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Get started With Microsoft Azure Virtual Machine
The document discusses infrastructure as a service (IaaS) on Microsoft Azure, including how to use Azure storage, networking, and compute resources to deploy virtual machines. It provides an overview of key Azure services and features like virtual networks, availability sets, and disk types. The document also previews several demonstrations that will show how to create Azure storage and virtual machines.
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- 1. Learn from theExpert Get Started with Microsoft Azure Virtual Machine Lai Yoong Seng MVP Hyper-V | www.ms4u.info ericlaiys@outlook.com
- 2. Agenda Infrastructure AsA Service Storage Network Compute Summary & Wrap Up
- 3. What is IaaS? Wait,I already have that…
- 4. Major datacenter CDN node Livesub-region Announced sub-region Partner-operated sub-region
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- 6. Microsoft Azure Storage StoringData on Microsoft Azure
- 7. Microsoft Azure Storage StoringData on Microsoft Azure
- 8. West DCEast DC> 400 miles Defend against regional disasters Geo replication
- 9. Virtual Machine StorageArchitecture Azure Virtual Machine C: OS Disk E:, F:, etc. Data Disks Disk Cache
- 10. Virtual Machine StorageArchitecture Azure Virtual Machine C: OS Disk E:, F:, etc. Data Disks Disk Cache G:, H:, etc. SMB Share
- 11. Premium storage Up to32 TB of storage per VM >50,000 IOPS per VM Less than 1ms read latency
- 12. Learn from theExpert Demo – Creating Storage
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- 14. Azure Hybrid Cloud: Bringingit Together Extend your datacenter
- 15. Options for On-PremisesVPN Gateways
- 16. Extend your infrastructure Existing Datacenter Active Directory SharePointSQL Server Windows Azure Branch Datacenter Active Directory SharePoint SQL Server Windows Azure Point-to-Site VPN For Remote Users
- 17. Introducing ExpressRoute Virtual Network-Computeonly. ExpressRoute- Provides customerchoice andinclude access to compute,storage,and otherAzure services. Public internet Public internet Public internet a775T4R*
- 18. Learn from theExpert Demo – Creating Virtual Network Virtual Network
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- 20. Disaster Recovery Scenario 80/443 CloudService VPN Tunnel SQL DB Mirroring / AlwaysOn Distributed Filesystem Replication ( DFS-R ) Xcopy / Robocopy based Deployments
- 21. On-demand Dev/Test Scenario LB 80/443 CloudService 1 Cloud Service 2WEB SQL AD/DNS Corp Users VPN Tunnel
- 22. Availability & ServiceLevel Agreements
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- 28. The A family Highestvalue VM Size Basic and Standard Sizes General Purpose and High Memory High Performance A8/A9 (RDMA) A
- 29. The D family 60%faster CPU Up to 112 GB Memory Local SSD storageD
- 30. The G family Optimizedfor data workloads Up to 32 CPU cores, 448 GB RAM, 6.5 TB local SSD Latest generation Intel processor G
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- 32. Bring Your OwnServer/VHD
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- 34. Data Import andExport Service (Import) Ship data on 3.5" SATA Drives (up to 4 TB per drive)
- 35. Data Import andExport Service (Export) Ship empty 3.5" SATA Drives (up to 4 TB per drive) Data is shipped back to you on your own disks.
- 37. Learn from theExpert Demo – Creating Virtual Machine
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- 39. Must View Resources MicrosoftVirtual Academy: • Establish the Foundation: Core IaaS Infrastructure Technical Fundamentals – Click here • Dive Deep into Networking, Storage, and Disaster Recovery - Click here • Embrace Open Source Technologies to Accelerate and Scale Solutions - Click here
Editor's Notes
- #2 Title:- Get started with Microsoft Azure Virtual Machine Synopsis: In this session, we will explore the fundamental of building Microsoft Azure Virtual Machine as the first step to embark the journey to the cloud.
