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Building Intelligent Cloud with Microsoft Azure
The document outlines a webinar on Microsoft Azure, covering key topics such as Azure's structure, its virtual machines, storage options, network connectivity, and SQL database management. It emphasizes Azure's global infrastructure and capabilities, such as scalability, flexibility, and compliance with various regulations. Attendees are encouraged to ask questions, and resources will be available after the session for further learning and clarification.
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Building Intelligent Cloud with Microsoft Azure
- 1. Building the IntelligentCloud with Microsoft Azure Notes: If you experience audio issues during the webinar, you can dial in through telephone details provided to you in your registration confirmation email. Please feel free to post questions in the questions dialog & we will try to answer as many as we can at the end. Recording of this session will be shared in next 24-48 hours. You can also write to us at marketing@winwire.com for any clarifications or information.
- 2. Session Speaker David Armstrong VP– Technology Solutions WinWire Technologies
- 3. 1. What isWindows Azure 2. Virtual Machines 3. Azure Storage 4. Azure SQL 5. Network Connectivity to Azure 6. Virtual Networks (VNets) Agenda 7. Q&A
- 4. What is WindowsAzure? Open and Flexible Cloud Platform Build, Deploy, and Manage Applications across Global Network Build Applications using Any Language, Tool, or Framework Integrate Public Cloud Applications with your Existing IT Environment
- 5. Why use theCloud? Speed • Faster than Traditional Application Development Economics • Lower Cost Scale • Scale out Quickly • Provide Global Scale
- 6. Hyper scale Infrastructureis the enabler Operational Central US Iowa West US California East US Virginia US Gov Virginia North Central US Illinois US Gov Iowa South Central US Texas Brazil South Sao Paulo State West Europe Netherlands China North * Beijing China South * Shanghai Japan East Tokyo, Saitama Japan West Osaka India South Chennai East Asia Hong Kong SE Asia Singapore Australia South East Victoria Australia East New South Wales India Central Pune Canada East Quebec City Canada Central Toronto India West Mumbai Germany North East ** Magdeburg Germany Central ** Frankfurt North Europe Ireland East US 2 Virginia United Kingdom Regions 100+ datacenters Top 3 networks in the world 2x AWS, 7x Google DC Regions G Series – Largest VM in World, 32 cores, 448GB Ram, SSD… Announced/Not Operational * Operated by 21Vianet ** Data Stewardship by Deutsche Telekom 28 Regions Worldwide, 22 ONLINE…huge capacity around the world…growing every year
- 7. Platform Services Infrastructure Services DatacenterInfrastructure (28 Regions, 22 Online) Web Apps Infrastructure Mobile Backends API Management API App Infrastructure Business Process Automation Push Notifications Content Delivery Network (CDN) Live & OD Media Streaming B2B Integration Hybrid Connections Pub/Sub Queuing Simple Queuing Hybrid Operations Server Data Backup Hybrid/Intelligent Data Backup Disaster Recovery Bulk Data Import And Export Relational SQL Database Document Database Service Distributed In-Memory Cache Search Simple Key/Value Store Data Warehouse Directory Health Monitoring Privileged Identity Management Operational Analytics Stateless Compute Scheduled Compute Jobs Virtual App Streaming Distributed Compute Development Tools Application Instrumentation Software Development Kits Software Lifecycle Management Domain Join & Policy Management Big Data Analytics Predictive Analytics Data Stream Analytics Data Pipelines Device Data Collection Mobile Analytics Big Data Storage IoT Device Management Data Source Management Security & Management User/Group Directory Store Multi-Factor Authentication Scheduled Service Management Service Creation & Configuration Encryption Key Store Software/Solution Marketplace Pre-Build VM Images Identity Sign-Up and sign-in Task Scheduler
- 8. Azure Compliance The largestcompliance portfolio in the industry HIPAA / HITECH FedRAMP JAB P-ATO FIPS 140-2 FERPA DISA Level 2 ITAR-readyCJIS21 CFR Part 11 IRS 1075 Section 508 VPAT ISO 27001 PCI DSS Level 1SOC 1 Type 2 SOC 2 Type 2 ISO 27018Cloud Controls Matrix Content Delivery and Security Association Shared Assessments European Union Model Clauses United Kingdom G-Cloud Singapore MTCS Level 3 Australian Signals Directorate Japan Financial Services China Multi Layer Protection Scheme China CCCPPF New Zealand GCIO China GB 18030 EU Safe Harbor ENISA IAF
- 9. Azure is anopen cloud Applications Clients Infrastructure Management Databases & Middleware App Frameworks & Tools DevOps PaaS & DevOps
- 10. Cloud Models Revisited Highercost/More Control Lower Cost/More Agility
- 11. How do youuse Azure? Azure Management Portal Visual Studio / VS Code PowerShell or Azure CLI Custom Code calling ARM API
- 12. Same Tools –Your Choice of Location • Consistent Tooling • Consistent Templates
- 13. 1. What isWindows Azure 2. Virtual Machines 3. Azure Storage 4. Azure SQL 5. Network Connectivity to Azure 6. Virtual Networks (VNets) Agenda 7. Q&A
- 14. Azure Virtual Machines •Deploy on-demand • Easily scale up (or down) • Pay for what you use • Availability Sets with 99.95% SLA • Most flexible option to run workloads in Azure • Support from 1 to 32 CPUs and up to 448 GBs of memory • Supports Windows and Linux operating systems • Supports high-performance low-latency SSD backed storage
