Spark the future.May 4 – 8, 2015

Chicago, IL

Taking a Deep Dive into Microsoft Azure IaaS CapabilitiesDrew McDaniel (Azure Program Manager)Mahesh Thiagarajan (Azure Program Manager)

BRK3505

AgendaWhat is IaaS and IaaS v2IaaS templatesSecurity and cost mgmt.Complex application templatesDebugging deploymentsUnified Azure Stack

Overview of Virtual Machine ServicesCompute resourcesVirtual machinesVM extensions

Storage resourcesStorage accounts (blobs)

Networking resourcesVirtual networksNetwork interface cards (NICs)Load balancersIP addressesNetwork Security Groups

Management models for IaaSClassic Model (v1) Resource Manager (V2)

Storage Account

Virtual Network

Cloud Service

Subnet-1Disk (blob)

VM w/ IP

Address

Resource Group

VM NICVM IP

Address

Load Balancer w/ IP

Address Load Balanc

er

DependsOn

Reference Reference

Backend Pool (NICs)

LB IP Addres

s

Reference

Coming Soon…Gateways (VPN)ExpressRoute

Network Security Group

VNetSubnet

Storage

Account

Disk (blob)

ReferenceReference

Premium Storage

Up to 32 TB of storage per VM64,000 IOPS per VM50,000 IOPS per disk~5 ms read/write (no cache)less than 1ms read latency (cache)

Virtual Machine

Uncached

DiskCached

DiskLocalDisk

Disk Provisioning

Disk Provisioning

SSD Provisioning

Premium Storage Blobs

VM/Network Provisioning ServerSSD

Cache HitCache Miss

5k IOPS, 200MB/s

5k IOPS, 200MB/s

4k IOPS, 32MB/s

3,200 IOPS, 32MB/s

Standard_DS1

Standard_DS1 with 2 P30 Disks

Virtual machine building blocksOS & data disk imagesWindows base OSsLinux base OSsPre-installed applicationCommunity images

VM ExtensionsSecurityDeploymentConfigurationOthers

• Visual Studio debuggers• Diagnostics agents• Monitoring agents• Access recovery• Docker extension• Backup helper

Demo: Deploy 40 VM application tier

Resource Groups

Manage resources as a single unit

Role based access and control (RBAC) on groups or resources

Billing integrated tagging on groups or resources

Resource Groups

RESOURCE GROUP

Single Resource Group

Single or multiple resource groups?

Front End VMs

Back End VMs

Virtual Network

Storage Account

RG3: Front End VMs

RG4: Back End VMs

RG2: Virtual

Network

RG1:Storage Account

Multiple Resource Groups

Azure Templates can:• Ensure Idempotency• Simplify Orchestration• Simplify Roll-back• Provide Cross-Resource

Configuration and Update Support

Azure Templates are: • Source file, checked-in• Specifies resources and

dependencies (VMs, WebSites, DBs) and connections (config, LB sets)

• Parametized input/output

Instantiation of repeatable config.Configuration Resource Group

Power of Repeatability

SQL - A Website VirtualMachines

SQL-AWebsite[SQL CONFIG] VM (2x)

DEPENDS ON SQLDEPENDS ON SQL

SQLCONFIG

Key Improvements: Azure Virtual Machines (v2) Massive and parallel

deployment of Virtual Machines

3 Fault Domains in Availability Sets

Custom URLs for Custom Script VM Extensions for VMs

SSH-2 RSA Format Support for SSH keys for Linux VMs

Azure Key Vault Increased Security

over Keys Applications get no

direct access to Keys Level 2 Certified

HSMs

Azure Key Vault Integration with Virtual Machines

Create Azure Key Vault

Reference Certificates

Push Keys to Key Vault

Simplified Manageability of Applications on IaaS

Upgrade

• complexity made simple• master template can be used to rollout

upgrades• imperative APIs, client tools support to update

resourcesManageability, Auditing

• operations can be tracked upto 90 days• management Locks to lock down resources from

deletion

Wide range of Quickstart Templates

Indexed on Azure.com Github Repo Community & Microsoft contributed

Integration of IaaS with Azure Services

Getting Started with Azure Templates

Demo: Simple IaaS Template

Enterprise Resource Management

Resource Tags Name-value pairs assigned to resources

or groups Subscription-wide taxonomy Each resource can have up to 15 tags

Tagging Tips• Notes: Simple note for VM• Creator: track the “owner” of a VM• Department/Cost center: who pays• Environment: production vs. pre-production

vs. test

Access Control: RBACWhat is RBAC

allows secure access with granular permissions to resources

assignable to users, groups or service principals

built-in roles make it easy to get started

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Role Definitions

• describes the set of permissions (e.g. read actions)

