Windows Azure for Business
Viktor Tsykunov
Developers and Platform Evangelism Lead
Microsoft Ukraine
managedautomatedusage basedeconomics elastic
always up.
always on.
Public cloud steady
state pricing
Source: Microsoft
SMB: >25x public
cloud benefit
Enterprise: ~10x
public cloud benefit
S M T W T F S
Capacity Needed (Max + 20%)
J F M A M J J A S O N D
Capacity Needed (Max + 20%)
t
Compute
Inactivity
Period
On and Off Growing Fast
Unpredictable
Bursting
Predictable Bursting 24x7 Steady
Save
20-30%
Save
60-80%
On and Off
(30%)
Growing Fast
(15%)
Unpredictable Bursting
(25%)
Predictable Bursting
(20%)
24x7 Steady
(10%)
An Example: Windows Azure Storage
 47% of New Apps are on-prem
 88% of Sockets in corp. datacenter
 98% of large Orgs have some
degree of virtualization
 20% of Orgs have Private Clouds
 Majority of cloud growth is IaaS
 Majority of new cloud apps are PaaS
 Most efficient model for cloud
development
 ~16% of new Apps qualify as SaaS
 Business model, not hosting model.
There are on-premise SaaS apps.
COMPUTE STORAGE NETWORKING
BUSINESS
INTELLIGENCE
DATA API
managedautomatedusage based
economicselastic
always up.
always on.
hybridopen
flexible
New
Existing
+
hybrid
Other Service
Providers
Your Data Center
Windows
Azure
Modern
β€’ Web Apps
β€’ Virtualized Workloads
β€’ Cloud Services
Windows Azure Web Sites
EXECUTIONENVIRONMENT
CLOUDENABLEDSERVICES
HOSTINGOPTIONS
WEB
Windows Virtual Machines
on Windows and Azure
VIRTUAL
Windows Azure Worker Role
Windows Server w/ .NET 4.5
Major datacenter
West US, North Central US, S. Central US, East US, N. Europe, W. Europe, E. Asia, S.E. Asia + 24 Edge CDN Locations
compute data services networks
N Central US, S Central US, N Europe, W Europe, E Asia,
SE Asia + 24 Edge CDN Locations
Automated
Managed Resources
Elastic
Usage Based
app services
Features:
β€’ 99.95% Monthly SLA
β€’ Support for Windows and Linux VM’s
β€’ Fault Isolation
β€’ Elastic Capacity
β€’ Open source support (Git, etc…)
β€’ First class .Net Support
β€’ Support for a variety of languages and
frameworks -
IaaS and PaaS based hosting options
.net
node.js
java
php
python
Frameworks
WEBVIRTUALCLOUD
Infrastructure as a Service
Lock-In
Windows Azure
Customer Data Center
Other Service Providers
Windows
Virtual Machine
Virtual Machines
2
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Server
Web Site Azure SQL DB
Fault Domain #1
Fault Domain #2
Fault Domain #3
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Windows Azure feature ISO
27001
SSAE 16
SOC 1
Type 2
EU
Model
Clauses
HIPAA
BAA
Web Sites
Virtual Machines οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ
Cloud Services οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ
Storage (Tables, Blobs, Queues) οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ
SQL Database
Caching
Content Delivery Network
Networking (Connect, TM, VNet) οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ
Azure Active Directory
Service Bus
Media Services
Program Description
ISO 27001 β€’ Internationally recognized information security standard, broadly accepted outside U.S.,133 controls across 11 domains
β€’ Annual surveillance audits with continual improvement
EU Data Protection Directive β€’ Law that sets a baseline for handling personal data in the EU, Microsoft complies through EU-US Safe Harbor Framework
β€’ EU regulators and customers asking for EU Model Clauses
HIPAA BAA β€’ Specifies privacy, security, and disaster recovery guidelines for electronic storage of health records in the United States
β€’ Business Associate Agreement (BAA) enables third parties to build HIPAA compliant solutions
SSAE 16 / ISAE 3402 β€’ Accounting standard relied upon as the authoritative guidance for reporting on service organizations (SOC 1, SOC 2, SOC 3)
β€’ Annual audit, controls monitored for 6 months, 10 domains, detailed audit report shared with customers under NDA
FISMA β€’ U.S. Federal law enacted in 2002, based on NIST 800 series, 18 control domains, in-depth audit, documentation heavy
β€’ Applies to all U.S. Federal agencies, New FedRAMP became effective in June 2012
FISMA
ISO
HIPAA
Azure for business

Azure for business

  • 1.
