This document provides information on various topics related to Office 365 and Azure, including: - Office 365 service plans that group capabilities into packages for different customer needs. - The Office 365 platform architecture, which uses loose coupling and isolation to improve reliability of services. - Azure virtual machines, cloud services, and other products and their usage numbers. - Security and privacy features of Office 365 such as data ownership, encryption, monitoring and more. - Options for using Azure with SharePoint such as hosting SharePoint in VMs or using Azure services. - Final thoughts on the roles of cloud and on-premises solutions and how hybrid approaches can reduce risks.

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8. Office 365 Azure
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Origins
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Wrap Up
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10. Server side
“Industrial Revolution”
IT Departments need to address both trends to stay relevant
Consumer devices
“Gold Rush”

11. Enterprise-grade cloud
services & servers
Proven productivity solutions that are easy to use and manage
Flexible tools to do your best
work, across devices

19. Last mile and P2P
Last mile providers deliver
to consumers
P2P technology improves
last mile delivery
Core: Data centers
Global Fiber backbone that
connects Data Centers
Edge Nodes
Connect Data Centers to
Internet Exchange Points
Metro solutions
Connecting business customers
to last mile providers

20. IT Load
CRAC Chiller Condenser Cooling towers Water supply
UPS
Generators
Transformer Generators
Power supply

21. Datacenter within a datacenter

22. Office 365 services are loosely coupled
Separation of function with distributed
functional components
Loose coupling further limits the scope
and impact of most failures
Service component isolation to avoid
failure cascades
Replication of directory data ensures a
seamless experience.
SPO
EXO
Microsoft Online ID
Office 365 Portal
Office 365 Provisioning
Lync
Example: Reliability

23. • Group service plans into packages
• Offered on specific terms: trial, paid, volume
• Examples: Office 365 Small Biz (P1), Office
365 Enterprise (E3)
SKUs
• Define capabilities that a tenant or
user is entitled to
• Examples: SPO for Enterprise
Service Plans
• SharePoint, Exchange,
Skype 4B & others
• Translate Plans into
experiences & features
Services

24. Office 365
Portals
Sign Up
Experience
Tenant
Administration
Landing Pages
Office 365
Platform
Services
Commerce &
Billing
Identity Platform Authentication Internet DNS
Office 365
Services
SharePoint
Online
Exchange Online Lync Online Office Pro
Web Apps
Other

25. Streamlined
Management
Services
Shared
Platform
Services
Organizational
Productivity
services
User
Productivity
applications Office
www

26. Streamlined
Management
Services
Shared
Platform
Services
Organizational
Productivity
services
User
Productivity
applications Office
www

27. Customers know where
their data is stored
Customers know who can
access their data and why
Customers can stay in the
know by choosing to
receive updates regarding
changes to security,
privacy and audit
information
No advertising:
We don’t build advertising
products out of customer
data
No data mining:
We don’t scan the contents
of customer email or
documents for analytics
or data mining
No co-mingling:
Business data and
consumer data are stored
separately
Data is portable:
Customer owns the data
and can remove their data
whenever they choose
ISO 27001
EU Model Clauses
HIPAA-HITECH
FERPA
FISMA
U.K. G-Cloud IL2
CJIS
24 hour monitored
physical datacenters
Logical isolation of data
between tenants
Segregation of internal
datacenter network from
the external networks.
Encryption at rest and
in transit (AD-RMS)
Securing access to
services via identity
Data loss prevention
Anti-virus/anti spam
99.9% uptime
Financial guarantees
on uptime
Redundancy in both
functionality as well data
Automated monitoring
and recovery systems
24x7 on-call engineering
team available to handle
issues

28. Cloud Identity
Single identity in the cloud
Suitable for small organizations
with no integration to on-
premises directories
Directory & Password
Synchronization
Single identity
suitable for medium
and large organizations
without federation
Federated Identity
Single federated identity
and credentials suitable
for medium and large
organizations

30. Azure by the Numbers

31. Virtual Machines

32. Cloud Services

33. App Service

34. Azure for SharePoint

35. Unsupported Scenarios

36. Why Use Azure for SharePoint?

37. pay only for what you use

38. virtual machine portability
=
Lowered risk

42. no lock-in

43. Is there a downside?

45. Conclusions – Office 365

46. Conclusions – Azure for SharePoint

47. Seb’s Final Thought

48. And finally…
• Cloud computing changes the role of IT, but does
not supersede it
• Don’t think about “why should I..?” focus on “why
shouldn’t I..?”
• On-premises is still an option
• Hybrid makes entry and migration less complex
and risk reduced

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