Evento: The Developers Conference - Julho de 2013
Objetivo: Keynote de abertura do evento principal de Windows Azure, apresentando os principais recursos, serviços e novidades da plataforma de computação em nuvem da Microsoft.
Presença: +250 presentes
Público: Arquitetos, decisores de tecnologia, desenvolvedores, profissionais de tecnologia da informação
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CDN node
West US, North Central US, S. Central US, East US, N. Europe, W. Europe, E. Asia, S.E. Asia + 24 Edge CDN Locations
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N Central US, S Central US, N Europe, W Europe, E
Asia, SE Asia + 24 Edge CDN localizações
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20. computação Serviços de dados redes
N Central US, S Central US, N Europe, W Europe, E
Asia, SE Asia + 24 Edge CDN localizações
Automatizado
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aplicação
21. N Central US, S Central US, N Europe, W Europe, E
Asia, SE Asia + 24 Edge CDN localizações
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25. computação Serviços de dados redes
N Central US, S Central US, N Europe, W Europe, E Asia,
SE Asia + 24 Edge CDN localizações
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65. computação Serviços de dados redes
N Central US, S Central US, N Europe, W Europe, E
Asia, SE Asia + 24 Edge CDN localizações
Automatizado
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Elástico
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Serviços de
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So what comprises Microsoft’s Cloud OS? What is powering this?At the heart of the Cloud OS is Windows<CLICK>Windows Azure is our public cloud service, and comes with a rich set of services including SQL database services. Windows Server 2012 is at the core of the Cloud OS for customers on-premises datacenters and service providers. To deliver on the full capabilities of the Cloud OS, you also need SQL Server and Windows Azure Data Services, System Center and Visual Studio.Collectively the Cloud OS is designed to work together to deliver a consistent and modern platform for apps and data.
>>>No matter the location of your applications or data – on-premises or off-premises, hosted or not, legacy or modern, this consistent platform has commonalities built in to make it all work together. Our approach with Cloud OS will helps customers to take advantage of the cloud on their terms - without fear of lock-in. We will deliver a consistent and comprehensive set of capabilities that can run in a customer’s datacenter, a service provider’s, or ours via Windows Azure. This consistency will pay off in multiple ways.First is around enabling flexible development platform. Customers and partners can use familiar tools to quickly build apps and connect them with other apps inside or outside the firewall. Whatever your tools - Visual Studio, Eclipse, etc. Whatever your language (.NET, Node.js, PHP, Java or other) leverage open standards - JSON or REST Second is around enabling unified dev-ops & management. You can use System Center as single pane of glass to deploy and manage apps across multiple clouds. Visual Studio will let you build once, and deploy anywhere and has the integration with application lifecycle management for rapid issue resolution and iterative innovation.The third benefit is around common identity. Active Directory will serve as a powerful base from which customers can extend their IT to the cloud using a single identity as well as extend apps and data to devices securely.The fourth benefit of this consistency is around integrated virtualization. Virtualization is integrated into the core of the OS, which means that the Cloud OS goes beyond mere server virtualization to virtualize the network, storage & apps to help customers manage datacenters holistically. VM portability also means that you can move your VMs across your private cloud to Windows Azure to service provider clouds. And last but not least, the Cloud OS delivers a complete data platform. We view data as a core part of the Cloud OS. It will go from managing petabytes of data & millions of transactions for mission-critical apps to enabling BI solutions that span Excel all the way up to Hadoop. As I said before, we believe the customers are facing a profound transformation that won’t be sufficiently addressed via a patchwork of point solutions. Our Cloud OS vision is designed to take a holistic approach across our services and servers to deliver a modern platform in a consistent way. Microsoft uniquely delivers the Cloud OS as a consistent and comprehensive set of capabilities across your datacenter, ours or someone else’s to support the world’s apps and data anywhere. Plus it is the best bet for heterogeneous environments as well – working across platforms, tools, and hypervisors – to help provide a more unified IT approach that leverages your existing investments.
Video of Halo 4 rolls in background while Satya describes/romances the implementation
So now let’s transition off strategy and talk specifically about Windows Azure. This is how we think about the core pillars of Windows Azure (marketing pillars).
Land the size of this investment – it is many billions of dollars and the players in this game are already established. There won’t be a new player. It is less important to land where these things are – this is both an ongoing investment we are always looking at increasing the footprint as well as maximizing the density and compute power of the existing footprint and of course innovating to make sure this is as cheap to operate as possible (using ambient climate to cool, green power etcetc).Number to land:15% of x86 compute bought by 10 companies10% is bought by 5
So this picture, or at least the big blocks in here are how we think about the main capability buckets of the platform. Now you will start to get more specific about these buckets (Compute, data, networks and app services).Going deeper will depend on the needs of the customer. Sometimes customers will want to drill into specific things, sometimes they want a broad overview. Adapt these slides as needed.These buckets correspond to how they are laid out in the Windows Azure portal.
So this picture, or at least the big blocks in here are how we think about the main capability buckets of the platform. Now you will start to get more specific about these buckets (Compute, data, networks and app services).Going deeper will depend on the needs of the customer. Sometimes customers will want to drill into specific things, sometimes they want a broad overview. Adapt these slides as needed.These buckets correspond to how they are laid out in the Windows Azure portal.
So this picture, or at least the big blocks in here are how we think about the main capability buckets of the platform. Now you will start to get more specific about these buckets (Compute, data, networks and app services).Going deeper will depend on the needs of the customer. Sometimes customers will want to drill into specific things, sometimes they want a broad overview. Adapt these slides as needed.These buckets correspond to how they are laid out in the Windows Azure portal.
So this picture, or at least the big blocks in here are how we think about the main capability buckets of the platform. Now you will start to get more specific about these buckets (Compute, data, networks and app services).Going deeper will depend on the needs of the customer. Sometimes customers will want to drill into specific things, sometimes they want a broad overview. Adapt these slides as needed.These buckets correspond to how they are laid out in the Windows Azure portal.
So this picture, or at least the big blocks in here are how we think about the main capability buckets of the platform. Now you will start to get more specific about these buckets (Compute, data, networks and app services).Going deeper will depend on the needs of the customer. Sometimes customers will want to drill into specific things, sometimes they want a broad overview. Adapt these slides as needed.These buckets correspond to how they are laid out in the Windows Azure portal.