Despliegue de aplicaciones en Azure Web Apps
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Presentación usada para conferencia sobre despliegue de aplicaciones en Azure Web Apps en el Politecnico Jaime Isaza Cadavid y la Universidad Autónoma Latinoamericana
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Despliegue de aplicaciones en Azure Web Apps
- 3. Platform Services Infrastructure Services Web Apps Mobile Apps API Management API Apps Logic Apps Notification Hubs Content Delivery Network (CDN) Media Services BizTalk Services Hybrid Connections Service Bus Storage Queues Hybrid Operations Backup StorSimple Azure Site Recovery Import/Export SQL Database DocumentDB Redis Cache Azure Search Storage Tables Data Warehouse Azure AD Health Monitoring AD Privileged Identity Management Operational Analytics Cloud Services Batch RemoteApp Service Fabric Visual Studio App Insights Azure SDK VS Online Domain Services HDInsight Machine Learning Stream Analytics Data Factory Event Hubs Mobile Engagement Data Lake IoT Hub Data Catalog Security & Management Azure Active Directory Multi-Factor Authentication Automation Portal Key Vault Store/ Marketplace VM Image Gallery & VM Depot Azure AD B2C Scheduler
- 4. 1 Trillion Mensajes entregados cada mes con Event Hubs 100,000 Nuevas suscripciones de clients a Azure por mes 20Million Horas de base de datos SQL usadas cada día >5Trillion Transacciones de almacenamiento cada mes 60Billion Hits a Websites corriendo en Azure Web App Service 425Million Azure Active Directory Users Azure Momentum 57% de Fortune 500 Companies usan Microsoft Azure >50Trillion Objetos almacenados en Azure 1.4 Million Bases de datos SQL desplegadas en Azure “Microsoft está creciendo sus ingresos por la nube más rápido que Amazon” – Business Insider 2016 Ganancias de AWS crecieron cerca de 69% pero Microsoft Azure creció 127%
- 5. Applications Clients Infrastructure Management Databases & Middleware App Frameworks & Tools DevOps PaaS & DevOps
- 7. Web Sites Construidos en ASP.NET, Node.js o PHP Despliegue en segundos con FTP, Git o TFS Comienza gratis y escala a medida que el tráfico crece
- 8. 1 Web Sites shared reserved SHARED INSTANCES shared
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- 16. ¡Automatizar!
- 18. Pruebas
- 19. Paso a paso
- 20. ¿Listos?
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- Why this Slide: You need some reference to come back to after the IaaS demo because now you are transitioning to PaaS. You want to focus the attention to the building blocks that you will show in the next demo – a web app, SQLDB, Storage and CDN. Key Points: We already said that your mental model of this picture is IT Lego – building blocks you provision and use. Your job is to work out what you need and to glue them together. Illustrate on the slide the 4 parts of the app you will use (Web + DB + BLOB Storage + CDN) Reinforce PaaS – the SERVICE looks after everything for you. The responsibility to keep these services working is now Azure’s – NOT yours (as it is with software you run in a VM). DON’T SPEND TOO MUCH TIME HERE – it’s a brief transition slide to the DEMO… Transition to NEXT Slide: Let’s see PaaS in action
- Why this Slide: It is important to give some sense of the scale of the cloud, the rapid pace of adoption and how MSFT is doing Key Points: The cloud is still quite new and already we are talking about billions and trillions of things –imagine what this will look like 5 years from now Adoption of Azure is off the chart by any scale – 100,000+ new customers come to Azure every month and this pace is increasing Transition to NEXT Slide: So we have lots of customers, growth is crazy – but isn’t Azure just for Microsoft shops – NO!!!.
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