• can be used in multiple assignments

Role Assignments

• associate role definitions with an identity (e.g. user/group) at a scope (e.g. resource group)

• always inherited – subscription assignments apply to all resources

Role Based Access Control

Granular Scopes

/subscriptions/{id}/resourceGroups/{name}/providers/…/virtualmachines/{vmname}

subscription level – grants permissions for all resources in the sub

resource group level – grants permissions for all resources in the group

resource level – grants permissions to the specific resource

Demo: Tagging and RBAC

Cost Management

Azure Cost ManagementUsage API and RateCard API enable IT Financial Management (ITFM) of Azure.Usage API – REST API to provide customers and partners programmatic access to azure consumption data.

• Hourly and Daily aggregations

• Azure 1st party and 3rd party (Azure Marketplace) data available

• Includes usage for all Azure offer types

• Includes resource tags• Resource metadata (service,

service type..) included• Supports Azure RBAC

RateCard API – REST API to provide customers and partners programmatic access to all resource details and pricing for non-EA offers.

• Gets list of all available Azure resources

• Localized Resource metadata (service, service type..) available

• included quantities available• Support for graduated pricing as well

as flat rate pricing• No support for EA offers• Pre-tax rates• Supports Azure RBAC

Reach out to the Azure Billing Feedback alias: azurebillingfeed@microsoft.com

DivisionArch & DesignAssemblyEngineeringMaterialsProduction Eng.Shipping

Tag by

Division

Partner 1: Cloud Cruiser (booth# 220)Simplify Your Cost Allocation with Azure Tags and Cloud Cruiser

Partner 2: Cloudyn (booth# 4)Keeping your cost & usage under control

Demo: Usage Data

Complex Templates

Architecting Complex Applications on IaaSInfrastructure

• Templates for different environments (eg: Dev, Test, Prod)

• orchestration of multiple infrastructure tiers (eg: VMs, VNETs)

• orchestration across multiple azure resources (eg: VMs, Websites) In-VM Configuration

• common scripts/recipes that can be shared across multiple VMs

• app-specific scripts that will be used for application setup

adminUserNameadminPasswordstorageAccountnameregionvirtualNetworkNameaddressPrefixsubnetNamesubnetPrefixjumpboxtshirtSizeosFamily

Architecting Complex Applications using Templates

SharePoint on Azure Virtual Machines (v2)

WFE1

WFE2

WFE-LB

App1

App2

App Tier-LB

SQL1

SQL2

SQLInternal LB

AD1

AD2

AD LB

Witness

Admin Site, Port 2000

newStorageAccountNameadminUsernameadminPasswordadVMSizeassetLocationsqlServerServiceAccountUserNamesharePointSetupUserAccountUserNamesharePointFarmAccountUserNameconfigDatabaseName…spSiteTemplateName

SharePoint on Azure Virtual Machines

Demo: SharePoint Farm Template

Debugging Templates

Debugging OverviewTemplate validationUse tool with JSON validation (Examples: Visual Studio, Atom w/ JSONLint, or others )Leverage Test-AzureResourceGroupTemplate

Resource group loggingPortal: Browse Resource Groups <Group> EventsPowerShell: Get-AzureResourceGroupLogAzure CLI: azure group log show

Azure Rest API ExplorerView individual resources as they are deployed: https://resources.azure.com

Demo: Template Debugging

Consistent Management Layer

Curated Extensio

ns

SummaryVirtual Machines service with Resource ManagerFaster Scalability, Larger overall deploymentsAbility to make parallel configuration changes

Templates further simplify IaaSOne-click deployment of the most complex applicationsRepeatable deployments with “config as code”

Delegation and management with RBAC and taggingRBAC through AAD users or groupsBilling integrated tagging

Unified Azure Stack

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Appendix

Datacenter extension reference architecture diagram

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Finding all the information to learn how to extend your on-premises datacenter infrastructure to Azure can be time-consuming.

Mouse clicks on most objects open detailed design or implementation articles about them.

Includes cross Azure subscription and virtual network connections, as well as connecting them to an on-premises network.

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