1.
Title Time
AZR343 The Next Generation of Azure Compute Platform with Mark Russinovich Monday July 27, 16:30 - 17:45
CDP315 Getting Ready for Microsoft Azure Stack: Technical Skills Investment Tuesday July 28, 16:15 - 17:30
AZR200 An Overview of Microsoft Azure Networking Capabilities Monday July 27, 16:30 - 17:45
AZR204 How to make Partners successful in the Azure Marketplace? Monday July 27, 16:30 - 17:45
AZR305 Azure IaaS Futures Tuesday July 28, 8:30 - 9:45
AZR214 Azure IaaS: Past, Present, Future, and how we stack up Tuesday July 28, 14:30 - 15:45
AZR316 DevOps Kung Fu on Azure Virtual Machines Wednesday July 29, 12:45 - 14:00
AZR306 Azure Infrastructure and Datacenter Futures with Mark Russinovich Thursday July 30, 16:15 - 17:30
AZR325 Manage and Secure Azure resources using Azure Resource Groups and Role
Based Access Control (RBAC)
Thursday July 30, 8:30 - 9:45
AZR328 Running Docker containers in Azure Wednesday July 29, 14:30 - 15:45
AZR335 What are we doing to make Linux/OSS run great on Azure Thursday July 30, 16:15 - 17:30

2.
What is IaaS and IaaS v2
IaaS templates
Security and cost management
Complex application templates
Migration from Classic to
Resource Manager
Unified Azure Stack

3.
Overview of Virtual Machine Services
Compute resources
Virtual machines
VM extensions
Storage resources
Blobs, tables, and ques functionality
Storage accounts (blobs) - Standard & Premium Storage
Networking resources
Virtual networks
Network interface cards (NICs)
Load balancers
IP addresses
Network Security Groups

4.
Classic Model (v1) Resource Manager (V2)

5.
High Bandwidth with Low Latency
GA mid-April
Up to 32 TB of storage per VM
64,000 IOPS per VM
50,000 IOPS per disk
~5 ms read/write (no cache)
less than 1ms read latency (cache)
Uncached
Disk
Cached
Disk
Local
Disk
Disk Provisioning Disk Provisioning
SSD Provisioning
Premium Storage
Blobs
VM/Network Provisioning Server
SSD

6.
• Visual Studio debuggers
• Diagnostics agents
• Monitoring agents
• Access recovery
• Docker extension
• Backup helper

7.
Manage resources as a
single unit
Role based access and control
(RBAC) on groups or resources
Billing integrated tagging on
groups or resources
RESOURCE GROUP

8.
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
SQL - A Website
Virtual
Machines
SQL-A
Website
[SQL CONFIG] VM (2x)
DEPENDS ON SQL
DEPENDS ON SQL
SQL CONFIG

9.
 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

10.
 Increased Security over
Keys
 Applications get no direct
access to Keys
 Level 2 Certified HSMs

11.
Upgrade
• complexity made simple
• master template can be used to rollout upgrades
• imperative APIs, client tools support to update resources
Manageability, Auditing
• operations can be tracked upto 90 days
• management Locks to lock down resources from deletion

12.
 Wide range of Quickstart Templates
 Indexed on Azure.com
 Github Repo
 Community & Microsoft contributed
 Integration of IaaS with Azure Services

13.
“New” capabilities
• Virtual Network Gateways
• Site to Site, VNET to VNET, VNET to Multi Site
• Resize Disk
• iDNS
What’s Coming
• Express Route
• Point to Site
• Forced Tunneling
• User Defined Routes
• IP address mobility

14.
 Tags assigned to resources or groups
 Subscription-wide taxonomy
 Each resource can have up to 15 tags
 Flow through into Azure Billing
• Notes: Simple note for VM
• Creator: track the “owner” of a VM
• Department/Cost center: who pays
• Environment: production vs. pre-production vs. test

15.
What is RBAC
 Role Based Access and Control
 Allows secure access with granular permissions to resources
 Old Model: All or Nothing
 Full integration with Azure Active Directory
 Assigned to Subscription, Resource Group, or Resource
 Built-in roles make it easy to get started
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

16.
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
 Access Controls are set at the API level

17.
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 resource tags
• 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
• 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

18.
Division
Arch & Design
Assembly
Engineering
Materials
Production Eng.
Shipping
Simplify Your Cost Allocation with Azure Tags and Cloud Cruiser

19.
Partner Example 2: Cloudyn
Keeping your cost & usage under control

20.
Infrastructure
• 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

21.
jumpbox
tshirtSize
osFamily

22.
DataStax on Azure Virtual Machines (v2)

23.
clusterNodeCount
clusterName
DataStax on Azure Virtual Machines

24.
Consistent
Management
Layer
Curated
Extensions

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Start
Validate
Commit

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On-Premises Network
Connectivity Provider
Infrastrucutre
Dedicated Express
Route Connection
Azure DataCenter
Azure IaaS API Service [Classic]
Azure IaaS API Service under
Azure Resource Manager
Web Server
Load Balancer
Migration of State
Removal of State from Classic
No VM Downtime
Control Planes locked
VNET & IaaS VMs
for migration are identified
Control Planes unlocked

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Virtual Machines service with Resource Manager
Faster Scalability, Larger overall deployments
Ability to make parallel configuration changes
One-click deployment of the most complex applications
Repeatable deployments with “config as code”
Delegation and management with RBAC and tagging
RBAC through AAD users or groups
Billing integrated tagging
Unified Azure Stack
Metadata Migration from Classic to Resource Manager

29.
Title Time
AZR343 The Next Generation of Azure Compute Platform with Mark Russinovich Monday July 27, 16:30 - 17:45
CDP315 Getting Ready for Microsoft Azure Stack: Technical Skills Investment Tuesday July 28, 16:15 - 17:30
AZR200 An Overview of Microsoft Azure Networking Capabilities Monday July 27, 16:30 - 17:45
AZR204 How to make Partners successful in the Azure Marketplace? Monday July 27, 16:30 - 17:45
AZR305 Azure IaaS Futures Tuesday July 28, 8:30 - 9:45
AZR214 Azure IaaS: Past, Present, Future, and how we stack up Tuesday July 28, 14:30 - 15:45
AZR316 DevOps Kung Fu on Azure Virtual Machines Wednesday July 29, 12:45 - 14:00
AZR306 Azure Infrastructure and Datacenter Futures with Mark Russinovich Thursday July 30, 16:15 - 17:30
AZR325 Manage and Secure Azure resources using Azure Resource Groups and Role
Based Access Control (RBAC)
Thursday July 30, 8:30 - 9:45
AZR328 Running Docker containers in Azure Wednesday July 29, 14:30 - 15:45
AZR335 What are we doing to make Linux/OSS run great on Azure Thursday July 30, 16:15 - 17:30