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SINGAPORE
PLATFORM, ADVANCED
Hammad Rajjoub
Architect Evangelist, Microsoft Singapore
Windows Azure
AppFabric – The
Middleware for the
Cloud

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The Cloud.

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All Apps Move To The Cloud.

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I would also like ….

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Cure for Cancer…

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World Peace..

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Get rid of Famine…

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Finish the book I am writing “on time”…

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All Apps Move To The Cloud.

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No They Don’t.

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Analogy: Rural vs. Urban living ..

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• IMAGE COMES HERE..

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We need to connect the dots…

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Agenda
• Windows Azure AppFabric –The Middleware
for the Cloud
• Building Blocks
• Service Bus

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Speaker Intro
• Architect Evangelist at Microsoft
• Published Author
• Microsoft Business Platform Technology Advisor
• Microsoft Cloud Advisory Council
• IASA Speaker and Member
• 7 times MVP
• @hammadrajjoub
• http://www.hammadrajjoub.net

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Likewise for software, we need middleware…

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… all sorts of middleware, in fact

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Windows Azure AppFabric

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Windows Azure AppFabric Cache
• A distributed, in-memory cache for apps running in Azure:
– In-memory cache located near your Azure applications
– Based on Windows Server AppFabric Caching
• Benefits:
– Highly scalable with low latency and high throughput
– Can dynamically increase and decrease as needed, without redeploying
or modifying your application
– User doesn’t have to bother with configuration, deployment, or
management of their cache infrastructure

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Key Capabilities & Benefits
Web Role
• Easily integrates into existing apps Local Cache
– Cache-Aside Model
– One API for Server and Cloud Output
– ASP.NET Session State Provider Sessions
– ASP.NET Page Output Caching Provider Reference
Data
• Very low latency with Local Cache Activity Data
• Caches any serializable CLR object Resource
– No serialization costs for local caching Data
• Secured w/ Access Control Service
DB

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A quick look at Cloud Cache...
DEMO

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Windows Azure AppFabric Access Control
Access Control Free till Jan 2012
• Federated Identity and AuthZ for any Application
– Web, Desktop, Mobile
– Identity Providers: OAuth WRAP
• Facebook, Google, Yahoo, Live ID OAuth 2.0
• Active Directory Federation Services 2.0 Access Control
WS-*
Service
• OAuth 2, OAuth WRAP
• WS-Trust 1.3
Open ID Rules
– Tokens Formats Google, Yahoo
• OAuth WRAP SWT Facebook
Websites and web
• SAML 1.1, SAML 2.0 Live ID services
• Authorization Rules

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Windows Azure AppFabric
Application Manager
Web Services Workflow
• Application Server Infrastructure
– Deployment and Placement
– Execution Lifecycle
– Scale Out
– High Availability
– Isolation
– Resource Management
– Routing
– Usage Monitoring

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Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus
Service Bus
• Interconnect services across networks
– Naming and Discovery
– Connectivity w/ NAT and Firewall Traversal
– Access Control Integrated Authorization
• Cloud-Based Message-Oriented Middleware
– Next Generation Message Queue Technology
– Rich Publish/Subscribe with Filtering
– Transaction Integration

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Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus
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Connectivity Messaging Service Integration
Service Relay Queuing Management Routing
Protocol Tunnel Pub/Sub Naming, Discovery Coordination
Eventing, Push Reliable Transfer Monitoring Transformation
Rich options for Reliable, Consistent Content-based
interconnecting transaction-aware management routing, document
apps across cloud messaging surface and service transformation,
network infrastructure for observation and process
boundaries business apps. capabilities coordination.

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Queues!
P Queue C
• Reliable, durable storage – up to 1GB per Queue*
• Queues stay in the system once created, no TTL limit
• Max message size 256KB, Sessions allow grouping
• Messaging API, WCF, and HTTP/REST Interfaces

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My Queue runs in the cloud. How about yours?
DEMO

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Topics!
S C
P Topic S C
S C
• All the Features of Queues + Publish/Subscribe
• Up to 2000 Subscriptions on a Topic
• Each Subscription is a virtual queue getting message copies
• Subscriptions can have filters and actions

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We have “Topics” in the cloud. Do you?
DEMO

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Bridging on premise messaging with the Cloud
SB Queue C Cloud
On Premise
P MSMQ Broker
• Messages are pushed to MSMQ
• Broker reads off MSMQ and publishes to SB Queue
• Service Bus Queue Client can reads it off the queue

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Look ma! I can do HYBRID messaging…
DEMO

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Runtime API Choices
Apps
WCF Service Model
WCF Bindings HTTP SOAP
REST WS-*
(Relay Clients)
Service Bus Relay Protocol
Implementation Messaging API
(private)
.NET Framework 4.0 Any Platform
Service Bus

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Summary
- The Cloud Middleware
- Service Bus enables connectivity between
On-Premise and Cloud Apps
- AppFabric applications are inherently cloud
ready
- Integration Services will bring BizTalk to the
Cloud

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Learn more..
- Rayan’s Master Class on Windows Azure
- Channel9 Videos
- http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/ServiceBusTopicsAndQueues
- http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/BUILD/BUILD2011/SAC-862T
- Windows Azure AppFabric Samples:
- http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=2742
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- The Developer’s Guide to AppFabric – Alan Smith
- Windows Azure Development Cookbook- Neil McKenzie
- Customer Advisory Team: http://www.windowsazurecat.com/
- @hammadrajjoub - www.hammadrajjoub.net

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Thank You
hamadr@microsoft.com /
@hammadrajjoub /
Microsoft Virtual Academy IT Pro Trials Developer Downloads
http://wwww.hammadrajjoub.net

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