Tommy PattersonSenior Technical EvangelistMicrosoft

IT Camp:Windows AzureInfrastructure Services

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Introduction to Windows Azure

Introduction to Windows Azure• IaaS, PaaS and

SaaS

• Self-Service Provisioning

• Global Scale

• Estimating Costs

• Cloud Patterns

• Common Scenarios

Global, Solid, Scalable

Windows or Linux

Pay-As-You-Go

Cloud Computing ModelsOn-Premises( Private Cloud )

Networking

Compute

Storage

Virtual Machine

Operating System

Applications

Data & Access

Runtime

You P

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ion &

Manage

Infrastructure( as a Service )

Networking

Compute

Storage

Virtual Machine

Operating System

Applications

Data & Access

Runtime

Physica

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Man

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You P

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Manage

Platform( as a Service )

Pro

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Managed

by V

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Networking

Compute

Storage

Virtual Machine

Operating System

Data & Access

Runtime

Applications

Software( as a Service )

Pro

visio

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Managed

by V

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Networking

Compute

Virtual Machine

Operating System

Data & Access

Runtime

Applications

StorageYou P

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Clo

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Host Develop Consume

Today’sFocus:

Self-Service Provisioning

http://manage.windowsazure.com

Windows AzureGlobal Footprint

89Australia

AustriaBelgium

BrazilCanada

ChileColombia

Costa RicaCyprus

Czech RepublicDenmark

FinlandFrance

GermanyGreece

Hong KongHungary

IndiaIreland

IsraelItaly

JapanKorea

LuxembourgMalaysia

MexicoNetherlands

New ZealandNorway

PeruPhilippines

PolandPortugal

Puerto RicoRomania

RussiaSingapore

SpainSweden

SwitzerlandTrinidad &

TobagoUK

United StatesNew Countries:

Algeria

ArgentinaBelarus

BulgariaCroatia

Dominican RepEcuador

EgyptEl Salvador

EstoniaGuatemala

IcelandIndonesia

JordanKazakhstan

Kenya

KuwaitLatvia

LiechtensteinLithuania

MacedoniaMalta

MontenegroMorocco

AzerbaijanNigeriaOman

PakistanPanama

ParaguayQatar

Saudi ArabiaSerbia

SlovakiaSlovenia

South AfricaSri Lanka

TaiwanThailand

TunisiaTurkey

UAEUkraine

UruguayVenezuela

Bahrain

countries and territories

ITPAC – How Microsoft Builds Azure Datacenters

aka.ms/itpacaka.ms/msdatacenters

ITPAC ( IT Pre-Assembled Components )

Generation 4 Cloud Datacenters

Estimating Cloud Costs

http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/pricing/calculator/

• Question: How much does it cost to procure and operate monthly?

A. $100 / monthB. $500 / monthC. $750 / monthD. $1,000 / month

• Answer: Average ~ $630 / month

Estimating On-Premises Server Costs

Comparative Performance/Price IaaS Study

Source: Cloud Spectator Study, June 2013

“Windows Azure scores 3 times

higher than Amazon EC2 on average.”

“Windows Azure … provides 5x more

value than Rackspace on

average.”

Unixbench / Cost

Windows Azure Storage

Storing Data on Windows Azure

Windows Azure StorageHighly Durable

Storage

Storing Data on Windows Azure

continuous storage

geo-replication

WEST

DC

EASTDC

> 400 miles

Windows Azure Storage

Geo-Replicated Storage

Increased Availability with Replication

Accessing Blob Storage

BlobContainerAccount

https://<account>.blob.core.windows.net/<container>/<blobname>

Pages/ Blocks

contoso

VM01.VHD

Block (4MB)

Block (4MB)

vhds

VID1.AVIvideos

Page (1TB)

