Windows azure uk universities overview march 2012

Packaged Infrastructure Platform Software (as a Service) Software (as a Service) (as a Service) You manage Applications Applications Applications Applications You manage Data Data Data Data Runtime Runtime Runtime Runtime Managed by vendor Middleware Middleware Middleware MiddlewareYou manage Managed by vendor O/S O/S Managed by vendor O/S O/S Virtualization Virtualization Virtualization Virtualization Servers Servers Servers Servers Storage Storage Storage Storage Networking Networking Networking Networking Host Build Consum e

On-Premises Service Provider Dynamics online Office365 Users A A A Cloud Applications Compute/Storage/Network System Center Azure 2012 A A A A A A VM VM VMVM VM A Cloud PlatformPrivate Cloud VMCompute/Storage/Network Compute/Storage/Network

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Microsoft has run Online Services since 1994 1st MSFT datacenter built in 1989 Running Online Services 24x7x365 Global service delivery to 59 markets/36 languages ∙ 30B Live ID authentications/month ∙ 2B Bing queries/month ∙ 10B MSN page views/month ∙ 240B Messenger messages/monthGlobal Infrastructure to Run Your Services World Wide Quincy, WA: Approx. 500K sq ft, hydro-powered San Antonio, TX: Approx. 475K sq ft, recyclable water Chicago, IL: Approx. 700K sq ft, water economization Dublin, Ireland: Approx. 303K sq ft, air economization http://www.globalfoundationservices.com/

First Mega Datacenter built outside theUS, on-line on July 2009  Cost $500 million,  303k sq ft facility and growing  EU Datacenter Best Practice Award Winner  Stand-alone Server Pods  Environmentally Sustainable  Free Air-Cooling via Air-Side Economization  50% less energy use vs. traditional facilities  1 % water use vs. traditional facilities

Windows Azure PlatformCompute Storage Management CDN “Operating system “Middleware “Data Sets” “Relational database in the cloud” in the cloud” in the cloud in the cloud”

3) The « job » is divided in tasks. The tasks are put in a Queue 4) The worker get the tasks in the queue and process them 1) The user submit ajob trough the web UI 3 Queue 4 1 1 6 5 n Web Role Worker Role Blob 2 2) The job is added in the 5) Each worker post the results of his Table for future access computation in a Blob Table 6) The differents output are assembled to get the final result

Web Role Worker Role Instances Instances IIS Load Balance r Virtual MachineHTTP/HTTPS, TCP Application

Compute Instance I/O Instance CPU Memory Storage Performan Size ce Small 1.6 GHz 1.75 GB 225 GB Moderate Medium 2 x 1.6 GHz 3.5 GB 490 GB High Large 4 x 1.6 GHz 7 GB 1,000 GB HighExtra Large 8 x 1.6 GHz 14 GB 2,040 GB High

DatabaseApplication Database Virtual Server Database

Table Partition Key 1 Key A Key 2 Key 3 Partition Key B Key 3 Key 1Application Key B Key 2 Key 3 Partition Partition key Key 1 Row key Key C Key 2 Key 3 Property

What tables don’t do What tables can do  Not relational  Cheap  IfNo Referential Integrity these are  Very ScalableKey benefits of SQL to  importantJoins are SQL  No Azure Flexible you, use:Server compatibility which allows you  Limited Queriesto use familiar T-SQL, SQL library  DurableAPIs, tools, etc. For data that requires  No Group byserver-side computation such as Tables. Tables contain large collections ofjoins, sorts, views, and stored  No Aggregationsprocedures, SQL Azure is an ideal property-bag state (called entities) such as customer information, order data, newschoice.  Limited Indexes feed items. Tables sort their entities and can return a filtered subset of the entities.  No Transactions

Container Blob 10001101001 10011110111 Blob 11011011010 001101 10001101001 10011110111 11011011010 Blob 001101 10001101001 10011110111 11011011010 001101Application Container 1000 110 Blob 10001101001 Blob 10011110111 10001101001 11011011010 10011110111 001101 11011011010 001101

SQL Azure Synchronization with SQL Data SQL Azure SyncSynchronizati SQL Server on with SQL Data Sync

Traffic Manager North South North Western Southeast EastCentral US Central US Europe Europe Asia Asia Windows Azure Application Windows Azure Datacenter Application

On-Premises Windows AzureApplications Application and Data Web/Worker Role Instances Endpoint IPsec AgentOn-Premises Computer

Windows Azure Application 1)Receive work Web Role Worker Role 4) Do Instance 3) Dequeue Instance work message 5) Delete 2) Enqueue message message Queue

Service Bus Application Application(On-premises (On-premises or cloud) or cloud)

Blobs 1011011 0111011 0100011 0101011 11 01Windows Azure

In-Memory Caching Service Cached Data Cached Data Windows Azure Application Cached Data Windows AzureClient

On-premise Desktop Compute Cloud via Idle Win 7 Workstation Cores HPC HPC Head Node Edition Desktop User HPC Cluster Broker Node(s) Azure Compute Proxies Azure Compute Instances

With your Azuresubscription addadditional resourceswhen you need themPay only when youuse them

Application is accessed from • Embedded Azure Scheduler, not a Head Node • All runtimes: Parametric Sweep, MPI, Cluster SOA, Excel

National services / tightly coupled apps Departmental / mixed apps Ad hoc apps and queries Profitable Services Internet scale

Hadoop JobLogic Logic Logic Data Data DataLogic Logic Logic Data Data DataLogic Logic Logic Data Data Data Virtual Machine

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Identity Providers (IdPs) Access Control AD FS 4) Validate IdP token, then create Windows 2.0 Google Access Control (AC) token Live ID according to rules for this application Yahoo Facebook OpenID Rules Engine 2) 3) Send 5) Return IdP 7) Validate IdP token IdP AccessAuthenticate Token AC Access Control to Access Token Control user, then Token token, then use return IdP Control token its contents token Application AC Token (On-premises Browser 6) Submit or cloud) Access Control token 1) Access application and get redirected to IdP

ApplicationsContent Partner Datasets

Compute Web/Worker role: $0.04 to $0.96/instance per hour, depending on instance size Inbound Bandwidth: Free StorageClient Outbound Bandwidth:$0.12/GB (North America/Europe) $0.19/GB (Elsewhere) SQL Azure: $9.99/GB per month K 10001101001 Tables and blobs: K 10011110111 $0.14/GB per 11011011010 K 001101 month, $0.01/10,0 00 operations

www.WindowsAzure.com/Education Access for faculty No Credit Card required 5 Month Windows Azure Passes includes the following resources: Windows Azure 2 small compute instances 3GB of storage 250,000 storage transactions SQL Azure Two 1GB Web Edition database Azure AppFabric 100,000 Access Control transactions 2 Service Bus connections 1 Hosted Service Data Transfers (per region) 3 GB in 3 GB out

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