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Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform that provides virtual machines, web hosting, mobile services, and other cloud services. It allows companies to reduce expenses, increase productivity, gain exposure to new markets and clients, and shorten time to market. Azure offers virtual machines, web sites, cloud services, and mobile services. It provides a scalable environment with tools for web hosting, data management, business intelligence, caching, messaging, media, and more.
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- 2. Objectives •Cloud Computing Overview •Introduction to Microsoft Azure Platform •Overview ClickSoftware & Cloud Computing •What can we do for you?
- 5. What do we need it for •Reduce Expenses •Increase Productivity •New Markets/Clients Exposure •Time To Market
- 6. Welcome To Azure Virtual Cloud Mobile Web Sites Machines Services Services
- 7. Welcome To Azure Virtual Cloud Mobile Web Sites Machines Services Services •Windows/Linux based VMs •Scalable on demand •Pre-Built/Community Images •As Few as possible human administration Approach •Performance
- 8. Welcome To Azure Virtual Cloud Mobile Web Sites Machines Services Services •IIS Based Web Hosting Solution •Quick and Easy Deployment •Highly Scalable Cloud Environment •Supports .Net, Node.JS, PHP and Open Source Platforms •Integrated with Azure SQL, Cache and Storage
- 9. Welcome To Azure Virtual Cloud Mobile Web Sites Machines Services Services • Highly-Available, Infinitely Scalable Applications Creation •Data Management (SQL Server, NoSQL Tables, BLOBS) •Automated Backup •BI (SQL Reporting, HADOOP) •Caching, Messaging, Media, Marketplace
- 10. Welcome To Azure Virtual Cloud Mobile Web Sites Machines Services Services •Supports Windows Store, Windows Phone 8, iOS, Android •Easily Integrated With Azure Data Models •Authenticate users via Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Twitter •Supports Push Notifications, SMS, and Email. •SDKs for native C#, Objective C and Java Clients
- 11. Key Benefits •Familiar Technological Environment •Reduce Maintenance & Administration Costs •Multi-Platform Support – One Technology Fits Them All •Gain Global Reach and Boost Your Exposure •Time To Market
- 12. Pricing Model