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Storage as a

Service

Infrastructure as

a Service

Software

Platform as a

ServiceSoftware as a

Service

Configurators /

APIs

Virtualization

Disks

Virtual Platform

Software

Management &

Provisioning

Virtualization

ServersDisks

Application

Software

Virtual Platform

Software

Server &

Disks

Management &

Provisioning

Management &

Provisioning

Management &

Provisioning

Microsoft SQL Azure

Amazon Simple StorageService

Google Base

MS Windows Azure VM Role

Amazon Elastic ComputeCloud Service

Sun Network.com

HP Flexible CS

IBM Blue Cloud

MS Windows Azure

Google App Eng

Salesforce Force.com

Oracle SaaS Platform

MS Dynamic CRM Online

MS Exchange Online

MS SharePoint Online

MS Business ProductiveOnline Services

Salesforce SFA

Google Apps

Yankee Group, 2008


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: ""

IT


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SalesForce force.comGoogle Apps EngineAmazon Elastic Compute Cloud Service

IBM Blue Cloud

EMC/VMWare vCloud

Microsoft Windows Server HyperV / Dynamic Datacenter Toolkit

Microsoft Windows Azure Platform


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Microsoft Cloud Computing


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Windows Azure Platform
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/dallas/


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Windows Azure

Windows Azure


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Windows Azure

2008 1028 PDC 200820101

(Utility Computing)

: Service management

Compute

Storage

(on-premise)


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Windows Azure

Storage

LB

Queue

Windows Azure

Internet

Web Role

(ASPX, WCF) Tables Blobs

Worker Role


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Windows Azure Storage

:Blobs:

Tables: entity-based storage ()

Queues:

Drives ():

: REST

Windows Azure

on-premises


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Table . . .Table Table

Windows Azure Storagetable

Entity . . .Entity Entity

Property PropertyProperty

Name Type Value

Storage

Accounts


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Microsoft SQL Azure

Windows Azure Platform Microsoft SQL Server

10 G Bytes

Reference Data

Reporting

ETLData Mining


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Microsoft SQL Azure

SQL Azure

TDS + TSQL Model

Web Role

SQL Client*

Windows Azure

Browser

Application

Application

REST Client

Worker Role

Application

SQL Client*

Cloud

HTTP

HTTP+RES

T

TDS

* Client access enabled using TDS for ODBC,

ADO.Net, OLEDB, PHP-SQL, Ruby,

DataCenter

ODBC, OLEDB,

ADO.Net PHP,Ruby,


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Windows Azure Platform AppFabric

.NET Service BusREST Internet Service Bus

Eventing:/

Service Remoting:

Tunneling:NAT

.NET Access Control Service(federated)

Microsoft ADFS version 2

Web Resource Authorization Protocol (WRAP) Simple Web Token(SWT)


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Windows Azure Platform AppFabric

.NET Access Control Service

Application

Services

Application

Service

Service

.NET Service Bus


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Dallas

(Content Brokerage),

web services

Windows Azure SQL Azure


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Live Services

Live Services

Mesh Services


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(1)

Running an on-premises app in the cloudExample: An enterprise moving a line-of-businessapp to the cloud

Creating a small-to-medium Web app

Example: A Web ISV creating a moderately popularapplication

Example: An enterprise application used by a firms

employeesCreating a large Web application

Example: An ISV creating the next Facebook

Example: A large bank creating a customer-facingapp


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Creating a parallel processing applicationExample: The New York Times converting its articledatabase to searchable PDFs

Creating a Web application with back-endprocessing

Example: An ISV creating the next YouTube

Storing blob data

Example: An enterprise archiving data

Example: A hosted Web app storing large amountsof video


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Small-to-Medium

Web Apps

Web Apps

with Back-end

Processing

Store Blob

Data

ParallelProcessing

Apps

Large Web

Apps

On-Premises

Apps

GoGrid, Flexiscale,

Others xx

Amazon Web

Servicesx x x xx x

Windows Azure

2009 July CTPx xx x

Google AppEnginex

Salesforce.com

Force Platform x

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