Azure Presentation by Bruno Terkaly

1. Introduction to Microsoft Windows Azure Bruno Terkaly Developer Evangelist Microsoft

3. Do you believe in the cloud? IDC, a well regarded technology market analysis firm forecasted (in October 2008) that IT spending in cloud services will grow by a factor of almost three and reach $42 billion by 2012

4. An offer you can’t refuse Cloud computing taught by me Never been offered by any other evangelist at Microsoft Microsoft San Francisco 835 Market street (@Powell) Westfield Mall How to sign up Contact me directly Subject = Bruno’s Azure Training. bterkaly@microsoft.com

5. Agenda 3 Very Full Sessions about cloud computing Session 1 Intro to concepts Deep dive into tables, blobs, queues Session 2 Data, Data, Data Deployment I hope you are thirsty

6. Agenda Session 3 – Special Guest Juval Lowy Microsoft recognized as a software legend ¨ Microsoft's Regional Director for the Silicon Valley Participates in the Microsoft internal design reviews for future versions of .NET

7. Agenda Session 3 AppFabric and the Service Bus

8. Are you ready?

9. Pre-Cloud Era Before I begin let describe how to lose 10's of thousands of dollars...

10. Windows Azure Platform Windows Azure Platform is an application platform in the cloud that allows applications to be hosted and run at Microsoft datacenters Sketch Out…

11. Evolution of Cloud

12. Windows Azure Platform Infrastructure Platform Software As a service SaaS ApplicationsPackaged Software PaaS PlatformOS & Application Stack PlatformOS & Application Stack IaaS InfrastructureServers · Storage · Network InfrastructureServers · Storage · Network InfrastructureServers · Storage · Network Amazon Azure MS Exchange Online

13. Microsoft Data Centers Vision Go Inside Energy Efficient Containers http://tinyurl.com/ChicagoDataCenter

14. Windows Azure Platform Windows Azure SQL Azure AppFabric Compute Storage Management Compute Storage Management Management Relational data Connectivity Access control Sketch time…

15. The Internet has changed the game

16. Why Cloud? Eliminates the hassles of managing hardware and OS patching No need for expertise over in storage, servers, networks, switches, routers

17. Why Cloud? Simplify development and deployment Focus on business logic instead of infrastructure management

18. Why Cloud? Faster to market Adapt quickly Scales up/down Minimize hardware purchases Redundancy Location independence Constrain losses Defer planning Increase Security

19. Cloud Concerns Availability Data Lock in Data confidentiality Performance unpredictability Scalable storage

20. Service Level Agreements http://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/sla/ Measuring downtime Note: This is not a legally binding table. There are terms within the SLA that pertain to these numbers.

21. At Microsoft 1 billion: Windows Live ID authentications each day 3 to 4 billion: the # of emails filtered daily from >6 million mail boxes by Forefront 2 billion: the # of queries each month on Bing 450 million: Hotmail users (now 15 years old) 100 million: users that get Windows Update worldwide, (now 12 years old) 20 million: Xbox Live users (now 9 years old) +400,000: square footage of our new datacenters

22. Examples

23. Windows Azure Platform Based on open standards Multiple Internet protocols HTTP, HTTPS Representational state transfer (REST) Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) Extensible Markup Language (XML) Atom, AtomPub

24. Windows Azure Platform Supports Multiple Developer Tools and Languages Eclipse, Visual Studio, Languages, SDKs C++, C#, Visual Basic, IronRuby, IronPython, Java, PHP, and more

25. Case Studies

26. Developer Tooling Visual Studio 2008/20010 Windows Azure SDK Account at Azure Portal

27. Available VM Sizes

28. Simulation Environment You can use simulation environment Development Fabric Development Storage You could see applications that are running in the dev fabric

29. Production Environment VMs run 64-bit Windows Server 2008 Developer can’t supply their own VM image for Windows Azure Fabric controller monitors VMs Automatic restart on fail One-to-one relationship between a VM and a physical processor core

30. Windows Azure for Application Developers Hosted Service Portal SDK Storage Develop Run Deploy

31. Web vs Worker Role Worker Role Web Role System Host IIS Host Your Code Your Code Worker Role A worker role is used for performing work on behalf of the web role Can improve scalability by increasing parallelism and asynchronicity Web Role A web role is used for web application programming in ASP.NET or PHP

32. Load Balanced Instances Role Instance 1 http://yourapp.cloudapp.net Instance 2

33. Storage Storage Queue Blob Account Tables

34. Blobs Blobs Containers Photo1.png Photo2.png Pictures Photo3.png

35. Queues Messages Queues “Body1” “Body2” ThumbnailJobs “Body3”

36. Development Fabric and Storage Local Machine Windows Azure Simulation Environment Development Storage Development Fabric

37. Portal

38. Future Sample Table Worker Role Web Role Queue Blob

39. Worker Role Worker Role Dequeue Message Queue Update Table Update Blob Table Blob

40. More resources Windows Azure Developer Platformhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/developers/ Channel 9 videoshttp://channel9.msdn.com/azure Windows Azure Platform Training Kithttp://www.azure.com Microsoft PDC 2009http://microsoftpdc.com/ Windows Azure SDKhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/developers/