Cloud First, Mobile First: A nova era da Computação
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- 2. Cloud Sessão 1 09h00 às 09h40 Journey to the Cloud Apresentador(es): Danilo Bordini e Diego Blanco Sessão 2 10h00 às 10h50 Transformando o Datacenter com Microsoft Azure Apresentador(es): Fabio Hara e Lucas Romão Sessão 3 11h00 às 11h50 O que fazer quando os usuários trazem seus próprios equipamentos? Apresentador(es): Fernando Andreazzi Sessão 4 13h30 às 14h20 Implementando o Azure Active Directory Premium com Windows Intune para gerenciar dispositivos móveis Apresentador(es): Jorge Vera Sessão 5 14h30 às 15h10 Implementando o Azure Active Directory Premium com Office 365 Apresentador(es): Diogo Heringer e Mauricio Cassemiro Sessão 6 15h20 às 16h10 O futuro do Azure DevOps: Gerenciando o desenvolvimento e ciclo de vida de aplicações em nuvem Apresentador(es): Danilo Bordini Sessão 7 16h40 às 17h30 O futuro do Azure DevOps: Implantando, gerenciando e monitorando aplicações em nuvem Apresentador(es): Vinicius Apolinário e André Dias 18h00 às 18h30 Encerramento 09h40 às 10h00 Coffee Break 11h50 às 13h30 Almoço Coffee Break16h10 às 16h40 17h30 às 18h00 Networking time
- 3. Modern Apps Sessão 1 09h00 às 09h40 Journey to the Cloud Apresentador(es): Danilo Bordini e Diego Blanco Sessão 2 10h00 às 10h50 O que muda com o Windows Universal Apps Apresentador(es): Vinicius Souza Sessão 3 11h00 às 11h50 O novo Windows Phone Application Model Apresentador(es): Thiago Monaco Sessão 4 13h30 às 14h20 Windows Runtime para Windows Phone Developers Apresentador(es): Osvaldo Daibert Sessão 5 14h30 às 15h10 Indo Além: Utilizando o Blend para criar suas Apps Apresentador(es): Aline Brito (MSP) Sessão 6 15h20 às 16h10 Resolvendo problemas e melhorando a performance de aplicativos Windows e Windows Phone Apresentador(es): Miguel Ferreira Sessão 7 16h40 às 17h30 Windows Phone, Windows Store e Dev Center Apresentador(es): Marlon Luz 18h00 às 18h30 Encerramento 09h40 às 10h00 Coffee Break 11h50 às 13h30 Almoço Coffee Break16h10 às 16h40 17h30 às 18h00 Networking time
- 4. Games Sessão 1 09h00 às 09h40 Journey to the Cloud Apresentador(es): Danilo Bordini e Diego Blanco Sessão 2 10h00 às 10h50 Tire a sua ideia do papel: Inspire-se no caso da parceria Qranio e Microsoft Apresentador(es): Fabio Mota (Qranio) Sessão 3 11h00 às 11h50 Acelerando a criação de jogos para o Windows 8 com Middlewares Apresentador(es): Caio Chaves Garcez Sessão 4 13h30 às 14h20 Usando o Azure como backend em jogos multiplayer Apresentador(es): Maurício Alegretti (MVP) Sessão 5 14h30 às 15h10 Desenvolvendo jogos multiplataforma em C# com MonoGame Apresentador(es): Alexandre Chohfi (MVP) Sessão 6 15h20 às 16h10 Criação de games com DirectX/C++ Apresentador(es): João Antonio Farias (MVP) Sessão 7 16h40 às 17h30 Unity como plataforma de desenvolvimento de jogos Apresentador(es): Jay Santos (Unity) 18h00 às 18h30 Encerramento 09h40 às 10h00 Coffee Break 11h50 às 13h30 Almoço Coffee Break16h10 às 16h40 17h30 às 18h00 Networking time
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- 16. The Device OS: Windows PCs and Phones Devices Platform The Cloud OS: What Microsoft and third parties run cloud services on Microsoft’s online services for customers and partners Services Platform First Party Services 1st & 3rd Party Devices Common Core
- 18. Universal Windows apps and Xamarin iOS
- 20. The Device OS: Windows PCs and Phones Devices Platform The Cloud OS: What Microsoft and third parties run cloud services on Microsoft’s online services for customers and partners Services Platform First Party Services 1st and 3rd Party Devices
- 21. .NET Hyper-V Visual Studio System Center Active Directory Programming languages + tools .NET, Visual Studio, TFS + Git, Java, NodeJS, PHP, Python, Ruby, C++ Microsoft cloud infrastructure Web Mobile Gaming Cloud services Data Analytics Media Identity IaaS Windows VMs Linux VMs Storage Networking PaaS
- 22. SQL, SharePoint, BizTalk Images Distributed Cache Queue Geo ReplicationRead-Only Secondary Storage Delete Disks Large Memory SKU Tag Expressions Per Minute Billing Stop without Billing MSDN Dev/Test Integration Offline Operations VIP ACLs Site to Site Virtual Network New VM Gallery Point to Site Software VPN Android SupportHTML 5/CORS Windows Phone Support Custom Mobile API iOS Notification Support Git Source Control Windows 8 Notification Support Mercurial Deployment Log Streaming IP and SNI SSL IP/DDOS Protection http Logs to Storage WebSockets New Relic Remote Debug VOD Streaming + Encoding AD Management Portal AD Directory Sync Manage Azure in AD B2B/EDI and EAI Adapters AutoScale/Monitoring Windows Server Backup Hyper-V Disaster Recovery Support http Logs to Storage Import/Export Hard Drives CORS/JSON Storage Support Storage Analytics Message Pump Programming Model AMQP Support Partitioned Queues/Topics Cloud Services SDK 2.0 Dynamic Remote Desktop Dynamic Remote Desktop 2013 Xamarin integration HDInsight AutoScale IaaS Multi-Factor Auth Active Directory BizTalk Services Traffic Manager PowerBI Web Sites Notification Hubs Mobile Services Media Services Scheduler VS Online Hyper-V Recovery