SQL Backup to Windows Azure Storage

Windows Azure

Hybrid Cross-Premises Scenario

On-Premises Network

VPN Gateway

IIS

AD / DNS

SQL

ExchangeFile AD / DNS SQL

SharePointIIS

VPN Gateways

BranchCache

IP Address Space: 10.1.0.0/16 IP Address Space: 10.2.0.0/16

System Center

Subnet 10.2.1.0 / 24 - Web

Subnet 10.2.0.0 / 24 - Gateway

Subnet 10.2.2.0 / 24 - Core

IPv4 Public Address

Site-to-Site IPSec VPN tunnel Highly Available

Active / Passive

CloudNetOnPremNet

Windows Azure

Remote Access Scenario

On-Premises Network

VPN Gateway

IIS

AD / DNS

SQL

ExchangeFile AD / DNS SQL

SharePointIIS

VPN Gateways

BranchCache

IP Address Space: 10.1.0.0/16 IP Address Space: 10.2.0.0/16

System Center

Subnet 10.2.1.0 / 24 - Web

Subnet 10.2.0.0 / 24 - Gateway

Subnet 10.2.2.0 / 24 - Core

IPv4 Public Address

Site-to-Site IPSec VPN tunnel Highly Available

Active / Passive

CloudNetOnPremNet

Point-to-Site VPNFor Remote Users

10.3.0.0/24

Windows Azure VM Sizes

Unit of Compute Defined

Variable instance sizes to handle complex workloads of any size

Small

1 x 1.6Ghz (moderate

IO)

1.75 GB memory70 GB OS

disk2 Data Disks

(1TB)2 x 500 Max

IOPs

Medium2 x

1.6Ghz (high IO)

3.5 GB memory

135 GB OS disk

4 Data Disks (1TB)

4 x 500 Max IOPs

Small

$0.09 Per service

hour

Medium$0.18

Per service hour

X-Large

$0.72Per service

hour

Large

$0.36 Per service

hour

Large 4 x

1.6Ghz (high IO)

7.0 GB memory

285 GB OS Disk

8 Data Disks (1TB)

8 x 500 Max IOPs

X-Large8 x 1.6Ghz(high IO)

14 GB memory

605 GB OS Disk

16 Data Disks (1TB)

16 x 500 Max IOPs

$0.02 Per service

hour

X-Small

X-Small

Shared Core

(low IO) 768 MB

memory 20 GB OS

disk1 Data Disk

(1TB)1 x 500 Max

IOPs

A6

$1.02 Per service

hour

A7

$2.04Per service

hour

A64 x

1.6Ghz(high mem)

28 GB memory

285 GB OS Disk

8 Data Disks (1TB)

8 x 500 Max IOPs

A78 x

1.6Ghz(high mem)

56 GB memory

605 GB OS Disk

16 Data Disks (1TB)

16 x 500 Max IOPs

A5

$0.51 Per service

hour

A52 x

1.6Ghz(high mem)

14 GB memory

135 GB OS Disk

4 Data Disks (1TB)

4 x 500 Max IOPs

Windows Azure VM Platform ImagesMicrosoft

Windows Server 2012 R2 PreviewWindows Server 2012Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1SharePoint Server 2013 TrialSQL Server 2014 CTP1SQL Server 2012SQL Server 2008 R2 SP2BizTalk Server 2013Visual Studio Ultimate 2013 Preview

Open SourceOpenSUSE 12.3

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP3

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP2

Ubuntu 12.04 LTS

Ubuntu 12.10

Ubuntu 13.04

CentOS 6.3

• Per-hour/per-minute license in the cloud

What about software licensing?

Windows Server

• License Mobility for Applications ( SA )• Per-hour/per-minute license in the

cloud for subset of products ( SQL & BizTalk )

MicrosoftApplicatio

ns• Based upon vendor and product

External Applicatio

ns

Virtual Machines & Cloud ServicesVMs exist within a Cloud Service

Cloud Service

Cloud Service is a…• Public IP Address• Public DNS

Name• Internet Firewall• Load Balancing

boundary

Virtual Machines & Cloud ServicesMultiple VMs can be hosted within the same cloud service Cloud Service

VM 1 VM 2

VM 3 VM 4

Cloud Service is a…• Public IP Address• Public DNS

Name• Internet Firewall• Load Balancing

boundary

Imaging VMs in the CloudCloud

Base.VHD

Identical/similar deployment instances using common OS image

as start

Capture VM Saves Customized Image to Your Image Library

Virtual Machine PortabilityOn-Premises Cloud

MyApp.vhd

Bring Your Own Server to the CloudOn-Premises

On Premises Virtual Server

MyApp.vhd

Cloud

Provision VM from Image or

Disk using portal, script or APIUse Case

• Disk - Migration of VMs

• Images – Sys-prepped (Generalized)

