Getting Started With Microsoft Azure

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WINDOWS AZURE Christos Matskas Software Consultant – G(r)eek Email: [email protected]. uk

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WINDOWS AZUREChristos MatskasSoftware Consultant – G(r)eek

Email: [email protected]: @christosmatskas

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Hybrid Consistency

Windows Azure

Move Faster Save Money

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Global Footprint

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pay only for what you use

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no upfront costs

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per minute billing

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no charge for stopped VMs$

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Virtual MachinesWindows Server and Linux Virtual

MachinesFlexible Workload SupportVirtual Private Networking

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Load Balancing and High Availability

Load-Balanced Traffic (TCP/UDP)

Availability Set

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Build virtual networks that scale • Traditional, familiar approach to build extension to

datacenter

• Scalable approach to building virtual networks

Control over network configuration• Define your own IP address ranges

• Be compliant with corporate IT security policy

Enables rich hybrid scenarios • Hybrid apps can reach all or portion of the on-premise

network

• Works with both Windows and non-Windows systems

Windows Azure Virtual Networks

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Active DirectoryActive Directory in the CloudIntegrate with on-premises

Active DirectoryEnable single sign-on within your

appsSupports SAML, WS-Fed, and

OAuth 2.0

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focus on apps, not infrastructure

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application building blocks

StorageHDInsight

Cache CDN

SQL DB

Key Vault

mediaLogic Apps

Mobile App

Traffic MgrActive

Directory

ContainersWeb App

Document DB

Machine Learning

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SQL DatabaseRelational SQL Server Engine in

the CloudClustered for high availabilityFully Managed Service

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Web Sites Build with ASP.NET, Node.js or

PHPDeploy in seconds with FTP, Git

or TFS Easily scale up as demand grows

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• AutoScale based on real usage

• CPU % thresholds• Queue Depth• Supports schedule

times

AutoScale – Built-into Windows Azure

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Repeatable Reliable Predictable Low Cycle

Time

Dev/Ops Workflow

Develop

Deploy

Operate

Learn

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• TFS and Git support• Elastic Build Service• Continuous

Integration• Continuous Delivery• Load Testing

Support• Team Room

Collaboration• Agile Project

Management

Visual Studio Online

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Highly scalable, durable, available storage system

Blobs can be exposed over http (JSON + CORS)

Optionally enable client apps short term access

Import / Export Service with Physical Drives

Storage

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Windows AzureDEMO

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LinksAzure Portal: https://portal.azure.com

Email: [email protected]: @christosmatskas