- 23. Azure footprint 16 regions worldwide in 2014
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- 28. Universal Windows apps and Xamarin iOS
- 31. Great experiences … … powered by the cloud
- 32. Reach across platforms Use what you know Cloud and Mobile First
Notes de l'éditeur
- This presentation provides an overview of why developers and businesses should want to build with Microsoft. It is has been created to be used on its own or for you to use before you dive on more specific product or technical discussions. Please send any feedback to platstory@Microsoft.com
- It’s a mobile first / cloud first world The number of smart devices connected to the internet passed the number of people on the planet in 2008. This will only keep growing at a faster rate. Cheap storage and easy access to computing power has shifted developer interest to the cloud. Lots of interesting new possibilities but also some pain points for devs and businesses: How do I reach people across a multitude of devices? Does doing so mean learning new skills? If so, at what cost? How do I stand out in a sea of apps? How can I reach more platforms more easily? Over 2 billion PCs, 5B phones and 7B people. Expecting 50 billion devices by 2020 and 10 trillion items with smart technology in them. In 2008 the number of connected devices surpassed people.
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- From the latest web technologies to old school programing languages, chances are you already have the skills to build apps and experiences on our platform.
- When it comes to delivering amazing experiences across platforms no one has our experience at such a global scale . . . Large numbers: Office : Over 1 billion people use Office. That’s 1 in 7 people on the planet. (March 2014) Azure: Windows Azure uses more server compute than the entire planet used in 1999, Windows Azure has tens of thousands of customers and is adding hundreds every day, 3. Compute usage doubled in the last 6 months, storage has doubled over the last 2 months OneDrive: Over 250M people use OneDrive Outlook.com: gained one million users in less than 24 hours on its launch day Skype: Skype users spend up to 2 billion minutes per day using the service.
- Building 1st Party services that support massive scale an reliability meant building a Services Platform for these to be built on top of
- This Platform is built on Microsoft Azure and Windows Server Microsoft customers and partners benefit from using our first party services or – - By building their own services on top our platform
- For Microsoft, the runtime for the cloud OS is a set of capabilities that will enable development against the cloud design point and new app patterns. It’s comprised of a core set of capabilities such as virtual machines, websites, and media & mobile services that developers can extend through higher level services such as identity, data, and integration. In addition, application/SaaS-level extensibility also enables an increasingly relevant class of apps, especially for business application developers. As developers shift toward the emerging app pattern, this portfolio of capabilities will become the baseline set of requirements, and only Microsoft has this portfolio today. In Windows Azure, we ship these capabilities on a continuous basis (many of them just since the last Build in 2012) to support delivery of this new runtime for the development scenarios that will matter in the device & service era, and it starts with the IaaS capability of Windows Azure Virtual Machines for developers that want to write to bare metal. There are a number of recent advancements, including high availability, load-balanced SQL Server, virtual private gateway, and the availability of Windows Server Blue as a supported OS image.
- Windows interoperates via standard protocols like REST, JSON, AtomPub, and others Windows works with your identity, be it Facebook, Yahoo, Google, or any other OpenID provider Windows works with open source, be it Hadoop, Mongo, CouchDB, mySQL, and others Windows gives back to the open source community, with parts of .net and libraries for multiple non-ms languages published on github Windows works with the languages developers like ... .NET, Java, PHP, node.js, Python, etc. Windows works with the tools developers like ... visual studio, eclipse ... we even provide tools for deployment from desktop Linux and Mac Windows supports server OS distros from SUSE, openSUSE, Ubuntu, CentOS, and now Oracle Linux Windows supports multiple device platforms, including iOS, Android, and HTML5