VHD Must Be Fixed Disk

OS must be configured as DHCP client

OS should be configured to allow Remote Desktop

Load-Balanced Endpoints

PORT 443

PORT 443

Single Public IP Per Cloud Service

Cloud App / Hosted Service

EndpointPublic PortLocal PortProtocol (TCP/UDP)Name

PORT 443

Virtual Machine Availability SetsUpdate Domains are honored by host OS updates

Fault DomainRack

Fault DomainRack

IIS1

SQL1

IIS2

SQL2

UD #2

UD #2

UD #1

UD #1

SQL Server VM2

SQL Server VM1

End-to-End Highly Available SolutionRedundancy at every level

IIS Web Application

IIS VM2

IIS Web Application

IIS VM1

LB

SQ

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ring

Internet

DB-AVSET

Web-AVSET

IIS VM1

:-)

• Based on CPU Utilization Thresholds

• Scale-up: Start VMs

• Scale-down: Stop VMs

auto-scaling

IIS VM2

:-)

IIS VM3

:-)

Auto-scaling Windows Azure VM’s

Cloud Service

Disaster Recovery Scenario

80/443

Cloud Service

Windows Azure Virtual Network

File SQL AD/DNS

On-Premises

AD/DNS

SQL

File Web

Web

VPN Tunnel

AD Repl

S

SQL DB Mirroring / AlwaysOnS

Distributed Filesystem Replication ( DFS-R )

S

Xcopy / Robocopy based Deployments

Windows Azure Scripting Tools

http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/downloads/#cmd-line-tools

• Up to $200 USD in “Cloud Credit” for up to 30-Days

• What kinds of scenarios can I build with a Free Trial?• 3 Small VM’s running continuously for 1-month• On-demand Dev/Test/Lab environment as-needed for 1-

month• 2.3TB of Geo-Replicated Cloud Storage for 1-month• Up to 10 Web Sites – Web, Blog, E-Commerce, Collaborate

… and MORE!

Windows Azure Free Trial Subscription

Getting Started with Azure and PowerShell# Download & Install Windows Azure PowerShell modulehttp://aka.ms/CloudLabStartHere

# Import Azure PowerScript ModuleSet-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned Import-Module Azure.psd1

# Download Azure Publisher Settings File ( cert )Get-AzurePublishSettingsFile

# Import Azure Publisher Settings FileImport-AzurePublishSettingsFile mycloud.pubsettings

Build Cloud VMs with PowerShell – Part 1# Set Default Azure Subscription Set-AzureSubscription –DefaultSubscription

“Azure Free Trial”

# Set Default Storage AccountGet-AzureSubscription | Set-AzureSubscription

-CurrentStorageAccount XXXlabstor01

# Set VM Image ( Platform or Custom Image )$myImage = Get-AzureVMImage –ImageName “XXXimage01”

Build Cloud VMs with PowerShell – Part 2# Specify a Name for the new VM$myVM = “XXXlabvm02”

# Set Affinity Group in which new VM will run$myAffinityGroup = “XXXlab01”

# Specify a new local Administrator credentials for the VM$myUsername = “AzureAdmin”$myPwd = “P@ssw0rd1”

Build Cloud VMs with PowerShell – Part 3# Build a new Windows VM in the Cloud

New-AzureQuickVM -Windows -name $myVM -ImageName $myImage.ImageName -ServiceName $myVM -AffinityGroup $myAffinityGroup -AdminUsername $myUsername-Password $myPwd

Build Cloud VMs with PowerShell – Part 4# Build a new Linux VM in the Cloud

New-AzureQuickVM -Linux -name $myVM -ImageName $myImage.ImageName -ServiceName $myVM -AffinityGroup $myAffinityGroup -LinuxUser $myUsername-Password $myPwd

Upload VHDs with PowerShell# Set the Azure Storage Account Name$myStorageAcct = “XXXlabstor01”

# Set Source Path and Dest Path – Needs to be a FIXED SIZE VHD$mySourceVHD = “C:\MyVHDs\MyServerDisk.vhd”$myDestVHD = “http://” + $myStorageAcct +

“.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/MyServerDisk.vhd”

# Upload VHD to Azure Storage AccountAdd-AzureVhd –LocalFilePath $mySourceVHD –Destination $myDestVHD

# Assign VHD to Azure Disks and VM Images Add-AzureDisk –OS Windows –MediaLocation $myDestVHD

–DiskName “MyServerDisk” # Add Disk for 1 VMAdd-AzureVMImage –OS Windows –ImageName “XXXimage01”

–MediaLocation $myDestVHD –Label “Descriptive Label” # Add VM Image

Yung Chou’s Azure Deployment Scripthttp://aka.ms/QSK

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