slides for talk delivered Feb 23, 2009 in SFO

1. Introduction to SQL Services Lynn Langit Developer Evangelist - Microsoft http://blogs.msdn.com/SoCalDevGal

2. Microsoft Cloud Services Database Data Sync Reference Data ETL Data Mining Reporting

4. Cloud Data Services Data Spectrum Data Capability File System Rich Data Services Blobs, Queues, Tables Relational Data & BI capabilities SDS Windows Azure

8. Architecture Fabric Replication Client Tier Mgmt. Services Data Node SQL Server Fabric Mgmt. Services Data Node SQL Server Fabric Mgmt. Services Data Node SQL Server Fabric Mgmt. Services Data Node SQL Server Fabric Distributed SQL Data Cluster Mgmt. Services Data Node SQL Server Fabric Mgmt. Services SQL Server Fabric Data Node Data Node SDS Service Tier Storage Tier Microsoft Global Foundation Services [ADO.Net client] REST SOAP SDS Runtime

9. Data & Operational Model Data Model Operational Model

12. Reading Data https:// myauthority .data.database.windows.net/v1/ mycontainer / myentity

13. Writing Data https:// myauthority .data.database.windows.net/v1/ mycontainer / myentity

17. SQL Data Services Data model

18. Database Reference Data ETL Data Mining Reporting Data Sync

21. Database Reference Data ETL Data Mining Reporting Data Sync

22. Business Intelligence at a Glance SQL Server Analysis Server (SSAS) SQL Server Integration Server (SSIS) SSIS source component for SSDS Data Provider SQL Server Report Server (SSRS) Investments to enable you to leverage cloud data in existing data processes – e.g. Reporting, Data Mining and ETL

24. Report Designer: SSDS data sources

25. Report Designer: Query against SSDS

26. BIDS Report Designer SSRS and SQL Data Services

29. Try it in the cloud…

30. Data Mining and Excel integration

31. Calling the Cloud…(from Excel 2007)

32. Data Mining

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