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    Migrating your existing

    Apps to Windows Azure

    Harish Ranganathan
    Developer Evangelist | Microsoft Corporation India

    Questions about cloud


    computing

    What is cloud
    computing
    What can ?I use cloud
    for
    ? is Microsoft doing
    What
    in this space ?
    Software as a Service ?
    Platform as a Service ?
    Infra as a Service ?
    Everything as a
    Service???

    Agenda
    IT Cloud momentum
    What is Cloud Computing ?
    Motivation

    Microsofts Cloud Platform - Windows Azure


    Platform
    Windows Azure : Operating System Services
    SQL Azure : Relational Database Services
    .NET Services : .NET infrastructure Services

    Typical Scenarios
    Pricing, Roadmap, Resources
    Recap & Conclusion

    Challenges
    Legacy
    Investment
    s

    Infrastructure
    Costs

    Data Center
    Capacity
    Security

    Todays
    Enterpris
    e

    Heterogeneo
    us Platforms

    Cloud Models
    aliz
    u
    t
    r
    Vi

    Infrastructure
    Software
    Platform as
    as a
    asService
    Service
    a Service
    (PaaS)
    (SaaS)
    (IaaS)
    Web
    Components
    Based Services
    as a Service
    Application
    Host
    Subscribe
    Write
    existing
    applications
    to web
    applications
    editions
    specifically
    as
    of traditional
    Virtualized
    to run onpackaged
    Machines
    a Cloud
    Internet
    Building
    Webblock
    Sites,services
    finished and
    webfeatures
    experiences
    in
    applications
    platform
    the Cloud

    ed

    Cloud Considerations
    Off Premises
    Homogeneou
    s
    OpEx
    Lease/Rent
    Third Party

    Pay for access


    not
    On Premises
    ownership
    Improve time-to-market
    Heterogeneous
    Staff and plan for typical
    CapEx
    usage
    Scale to the cloud
    Ownat peak
    times
    Focus essentialSelf
    IT resources
    on business solutions
    Gain massive scalability
    Increase business agility

    Business
    Infrastructure
    Management
    Ownership
    Location
    Model

    So, here are the various


    options

    Application
    runs

    onpremises

    Bring my
    own
    Buy
    my own
    machines,
    hardware,
    connectivity,
    and
    manage
    software,
    etc.
    my
    own data
    Complete
    center
    control and
    responsibilit

    Application runs
    at a hoster

    Rent
    machines,
    Pay
    someone
    connectivity,
    to host my
    software
    application
    Less control,
    butusing
    fewer
    responsibilitie
    hardware
    that
    s I specify
    Lower capital
    costs, but pay
    for fixed

    Application
    runs using
    using
    runs
    cloud
    Private
    cloud
    platform

    Application
    runs using
    using
    runs
    cloud
    Public
    cloud
    platform

    Shared,
    multi-tenant
    Pay
    environmen
    someone
    for
    t
    a pool of
    Offers pool
    computing
    of
    resources
    computing
    that
    can be
    resources,
    applied
    to a
    abstracted
    from
    set of

    Shared,
    multi-tenant
    Pay
    environmen
    someone
    for
    t
    a pool of
    Offers pool
    computing
    of
    resources
    computing
    that
    can be
    resources,
    applied
    to a
    abstracted
    from
    set of

    Platform as a Service
    Your Application
    Cloud Computing Infrastructure
    Building
    Building
    Block
    Block
    Services
    Services

    Foundatio
    Foundatio
    n
    n
    Services
    Services

    Connecte
    d
    Devices

    Comput
    Comput
    e
    e

    Data
    Data
    Sync
    Sync

    Storage
    Storage

    App
    App
    Mgmt
    Mgmt

    Mgmt
    Mgmt

    Connectivi
    Connectivi
    ty
    ty
    Services
    Services

    Networkin
    Networkin
    g
    g

    Identity
    Identity
    Service
    Service
    s
    s

    Deployme
    Deployme
    nt
    nt

    Databas
    Databas
    e
    e
    Services
    Services

    Operation
    Operation
    s
    s

    Workflo
    Workflo
    w
    w
    Service
    Service
    s
    s

    Hardwar
    Hardwar
    e
    e

    Azure Services Platform

    Visual Studio &


    .NET
    Oslo - Modeling

    Partner
    Ecosystem

    Windows Azure
    Platform

    Windows Azure Platform One Pager

    Developer Experience

    Use existing skills and tools.


    Fabric

    Relational data Management

    ComputeStorag
    Storage

    Fabric
    Controlle
    r

    Manageme
    nt

    Compute
    e
    Windows Azure Platform

    Connectivity

    Access control

    SOAP/REST/XML
    Composite applications

    LOB Applications

    On-premises

    Web applications

    Third party Cloud

    Azure Services Platform

    What Should The Cloud OS


    Provide?
    The same facilities that a desktop OS
    provides, but on a set of connected servers:

    Abstract execution environment


    Shared file system
    Resource allocation
    Programming environments

    And more: Utility computing


    24/7 operation
    Pay for what you use
    Simpler, transparent administration

    Windows Azure, Bit By Bit


    > Developer platform, designed top

    down

    Developer Tools
    Storage Abstractions: Blobs, Tables,

    Programming
    Model

    Service
    Management

    Cloud infrastructure, built bottom up

    Load Balanced Partitions


    Replicated Data Store

    Service Model Processing; Service Health Model


    VM Image Deployment; Network Programming; VM Allocation
    Microsoft Global Datacenters

