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What is Azure Batch Service
Azure Batch Service – Core Services
Batch Hosting and Processing Architecture
Demo – Azure Batch Using Azure Portal
Agenda

What is Azure Batch Service
ABS allows you to upload batch jobs into the cloud and Azure Manage
the executions.
What is a Batch Job – a job that needs to be re-run multiple times on
may be different pieces of data or same sort of data, can be an example
of Batch Job.

Resource Management
MicrosoftAzure BatchCore Features
Process Management Resource and
Process Monitoring

ResourceManagement
Node Management
Auto-Scaling
Low Priority Nodes
Applications

ProcessManagement
Job and taskmanagement
Task dependencies
Multi-instance tasks

ResourceandProcess Monitoring
Azure Portal Monitoring
Batch Explorer Monitoring
Application Insights
Metrics available through API
- REST
- .NET
- Azure CLI
- Azure PowerShell

BatchExplorer
Desktop application for managingAzure
Batch
Open source project
Available for Windows, OSX and Linux

Azure Subscription
Azure BatchHosting Architecture
Batch Accounts
Pools
Applications
Certificates
Storage Accounts
Blob Containers
Resource
Group

Azure BatchProcessing Architecture
Batch Account Storage Account
Job
Resource Files
Input Files
Output Files
Application
Tasks
Package
SQL Database Cosmos DB
Other Storage Services

Azure BatchResource Quotas
Resource Default Max
Batch accounts per region per subscription 1-3 50
Dedicated cores per Batchaccount 90-900 Unspecified
Low-priority cores per Batchaccount 10 – 100 Unspecified
Active jobs and job schedules per Batch account 100 - 300 1,000
Pools per Batchaccount 20 –100 500

QuotasandLimitsCan Change
Batch service quotas andlimits
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/batch/batch-quota-limit

Azure BatchOther Limits
Resource Limit
Concurrent tasks per computenode 4 x node cores
Applications per Batch account 20
Application packages per application 40
Maximum task lifetime 180 days
Compute nodes in inter-node communication enabled pool 100

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