windows azure scott guthrie corporate vice president windows azure application platform

WINDOWS AZURE

Scott GuthrieCorporate Vice PresidentWindows Azure Application Platform

WINDOWS AZURE

Scott GuthrieCorporate Vice PresidentWindows Azure Application Platform

Save time and money Enable new scenarios

Why Cloud?

windows azure

global datacenter footprint

San Antonio, TXApprox 477K sq ft, 27MW, uses recycled water for cooling

Chicago, IL707,000 square feet with critical power of 60 MW, uses water side economization, containers

Dublin, IrelandApprox 570K sq ft, up to 27MW, uses outside air for cooling.

Green Energy

videoInside a Datacenter

demo

Getting Started with Windows Azure

servicepackage

servicepackage

servicepackage

Server Rack 1 Server Rack 2

new virtual server new virtual server

Provision Virtual Servers Deploy App Code Configure Network

servicepackage

Windows Azure Datacenter

Provision Virtual Servers Deploy App Code Configure Network

Windows Azure Datacenter

servicepackage

Provision Virtual Servers Deploy App Code Configure Network

Network Load Balancer

Windows Azure Datacenter

Network load-balancer configured for traffic

Provision Virtual Servers Deploy App Code Configure Network

multiple languages

getting to node you

demo

“Hello World”Using Node.js

Infinite Scale

2

Scale

6 92

92Scale

10Scale

Pay Only For What You Use.

Cloud Computing Patterns

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Inactivity

Period

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On and OffOn & off workloads (e.g. batch job)Over provisioned capacity is wasted Time to market can be cumbersome

Unpredictable BurstingUnexpected/unplanned peak in demand Sudden spike impacts performance Can’t over provision for extreme cases

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Growing FastSuccessful services needs to grow/scale Keeping up w/ growth is big IT challenge Cannot provision hardware fast enough

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Predictable BurstingServices with micro seasonality trends Peaks due to periodic increased demandIT complexity and wasted capacity

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pute

Recovering from

Hardware Failures

Network Load Balancer

Windows Azure Datacenter

99.95% Monthly SLA

Smooth Updates

Network Load Balancer

Windows Azure Datacenter

Developer

Network Load Balancer

Windows Azure Datacenter

Developer

Developer

Windows Azure Datacenter

Production Staging

Network Load Balancer

demo

Staging & Production

Focus on Apps, not Infrastructure

buildingblocks

Storage

Storage Options

Blob Storage SQL Azure Database Table Storage

blob storage Highly scalable, durable, available file system

Blobs can be exposed publically over http

Can securely lock down permissions to blobs

demo

blob storage

SQL Azure Relational SQL Server Engine in the Cloud

Same Programming Model as SQL Server

Fully Managed Service

Storage Options

Blob Storage SQL Azure Database Table Storage

Messaging

Tightly Coupled

Store Front End

Drivers

Shipping Service

Tracking

Tightly Coupled

Store Front End

Shipping Service

Drivers

Tracking

Loosely Coupled

Store Front End

Drivers

Shipping Service

Tracking

Order Queue

Loosely Coupled

Store Front End

Order Queue Shipping Service

Drivers

Tracking

Loosely Coupled

Store Front End

Order Queue Shipping Service

Drivers

Tracking

Loosely Coupled

Store Front End

Order Queue

Tracking

Tracking

Shipping Service

Windows Azure

ServiceBus Queue

Internet

Hi!

ASP.NET Application

demo

Service Bus Queues

hybrid

Windows Azure

On Premises

Cloud Application

Existing Datacenter

Windows Azure

Service Bus Relay

On Premises

WCF Service

Cloud Application

demo

Service Bus Relay

buildingblocks

demo

Developer Guides

Open and Flexible

open source libraries Apache 2 License Multiple Languages Hosted on GitHub Contributions

Welcome http://github.com/windowsazure

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/azure

stackoverflow

Customer Success

Scott Cate

EventDay

EventDay arch diagram

Get started.

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