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- 16. Windows VM ConfigurationA Series Specifications
- 17. Windows VM ConfigurationD Series Specifications
- 18. Windows VM ConfigurationDv2 Series Specifications
- 19. 1. What isWindows Azure 2. Virtual Machines 3. Azure Storage 4. Azure SQL 5. Network Connectivity to Azure 6. Virtual Networks (VNets) Agenda 7. Q&A
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- 21. Azure Storage • Basedon page blobs in Azure Storage • Up to 500 IOPS per disk • Up to 1 TB per disk storage capacity • Support for geo-redundancy • Supports all instance sizes • Based on low latency high performance SSD storage • Up to 5000 IOPS per disk • Support for local-redundancy only • Supports the DS and GS instance sizes
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- 23. Azure Premium Storage DiskType P10 P20 P30 Disk Size 128 GB 512 GB 1024 GB IOPs / Disk 500 2,300 5,000 Throughput / Disk 100 MB/S 150 MB/S 200 MB/S
- 24. 1. What isWindows Azure 2. Virtual Machines 3. Azure Storage 4. Azure SQL 5. Network Connectivity to Azure 6. Virtual Networks (VNets) Agenda 7. Q&A
- 25. Azure SQL • StoreSQL (RDMS) data in the cloud • Available in Basic, Standard and Premium Service Tiers
- 26. Azure SQL Limitations 1No Windows Authentication. Use Azure AD Authentication 2 Cross Database Queries using 3 or 4 part names 3 Database Diagrams and Mail 4 EXECUTE As Logins 5 FILESTREAMS 6 Global Temporary Tables 7 SQL Agent 8 SQL Server Profiler 9 SQL Server trace 10 Transact-SQL debugging https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/sql-database-transact-sql-information/
- 27. Azure SQL Demonstration Provisionan Azure SQL database Migrate SQL 2014 database to Azure SQL Legacy ASP.NET application calling Azure SQL
- 28. Azure SQL DatabaseTransaction Unit
- 29. Azure SQL ElasticPools • Manage multiple databases sharing a common set of resources • Available in Basic, Standard and Premium Service Tiers
- 30. Azure SQL ElasticPools
- 31. 1. What isWindows Azure 2. Virtual Machines 3. Azure Storage 4. Azure SQL 5. Network Connectivity to Azure 6. Virtual Networks (VNets) Agenda 7. Q&A
- 32. Planning for Connectivity MicrosoftAzure ExpressRoute: up to 10 Gbps Site-to-Site VPN: up to 200 Mbps On-Premises Datacenter ExpressRoute • Dedicated Connection • Predictable Performance • High Throughput • Bandwidth: 50 Mbps to 10 Gbps Site-to-Site VPN • Uses existing Internet connection • IPSEC / Encrypted Traffic • Bandwidth: 100 Mbps to 200 Mbps
- 33. Planning for ConnectivityContinued P2S – Point-to-Site S2S – Site-to-Site VPN connects a single computer to the Azure Network using VPN VPN creates a persistent connection to the Azure Network • Requires additional hardware • Static IP Address (NO NAT) • Authentication completed using pre-shared key (PSK) over IPSec • Connection less than 200 Mbps Express Route Offered in partnership with several providers • Connect directly to Azure without traversing public internet • Speeds range from 50Mbps to 10Gbps • Great for off-site backup of large files, DR, business critical apps with high traffic • Private peering extends company infrastructure into Azure transparently • Public peering provides a fast connection to Azure services • Microsoft Peering applies to O365 and other traffic not related to Private / Public • https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/expressroute-locations/#partners
- 34. 1. What isWindows Azure 2. Virtual Machines 3. Azure Storage 4. Azure SQL 5. Network Connectivity to Azure 6. Virtual Networks (VNETs) Agenda 7. Q&A
- 35. Azure Virtual Networks VirtualNetwork VPN GW Frontend 10.1/16 Mid-tier 10.2/16 Backend 10.3/16 Internet On-premises 10.0/16 VPN and ExpressRoute Azure Direct Internet connectivity • Bring your own network • Create subnets with your private or public IP addresses • Bring your own DNS or use Azure-provided DNS • Hybrid connectivity with VPNs and/or ExpressRoute • Supports custom routing • Network Isolation
- 36. Azure Virtual NetworkComparison On Premise vs Azure implementation • Azure Infrastructure replaces router • NSGs replace firewalls. • Azure load balancers replace physical load balancers
- 37. Azure Virtual NetworkBenefits Isolation Access to the public Internet VNets are completely isolated from one another. That allows you to create disjoint networks for development, testing, & production that use the same CIDR address blocks. All IaaS VMs and PaaS role instances in a VNet can access the public Internet by default. You can control access by using Network Security Groups (NSGs). Access to VMs within the VNet Name resolution PaaS role instances and IaaS VMs can be launched in the same virtual network and they can connect to each other using private IP addresses even if they are in different subnets without the need to configure a gateway or use public IP addresses. Azure provides internal name resolution for IaaS VMs and PaaS role instances deployed in your VNet. You can also deploy your own DNS servers & configure the VNet to use. Security Traffic entering and exiting the virtual machines and PaaS role instances in a VNet can be controlled using Network Security groups. Connectivity VNets can be connected to each other, and even to your on-premises datacenter, by using a site-to-site VPN connection, or ExpressRoute connection
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