- #7 How it work? We store data is 3 disk – like mirror
- #8 If die, it is durable. Azure will mark as die and create another copy
- #10 Azure Storage Page Blobs, 3 copies VHD disks, 1 TB per disk (16 TB total) 500 IOPs (8000 IOPS total)
- #11 SMB 2.1
- #16 One of option to bridge on-premise to Azure. We have supported list Generic VPN device will work as long it support IKE, AES, SHA
- #17 1st- Site to Site VPN -setup a vpn tunnel- 2nd – Site to Multisite VPN 3rd – Vnet to Vnet 4th – Point to site VPN -client computer can connect using certificate (protected connection)
- #18 Another option without using site to site vpn is Use Express Route Rely on Exchange provider – another leased line Equinex, Singtel (10GB link) Leased line to their datacenter & your data center 2. Use MPLS -Can be part of your existing MPLS network -Give 1GBps connection (MPLS connection) -currently available in US Cloud on your MPLS VPN Avoid risks from exposure to Internet Avoid complexity and added costs Provides lower latency, higher bandwidth and greater availability
- #23 Slide Objective: Discuss how to achieve an SLA of 99.95% for VMs 99.9% for single role instances 8.75 hours of downtime per year Key Talking Points: Configuring at least two VMs performing the same workload in the same availability set provides a 99.95% SLA Virtual Network SLA = 99.9% VMs in same availability set are automatically placed in separate upgrade and failure domains ( racks ) within a datacenter. Azure SLA is more granular than competition – mapped to availability of specific infrastructure components that are hosting VMs, instead of generically mapped to edge of a datacenter region SLA for VM’s based on monthly availability instead of annual availability ( most of competition ). Complete SLA for VMs available at http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=38427
- #24 Fault Domains Represent groups of resources anticipated to fail together i.e. Same rack, same server Fabric spreads instances across fault at least 2 fault domains Update Domains Represents groups of resources that will be updated together Host OS updates honour service update domains Specified in service definition Default of 5 (up to 20)
- #28 Cloud Service acts as a network and security boundary for virtual machines. Cloud service URL is mapped to a public IP when there is at least one active virtual machine. http://contosvc.cloudapp.net = 137.135.67.36 All external traffic to virtual machines uses this IP.
- #33 Base OS image for new Virtual Machines Sys-Prepped/Generalized/Read Only Created by uploading or by capture
- #36 Management Interface Users can choose one of the following methods to interface with Windows Azure Import/Export service: Windows Azure Management Portal Interface to manage jobs. REST Interface Encryption Mandatory requirement to encrypt data in the drive with a BitLocker key Supported Device 3.5 inch SATA II hard drives Note: You can easily transfer your data from your machine via USB to a SATA II drive by using one of the SATA to USB adaptors: Anker 68UPSATAA-02BU Anker 68UPSHHDS-BU Startech SATADOCK22UE Supported Maximum Disk Capacity 4 TB Maximum Number of Jobs per subscription 20 Maximum number of drives per job 10 Supported file format NTFS Shipping The following shipping options are available: Packages(s) for an import job can be shipped either with FedEx Express or FedEx Ground. Return shipping is free and provided via FedEx Ground.
- #37 Virtual Machines can be generally scaled in two directions Horizontal Duplicate Virtual Machine instances are added Vertical Virtual Machine tiers can be changed for a current instance. Virtual Machines in an Availability Set can be auto-scaled horizontally Scaling rules are assigned to a schedule Target CPU When the average utilization of the CPU is above a certain threshold, new instances are created. When it is below the floor, instances are removed. Queue You can establish a target amount of queue messages per instance. New instances will be created to handle additional messages.
- #39 To wrap up about our session today We have covered about the pieces of Iaas such as Highly durable & scalable storage Hybrid, cross premise networking to extend your datacenter to different network Last but not least, we can easily select different VM images to hold your workload