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Building Sql Server in a Windows Azure Virtual Machine
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- 6. Installing a SQL VM via Powershell Types and info on caches
- 7. • Download and install WAPP CmdLets • Download a .publishsettings file • Use Import-AzurePublishSettingsFile CmdLet • Use Set-AzureSubscription or Select-AzureSubscription to set the correct subscription • To see a list of gallery and saved images Get-AzureVMImage • You need to specify an image name, a cloud service name, a machine name, a VM size, a Windows password and a location • Use New-AzureVMConfig to provide the config, Add-AzureProvisioningConfig to add the Windows provisioning, Add-AzureDataDisk to add an additional disk, Add-AzureEndpoint to setup an Azure endpoint on 1433 • Use Get-AzureDisk | Select DiskName and Remove-AzureDisk –DiskName – DeleteVHD to remove
- 8. • Remote desktop on to the machine • Update the SQL Server to use Mixed Mode authentication • Create and login and user with a password • Add the user to the dbowner role • Open an incoming port on the firewall to allow access to port 1433 • Open up SSMS • Enter the credentials to the DNS endpoint • Login and manipulate the database • Take all of the above and script into a powershell script!
- 13. POST https://management.core.windows.net/<subscription- • Deployment • RoleList id>/services/hostedservices/<service- • Role name>/deployments/ • ConfigurationSet • Windows • Domain Join • Certificates • Linux • SSH Requests are • Network • Endpoints asynchronous so you • Endpoint • Loadbalancer • Subnet need to poll for success • Availability Set • DataDisks with the “x-ms-request-id” • DataDisk • OS Disk • Role Size • Virtual Network • DNS Servers
- 17. Patterns with IaaS Migrating applications and using AD in the cloud
- 18. Cloud Service Acts as a Networking Boundary All VMs in the same service can communicate directly Name resolution between VMs is automatic with Windows Azure provided DNS Cloud Service Load Balancer Public IP Name: myapp1.cloudapp.net Virtual Machine Virtual Machine VM Name: appsrv1 DIP VM Name: appsrv2 10.1.5.6 10.1.5.7 Virtual Machine VM Name: SQLServer1 10.1.5.8
- 19. Hardware Load Balancer on client side for load balancing across internal only VPN tunnel. Cloud Service Web/App Mirrored DBs Load Balancer VPN Gateway Site to Site VPN Tunnel Web/App
- 20. Software Load Balancer for Internal LB Use an SLB such as the ARR extension of IIS7.5 when site-to-site only connectivity is a requirement. Cloud Service Web/App Mirrored DBs SLB VPN Gateway Site to Site VPN Tunnel Web/App
- 21. Contoso.com Active Directory Contoso.com Active Directory Site to Site VPN Tunnel AD Authentication + On-Premises Resources Load Balancer Public IP
- 22. Contoso.com Active Directory Contoso.com Active Directory Site to Site VPN Tunnel AD Replication + On Premises Resources AD Auth Load Balancer Public IP
- 23. Contoso.com Active Directory Extranet Active Directory Site to Site VPN Tunnel On Premises Resources AD Auth Load Balancer Public IP
- 24. Best Practice Guidelines SQL Dos and Donts
- 27. Q&A See http://blog.elastacloud.com or follow @azurecoder for details of using mirroring
Editor's Notes
- This use case is when you already have a “golden image(s)” your company uses for server provisioning or you have a VM running on premises that you would just like to run in our data center. You take the vhd – use CSUpload to upload as a page blob to a storage account. From there use the portal to add as an image (sysprepped) or disk (configured VM) and there you can create a VM based off of the vhd.