Corporate Network
Azure Cloud
Private Cloud
Environment Workload Distribution
DEV
TEST
PROD

Hybrid Cloud Use Cases
Corporate Network
Azure Cloud
Private Cloud
Hybrid Application Architectures

Recap
 Slated for release: 2016 Q4
 Provides Azure services on-prem
 Azure-enable applications
Cloud
On-Prem
PROD
DEV, TEST

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