    Windows Azure forBusiness Viktor Tsykunov Developers and Platform Evangelism Lead Microsoft Ukraine
  • 3.
  • 4.
    Public cloud steady statepricing Source: Microsoft SMB: >25x public cloud benefit Enterprise: ~10x public cloud benefit
  • 5.
    S M TW T F S Capacity Needed (Max + 20%) J F M A M J J A S O N D Capacity Needed (Max + 20%) t Compute Inactivity Period On and Off Growing Fast Unpredictable Bursting Predictable Bursting 24x7 Steady Save 20-30% Save 60-80% On and Off (30%) Growing Fast (15%) Unpredictable Bursting (25%) Predictable Bursting (20%) 24x7 Steady (10%)
  • 6.
    An Example: WindowsAzure Storage
  • 8.
     47% ofNew Apps are on-prem  88% of Sockets in corp. datacenter  98% of large Orgs have some degree of virtualization  20% of Orgs have Private Clouds  Majority of cloud growth is IaaS  Majority of new cloud apps are PaaS  Most efficient model for cloud development  ~16% of new Apps qualify as SaaS  Business model, not hosting model. There are on-premise SaaS apps.
  • 10.
    COMPUTE STORAGE NETWORKING BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE DATAAPI managedautomatedusage based economicselastic always up. always on. hybridopen flexible New Existing + hybrid Other Service Providers Your Data Center Windows Azure
  • 11.
    Modern β€’ Web Apps β€’Virtualized Workloads β€’ Cloud Services Windows Azure Web Sites EXECUTIONENVIRONMENT CLOUDENABLEDSERVICES HOSTINGOPTIONS WEB Windows Virtual Machines on Windows and Azure VIRTUAL Windows Azure Worker Role Windows Server w/ .NET 4.5
  • 13.
    Major datacenter West US,North Central US, S. Central US, East US, N. Europe, W. Europe, E. Asia, S.E. Asia + 24 Edge CDN Locations
  • 15.
    compute data servicesnetworks N Central US, S Central US, N Europe, W Europe, E Asia, SE Asia + 24 Edge CDN Locations Automated Managed Resources Elastic Usage Based app services
  • 18.
    Features: β€’ 99.95% MonthlySLA β€’ Support for Windows and Linux VM’s β€’ Fault Isolation β€’ Elastic Capacity β€’ Open source support (Git, etc…) β€’ First class .Net Support β€’ Support for a variety of languages and frameworks - IaaS and PaaS based hosting options .net node.js java php python Frameworks WEBVIRTUALCLOUD
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    Lock-In Windows Azure Customer DataCenter Other Service Providers Windows Virtual Machine
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    Web Site AzureSQL DB Fault Domain #1 Fault Domain #2 Fault Domain #3
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    Windows Azure featureISO 27001 SSAE 16 SOC 1 Type 2 EU Model Clauses HIPAA BAA Web Sites Virtual Machines οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ Cloud Services οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ Storage (Tables, Blobs, Queues) οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ SQL Database Caching Content Delivery Network Networking (Connect, TM, VNet) οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ οƒΌ Azure Active Directory Service Bus Media Services Program Description ISO 27001 β€’ Internationally recognized information security standard, broadly accepted outside U.S.,133 controls across 11 domains β€’ Annual surveillance audits with continual improvement EU Data Protection Directive β€’ Law that sets a baseline for handling personal data in the EU, Microsoft complies through EU-US Safe Harbor Framework β€’ EU regulators and customers asking for EU Model Clauses HIPAA BAA β€’ Specifies privacy, security, and disaster recovery guidelines for electronic storage of health records in the United States β€’ Business Associate Agreement (BAA) enables third parties to build HIPAA compliant solutions SSAE 16 / ISAE 3402 β€’ Accounting standard relied upon as the authoritative guidance for reporting on service organizations (SOC 1, SOC 2, SOC 3) β€’ Annual audit, controls monitored for 6 months, 10 domains, detailed audit report shared with customers under NDA FISMA β€’ U.S. Federal law enacted in 2002, based on NIST 800 series, 18 control domains, in-depth audit, documentation heavy β€’ Applies to all U.S. Federal agencies, New FedRAMP became effective in June 2012 FISMA ISO HIPAA