presentation on Windows Cloud given by me.

1. A Lap Around Windows Azure Platform (Microsoft’s Cloud Computing Platform)

2. ?

3. Agenda

5. SOA & Cloud Computing Overview

6. SOA & Cloud Computing Attributes

8. Windows Azure AppFabric

9. SQL Azure

11. Roles ( Web role, worker role, VM role)

13. Multiple Service Administrators

15. SOA Definition? “ A paradigm for organizing and utilizing distributed capabilities that may be under the control of different ownership domains. It provides a uniform means to offer, discover, interact with and use capabilities…” OASIS

16. Cloud Definition? “ A style of computing where SCALABLE and ELASTICIT-enabled capabilities are provided as a service to external customers using Internet technologies“ Gartner, Inc. “ A standardized IT capability, such as SOFTWARE, APP PLATFORM,or INFRASTRUCTURE, delivered via internet technologies in a pay-per-use and self-service way.“ Forrester Research, Inc.

17. Cloud Attributes Service Orientation Always Available Scale-Out Staged Production Self-Service CLOUD APPLICATION MODEL Multi-Tenant Failure Resilient Federated Elastic

19. Amazon EC2, VMWare vCloud

20. Features

21. Scalability

22. Pay as you go

24. Windows Azure etc.

25. Features

26. Scale-out

27. Always Available

29. Office 356

30. MobileME

31. Features

32. Readily available

35. Windows Azure AppFabric

36. SQL Azure

38. Provides infrastructure + application model

39. Supports various protocols and Message formats like HTTP/HTTPS, REST, SOAP and XML

40. Allow Developers to concentrate on business

41. Supports various programming models to build the services

43. Windows Azure Platform Windows Azure™ Platform SQL Azure™ Windows Azure Connect Windows Azure AppFabric ….. Windows Azure Marketplace

44. Windows Azure Compute Management Storage

45. SQL Azure Reporting Business Analytics Data Sync Database

46. Windows Azure AppFabric AppFabric Services .NET + AppFabric Composition Model & Tools AppFabric Management AppFabric Container SQL Azure SQL Server Windows Azure Windows Server

47. Windows Azure AppFabric Services Open & interoperable platform capabilities offered as services, which raise the level of abstraction and reduce complexity of cloud development AppFabric Services .NET + AppFabric Composition Model & Tools AppFabric Management AppFabric Container SQL Azure SQL Server Windows Azure Windows Server AppFabric Services Caching Service Bus Access Control Integration Composite App (WF, WCF)

49. Developer Tooling: Visual Studio based rich developer experience to compose, deploy, and manage a cloud application as a single logical entity

51. Supports standard IP protocols

52. Enables Hybrid applications access to on-premises servers

53. Allows remote administration of Windows Azure applications

54. Simple Setup and management

55. Network policy managed through Windows Azure portal

56. Granular control of connectivity between WA roles and external machinesWindows Azure Role B Role A Role C (multiple VM’s) Relay Dev machines Databases Enterprise

58. Migrate apps without requiring changes or relocating on-premises resources to be internet accessible

59. Windows Azure app domain-joined to on-premises AD

60. Control access to WA apps based on existing AD accounts and groups

61. Remote administration and trouble-shooting of WA apps

63. Roles ( Web role, worker role, VM role)

65. Handles resource management, provisioning, and monitoring

66. Manages application lifecycle

67. Designed to be scalable and available

68. OS takes care of your service

69. Deployment

70. Availability

71. Load Balancing

72. Patching

73. Hardware Configuration

75. Service Scaling Your Service Service Service DNS Service Service Service Service Service LB Service Web Portal (API) LB Model Fabric Controller

76. Service Monitoring & Recovery Your Service Service DNS Service Service Service LB Web Portal (API) ! LB Model Fabric Controller

77. Windows Azure for Application Developers Hosted Service Portal SDK Storage Develop Run Deploy

79. An isolation boundary

80. A set of components(roles), each with endpoints

81. Numbered, multiple instances of each role

82. All of this is specified in a service model

84. Async Web/Worker Architecture Windows Azure Service Worker Role Worker Role Worker Role Web Role Web Role Web Role LB Storage

86. IIS 7

87. ASP.NET 3.5, FastCGI(PHP), Native Code

88. User Mode

89. This is best suited for web based front-end for your hosted service

91. != IIS7.0

92. .NET Start, Native Code

93. User Mode

94. Typically Perform background processing

96. We can upload our own VM to the cloud

97. We can define the configuration and updates of Operating System for the VM

98. Used when we have long and complicated installations or special setup issues.

100. Pay for what you use

101. Windows Azure storage:

102. Blobs – Provides a simple interface for storing named files along with metadata for the file.

103. Tables– Provides structured storage. A Table is a set of entities, which contain a set of properties

105. Container is scoped by the account

106. A container can contain many blobsPIC01.JPG images http://<account>.blob.core.windows.net/<container>/<blobname> cohowinery PIC02.JPG videos VID01.WMV

108. Upload, Download,

109. Set/Get Metadata: Up to 8K of metadata

110. Sharing scenarios

111. Container ACLs

112. Shared Access Signatures

114. Massively Scalable Tables

115. Billions of entities (rows) and TBs of data

116. Can use many servers as traffic grows

117. Highly Available & Durable

118. Familiar and Easy to use API

119. WCF Data Services

120. .NET classes and LINQ

122. A storage account can create many tables

123. Table name is scoped by account

124. Set of entities (i.e. rows)

125. Entity

126. Set of properties (columns)

127. Required properties

128. PartitionKey

129. RowKey

130. Timestamphttp://<account>.table.core.windows.net/<table>(PartitionKey=“...”,RowKey=“...”) Name=Joe Address =… customer cohowinery Name=Tracy Address =… order Name=Joe Total=300.00

132. Insert

133. Update – Merge/Replace

134. Query

135. Delete

137. Simple, asynchronous work dispatch

138. Programming semantics ensure that a message can be processed at least once

140. Queue Name is scoped by the account

141. A Queue contains messages

142. No limit on number of messages in a queue

143. Set a limit for message expiration128*128;http://… thumbnailjobs http://<account>.queue.core.windows.net/<queuename> cohowinery 256*256;http://… orderprocess PartitionKey=x…

144. thank you for coming – please provide feedback–   feedback

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