Microsoft Azure - Introduction
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This document provides an overview of various Microsoft Azure services including virtual machines, cloud services, websites, SQL database, storage, DocumentDB, networking, SDKs, messaging, caching, scheduling, Visual Studio Online, mobile services, media services, commerce, HDInsight, and backup. Key terms are defined such as affinity group, storage account, virtual network, cloud service, VIP, DIP, availability set. Links are provided to documentation and tutorials for many of the services.
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Microsoft Azure - Introduction
- 1. MICROSOFT AZURE MUMBO JUMBO Kashif Imran KashifImran@outlook.com
- 10. VIRTUAL MACHINES
- 11. AZURE TERMINOLOGY Affinity Group:Way to tell Azure that two elements should always be together and close to one another. (Aggregation, reduced latency, lower cost) Storage Account: Azure account to store disks Virtual Network: Logically isolated section in Azure that can be connected to on-prem datacenter or single machine. 99.9% monthly SLA. Cloud Service: Container for VMs. Security boundary. Allows load balancing, high availability and communications between VMs. (Code + Config for PaSS). A cloud service is created automatically when a VM is created. Get a public IP. (New-AzureReservedIP) VIP (Virtual IP): Public IP address pointing to the cloud service where VM is deployed. IP is not released until all VMs in cloud services are stopped (Deallocated) or deleted. DIP (Direct/Internal IP assigned by DHCP): IP assigned for within Azure communication. Released when VP is Stopped (Deallocated). (Set-AzureStaticVNetIP) Virtual Machine: On-demand scalable compute infrastructure. 99.95% monthly SLA ~ 21minutes/month Availability Set (Azure): Related to Fault domains (Avoid single point of failure for rack, switch etc.) and update domains (Not all hosts of VMS are updated at the same time). Availability Group (SQL): contains databases that are highly-available and recoverable. IOPS: 20,000 IOPS per storage account. 500 IOPS per disk
- 12. Demo Create Azure VMs
- 13. CLOUD SERVICES
- 15. AZURE WEBSITES Multi language support (ASP.NET, Java, PHP, Node.js, Python) SQL, MySQL, DocumentDB, MongoDB, Redis, Azure Table Storage Access On-Premises and Cloud Resources including SQL Server using Hybrid Connections and Virtual Network 99.9% uptime with a single instance website Vertical and Horizontal Scale, Auto Scaling Custom Domains SSL IP and Domain restrictions Continuous Deployment (VSO, GIT), FTP, Visual Studio, DropBox, BitBucket, Codeplex, Any external Git and Mercurial repository Diagnostics Logging, Remote Debugging Testing and Staging environments Backup
- 17. CHOOSING A COMPUTE MODEL http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/choose-web-site-cloud-service-vm
- 18. AZURE SQL DATABASE http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/dn741336.aspx
- 19. AZURE SQL PERFORMANCE LEVELS
- 20. Demo Azure SQL Database
- 22. DOCUMENTDB Schema-free NoSQL databases Complex ad hoc queries using the SQL dialect Native JSON support JavaScript execution within the database Tunable consistency levels Fully managed Elastically scalable throughput and storage http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/documentdb-introduction/ http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Microsoft-Azure/AzureConf-2014/Microsoft-Azure-Document-Database- Deep-Dive
- 23. NETWORKING
- 24. AZURE SDK .NET Java Node.js PHP Python Ruby Mobile (iOS, Android, Windows) Media http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/
- 25. MESSAGING
- 26. Demo Azure Documentation – Using Queue in .NET
- 28. VISUAL STUDIO ONLINE Source Control System (TFS) Version Control (Git, TFVC) Work Item Tracking Load Testing Service Application Insights http://www.visualstudio.com/
- 29. Demo Visual Studio Online
- 30. MOBILE SERVICES
- 31. MEDIA SERVICES
- 32. COMMERCE
- 33. HDINSIGHT
- 34. BACKUP
- 35. QUESTIONS?
Editor's Notes
- Create scheduled job Show Azure Scheduler and how it uses HTTP GET/POST to execute jobs
- NuGet packages that you add to a Visual Studio project provide a framework that your code uses to work with the Azure Storage service or Service Bus queues. Dashboard. Part of the WebJobs SDK is included in Azure Websites and provides rich monitoring and diagnostics for the programs that you write by using the NuGet packages. You don't have to write code to use these monitoring and diagnostics features.