Memi LaviSenior Consultant

MCS, Microsoft Israel

memil@microsoft.com

Self Service Private CloudWith Windows Azure Pack

What is the cloud?

An approach to computing that’s about internet scale and connecting to a variety of devices and endpoints

Cloud Computing

Software-as-a-Service

consume

SaaSPlatform-as-a-Service

build

PaaSInfrastructure-as-a-

Service

host

IaaS

Windows Azure

Comprehensive set of services that enable you to quickly build, deploy and manage applications across a global network of Microsoft-managed datacenters

Solid

Open

Flexible

Global Footprint

Pay only for what you use

Cloud services Web sites Virtual machines

Windows AzureDemo

Customer Requests

• Provide consistent user experiences across Azure & On-Premise

• Enable templates to be deployed to any cloud Support Scale-out applications OS and Applications configuration

• Provide a gallery of applications• Managing standalone VMs is not enough

Strategy and VisionA consistent service model amongst Windows Server, System Center and Windows Azure for composing, deploying and scaling virtualized

applications and workloads

Portal user experience

Deployment artifacts

Management APIs 

On-premises,

hosted clouds, Windows

Azure

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Consistent experiences across the Cloud OS

SERVICE MGMT PORTAL & API

WEB SITES SERVICE BUS

Reliable Messaging

Standards Based

Cross Cloud

Fully self-service

Web Application PaaS

Highly Scalable

Dev-ops optimized

Integrated SCC

Fully self-service

VIRTUAL MACHINES

IaaS - Elastic Tiers

Virtual Networks

Window and Linux

Gallery of apps

Fully self-service

Azure Consistent

Federated Identities

Active Directory

Standards Based

Device Friendly

ON-PREMISES

SERVICE PROVIDERMICROSOFT

CONSISTENTPLATFORM1

Finished Services

Web Sites

High density and scalable

Easy deployment and administration

Fully self-service

Service Management API

Service Management Portal

Virtual Machines

Offer preconfigured workloads

Windows and Linux

Fully self-service

Service Bus

Reliable Messaging

Standards based

Fully self-service

Web Sites Virtual Machines Service Bus

Service Provider Foundation API

System Center(Virtual Machine Manager Component)

Windows Server

GatewayController(Web farm framework)

Web FarmFront-end/Workers(Application Request Routing/Dynamic Windows Process Activation Service )

Windows Server Windows Server

Message Broker Service

R2 w/ Service Provider Foundation

Future Services

Service Bus

SQLVMsWebSites

Service Management API

ServicePlansUsers Provider

PortalConsumer

Self-ServicePortal

Web SitesAppsDatabaseVMs

Service ProviderCustomer

Self Service Portal Moves On-

Premises

Common Mgt. Experience

Workloads

Cloud-Enabled Services Move On-

Premises

Consistent Dev.

Experience

Other Service

sCDN.

Media,, etc.

Caching

Service Bus

SQLVMsWebSites

WorkerRole

Service Management API

Web SitesAppsDatabaseVMs

Subscriber Self-

ServicePortal

Windows Azure

Cloud OS Consistent Experiences

R2

Service ConsumersConsume infrastructure and apps

from service providers as “off the shelf” solutions

Service ProvidersOffer and administer services

that are provided to customers

self-service administration

acquire capacity on demand

empowered operations

predictable costs

get up & running quickly

extreme focus on cost

maximize per-customer profit

hardware efficiency

automate everything

differentiate on SLAs

Cloud Offerings for Service Consumers

Web Sites Service Bus Virtual Machines

Build highly scalable web applications

Iterate with integrated source control

Manage your app with real-time telemetry

Scale up with one click

Support for .Net, Node.js, PHP, Python

Support for TFS, GitHub,

BitBucket, DropBox

Web Sites

Messaging service for cloud apps

Guaranteed message delivery

Publish-subscribe messaging patterns

Standard protocols (REST, AMQP, WS*)

Interoperability (.NET, Java/JMS, C/C++)

Now integrated with management portal

Service Bus

Windows Azure-consistent IaaS- User Experience & API

Virtual Machine Roles- Portable- Elastic- Gallery- Windows and Linux Support

Virtual Networks- Site to Site connectivity- Tenant supplied IP addresses

Virtual Machines

Identity- Active Directory- ADFS Federation- Co-administrators

Database Services- SQL Server- MySQL

Custom services from providerProgrammatic access to cloud services

- Windows Azure Consistent REST APIs

Additional Services

Enabling Service Providers

AdministrationUsage &

ReportingAutomation

Administration

Offer Services to Tenants via Plans

Provide Add-ons to subscriptions

Manage subscriptions

Administer Services

Extend and customize

Automation

Optimize and extend services using runbooks

Powershell workflows

Web-based runbook authoring

Manage runbooks and jobs

Integrates with other systems including System Center

Usage and Reporting

Continuous usage metering per tenant subscription

Per-subscription Billing APIs

IaaS Data Warehouse

Server Inventory Reports

Tenant Portal Tenant Public API

Admin Portal Admin API Tenant API SQL

(for config data)

Firewall

Internet

ADFS

Resource Providers

Deployment ArchitectureWindows Azure PackPre-requisites

Windows Server 2012 or higherSQL 2012 SP1 or higherInternet Information Services (IIS).NET 3.5 and 4.0

WebSites Deployment Architecture

Windows Azure Pack

Demo

Azure Pack offers an Azure-like user experience for Private CloudSupports IaaS, PaaS, Service Bus, DB as a ServiceWill support more and more features from AzureSupports non-MS technologies (PHP, Linux)Builds on Windows Server 2012R2, System Center 2012R2Is FREE!

Summary

Q&A

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