    A Closer Look At Windows


    Azure
    Application
    C
    O
    N
    F
    I
    G

    Compute

    Storage
    Fabric

    Virtual Machine Images


    VM

    VM

    VM

    VM

    VM

    Windows Server 2008 64 Bit

    VM

    Windows Azure Compute

    HTTP(S)
    Endpoin
    t

    Load
    Balanc
    er

    Web Role

    Worker
    Role

    Agent

    Agent

    Fabric

    Windows Azure Storage

    Storage that is

    Rich Data Abstractions

    Durable
    Scalable (capacity and throughput)
    Highly Available
    Security
    Performance Efficient

    Service workflow: queues


    Large user data items: blobs
    Service state: tables
    Existing NTFS service migration : drives (new)

    Simple and Familiar Programming Interfaces

    REST (http & https)


    Supported Storage Client library (new)
    NTFS(new)

    Windows Azure Data Storage


    Concepts
    Contain
    er

    Blobs

    http://<account>.blob.core.windows.net/<
    container>

    Account

    Table

    Entities

    http://<account>.table.core.windows.net/<
    table>

    Messag
    Queue
    es
    http://<account>.queue.core.windows.net/
    <queue>

    Azure Services Platform

    Reporting

    Business
    Analytics

    Data Sync

    Database

    SQL Data Platform as a Service beyond hosting


    The Power of the SQL Data Platform in the cloud
    Leverages existing skills and rich tooling ecosystem
    Enables database applications with new, cloud
    capabilities

    SQL Azure Database

    Database
    Database

    Highly scaled out relational database as a service


    Relational database service
    Browser

    SOAP/REST
    HTTP/S

    SQL Server technology foundation


    Highly symmetrical

    ADO.NET/REST - EDM
    HTTP/S

    Highly scaled
    Highly secure

    App Code
    (ASP.NET)
    Windows
    Azure
    Compute
    T-SQL (TDS)

    SQL Azure
    Database

    Database as a Service beyond hosting


    SQL Server Report
    Server
    (on-premises)

    T-SQL (TDS)
    MS
    Datacente
    r

    - AD Federation (LiveId /AppFabric


    AC)

    Customer Value Props


    Self-provisioning and capacity on
    demand
    Symmetry w/ on-premises database
    platform
    Automatic high-availability and faulttolerance
    Automated DB maintenance
    (infrastructure)
    Simple, flexible pricing pay as you

    .NET Services
    Services for application integration

    Access Control

    Service Bus

    Support user identities securely across


    different organizations

    Exchange messages between loosely coupled,


    composite applications

    Claims-based identity management


    Interoperable & based on standard
    protocols (WS-Trust)
    Manage through web page and/or a
    services API
    Supports CardSpace, LiveID,
    Username/Password

    Simple publish-subscribe eventing


    Firewall friendly messaging
    Flexible connection modes
    Connectivity to on-premises applications to
    enable hybrid S+S scenarios
    Extension of Windows Communication
    Foundation

    Typical Scenario
    - Photo Sharing Site

    Example Azure Scenarios


    Marketing
    Campaigns

    Community
    Web Sites

    Bulk Data or
    Media Storage

    Development
    Sandbox

    Payments &
    Billing

    Ramp up quickly
    Seasonal
    fluctuations
    Capacity on
    demand

    Non-core
    Fully branded
    Integration

    Pay for storage


    used
    Reliable
    Media Serving

    Available on
    demand
    Minimal upfront
    investment
    Tool support

    Implementation
    of common
    payment
    scenarios
    Enable payment
    integration for
    core services

    Photos Store - Storage Sample

    Windows Azure Pricing Model

    Azure Services Platform


    Roadmap
    Launch
    Developer CTP for
    Services SDKs, and
    Tools

    CTP Testing
    Version 1 features

    Commercial
    Availability
    Free usage

    Charged Usage
    Windows Azure
    .NET Services
    SQL Azure

    Nov 17th 2009Dec 31st 2009 Jan 1st 2010 Feb 1st 2010

    Setup & Resources


    Environment:

    Windows Vista SP1 (when installing on Windows Vista) / Windows 7


    .NET Framework 3.5 SP1
    IIS 7.0 (with ASP.NET and WCF HTTP Activation)
    Microsoft SQL Server Express 2005 or Microsoft SQL Server Express 2008
    /R2
    Windows PowerShell (optional)
    Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1 / .NET 4.0
    Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1 (Installer) / VS 2010 Beta 2

    SDKs:
    Windows Azure Software Development Kit (Nov 2009 CTP)
    Windows Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio Nov 2009 CTP
    Azure services training kit Nov Update

    Resources:
    - http://www.windows.azure.com - Azure portal
    MSDN documentation for Windows Azure Storage

    Recap & Conclusion

    Windows Azure Platform


    3 Important
    Services

    3 Critical Concepts

    Windows Azure
    Compute & Storage

    Computation

    Storage

    SQL Azure
    Relational Storage

    .NET Services
    Connecting

    Web & Worker

    Table, Blob
    Relational

    Messaging

    Queues &
    Servicebus

    Software + Services
    Azure Services Platform
    Developer
    Services
    SOAP

    SOAP
    REST
    XML

    Your
    software
    application

    REST

    Partner
    application
    s
    and
    Web
    Services

    XML

    Microsoft Visual Studio


    Development
    Environment

    33

    Developers

    Your cloud
    application

    End users

    Windows Azure Skills


    Transfer

    Feedback & QnA


    Feedback is important
    Question Time

    http://geekswithblogs.net/ranganh

    2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S.
    and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because
    Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any
    information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

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