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- 1. Learn from the Expert Get Started with Microsoft Azure Virtual Machine Lai Yoong Seng MVP Hyper-V | www.ms4u.info ericlaiys@outlook.com
- 2. Agenda Infrastructure As A Service Storage Network Compute Summary & Wrap Up
- 3. What is IaaS? Wait, I already have that…
- 4. Major datacenter CDN node Live sub-region Announced sub-region Partner-operated sub-region
- 5. 1st
- 6. Microsoft Azure Storage Storing Data on Microsoft Azure
- 7. Microsoft Azure Storage Storing Data on Microsoft Azure
- 8. West DCEast DC > 400 miles Defend against regional disasters Geo replication
- 9. Virtual Machine Storage Architecture Azure Virtual Machine C: OS Disk E:, F:, etc. Data Disks Disk Cache
- 10. Virtual Machine Storage Architecture Azure Virtual Machine C: OS Disk E:, F:, etc. Data Disks Disk Cache G:, H:, etc. SMB Share
- 11. Premium storage Up to 32 TB of storage per VM >50,000 IOPS per VM Less than 1ms read latency
- 12. Learn from the Expert Demo – Creating Storage
- 13. 2nd
- 14. Azure Hybrid Cloud: Bringing it Together Extend your datacenter
- 15. Options for On-Premises VPN Gateways
- 16. Extend your infrastructure Existing Datacenter Active Directory SharePoint SQL Server Windows Azure Branch Datacenter Active Directory SharePoint SQL Server Windows Azure Point-to-Site VPN For Remote Users
- 17. Introducing ExpressRoute Virtual Network- Computeonly. ExpressRoute- Provides customerchoice andinclude access to compute,storage,and otherAzure services. Public internet Public internet Public internet a775T4R*
- 18. Learn from the Expert Demo – Creating Virtual Network Virtual Network
- 19. 3rd
- 20. Disaster Recovery Scenario 80/443 Cloud Service VPN Tunnel SQL DB Mirroring / AlwaysOn Distributed Filesystem Replication ( DFS-R ) Xcopy / Robocopy based Deployments
- 21. On-demand Dev/Test Scenario LB 80/443 Cloud Service 1 Cloud Service 2WEB SQL AD/DNS Corp Users VPN Tunnel
- 22. Availability & Service Level Agreements
- 23. Virtual Machine Availability Sets
- 27. Images Available
- 28. The A family Highest value VM Size Basic and Standard Sizes General Purpose and High Memory High Performance A8/A9 (RDMA) A
- 29. The D family 60% faster CPU Up to 112 GB Memory Local SSD storageD
- 30. The G family Optimized for data workloads Up to 32 CPU cores, 448 GB RAM, 6.5 TB local SSD Latest generation Intel processor G
- 31. Disk Mobility
- 32. Bring Your Own Server/VHD
- 34. Data Import and Export Service (Import) Ship data on 3.5" SATA Drives (up to 4 TB per drive)
- 35. Data Import and Export Service (Export) Ship empty 3.5" SATA Drives (up to 4 TB per drive) Data is shipped back to you on your own disks.
- 37. Learn from the Expert Demo – Creating Virtual Machine
- 39. Must View Resources Microsoft Virtual Academy: • Establish the Foundation: Core IaaS Infrastructure Technical Fundamentals – Click here • Dive Deep into Networking, Storage, and Disaster Recovery - Click here • Embrace Open Source Technologies to Accelerate and Scale Solutions - Click here
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- Title:- Get started with Microsoft Azure Virtual Machine Synopsis: In this session, we will explore the fundamental of building Microsoft Azure Virtual Machine as the first step to embark the journey to the cloud.
- How it work? We store data is 3 disk – like mirror
- If die, it is durable. Azure will mark as die and create another copy
- Azure Storage Page Blobs, 3 copies VHD disks, 1 TB per disk (16 TB total) 500 IOPs (8000 IOPS total)
- SMB 2.1
- One of option to bridge on-premise to Azure. We have supported list Generic VPN device will work as long it support IKE, AES, SHA
- 1st- Site to Site VPN -setup a vpn tunnel- 2nd – Site to Multisite VPN 3rd – Vnet to Vnet 4th – Point to site VPN -client computer can connect using certificate (protected connection)
- Another option without using site to site vpn is Use Express Route Rely on Exchange provider – another leased line Equinex, Singtel (10GB link) Leased line to their datacenter & your data center 2. Use MPLS -Can be part of your existing MPLS network -Give 1GBps connection (MPLS connection) -currently available in US Cloud on your MPLS VPN Avoid risks from exposure to Internet Avoid complexity and added costs Provides lower latency, higher bandwidth and greater availability
- Slide Objective: Discuss how to achieve an SLA of 99.95% for VMs 99.9% for single role instances 8.75 hours of downtime per year Key Talking Points: Configuring at least two VMs performing the same workload in the same availability set provides a 99.95% SLA Virtual Network SLA = 99.9% VMs in same availability set are automatically placed in separate upgrade and failure domains ( racks ) within a datacenter. Azure SLA is more granular than competition – mapped to availability of specific infrastructure components that are hosting VMs, instead of generically mapped to edge of a datacenter region SLA for VM’s based on monthly availability instead of annual availability ( most of competition ). Complete SLA for VMs available at http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=38427
- Fault Domains Represent groups of resources anticipated to fail together i.e. Same rack, same server Fabric spreads instances across fault at least 2 fault domains Update Domains Represents groups of resources that will be updated together Host OS updates honour service update domains Specified in service definition Default of 5 (up to 20)
- Cloud Service acts as a network and security boundary for virtual machines. Cloud service URL is mapped to a public IP when there is at least one active virtual machine. http://contosvc.cloudapp.net = 137.135.67.36 All external traffic to virtual machines uses this IP.
- Base OS image for new Virtual Machines Sys-Prepped/Generalized/Read Only Created by uploading or by capture
- Management Interface Users can choose one of the following methods to interface with Windows Azure Import/Export service: Windows Azure Management Portal Interface to manage jobs. REST Interface Encryption Mandatory requirement to encrypt data in the drive with a BitLocker key Supported Device 3.5 inch SATA II hard drives Note: You can easily transfer your data from your machine via USB to a SATA II drive by using one of the SATA to USB adaptors: Anker 68UPSATAA-02BU Anker 68UPSHHDS-BU Startech SATADOCK22UE Supported Maximum Disk Capacity 4 TB Maximum Number of Jobs per subscription 20 Maximum number of drives per job 10 Supported file format NTFS Shipping The following shipping options are available: Packages(s) for an import job can be shipped either with FedEx Express or FedEx Ground. Return shipping is free and provided via FedEx Ground.
- Virtual Machines can be generally scaled in two directions Horizontal Duplicate Virtual Machine instances are added Vertical Virtual Machine tiers can be changed for a current instance. Virtual Machines in an Availability Set can be auto-scaled horizontally Scaling rules are assigned to a schedule Target CPU When the average utilization of the CPU is above a certain threshold, new instances are created. When it is below the floor, instances are removed. Queue You can establish a target amount of queue messages per instance. New instances will be created to handle additional messages.
- To wrap up about our session today We have covered about the pieces of Iaas such as Highly durable & scalable storage Hybrid, cross premise networking to extend your datacenter to different network Last but not least, we can easily select different VM images to hold your workload