The document summarizes several updates to Azure services announced at Ignite in November 2021, including:
1) Logic Apps updates like performance improvements, deployment slots, and additional connectors in preview or general availability.
2) API Management updates like GraphQL and Event Grid integration in general availability and WebSocket API support.
3) Event Hubs updates such as the general availability of the Premium tier and Schema Registry, as well as messaging tier comparisons.
4) Service Bus updates including large message support of up to 100MB in general availability and messaging unit configuration.
The presentation covers overview of Azure App Service and Azure Web Apps. The presentation also covers the different features of Azure Web Apps - like Kudu, Continuous Deployment, Application Insights, Deployment Slots, Auto-Scaling and so on including demos. It will be useful for anyone looking forward to learn about Azure Web Apps or anyone preparing for Azure Certifications (70-532/533).
These are slides from an introductory session for Microsoft Azure done at IIT Sri Lanka giving the students hands-on exposure to Microsoft Azure. Introducing them to Azure App Service and Azure Functions.
The presentation covers overview of Azure App Service and Azure Web Apps. The presentation also covers the different features of Azure Web Apps - like Kudu, Continuous Deployment, Application Insights, Deployment Slots, Auto-Scaling and so on including demos. It will be useful for anyone looking forward to learn about Azure Web Apps or anyone preparing for Azure Certifications (70-532/533).
These are slides from an introductory session for Microsoft Azure done at IIT Sri Lanka giving the students hands-on exposure to Microsoft Azure. Introducing them to Azure App Service and Azure Functions.
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Whether you are a traditional enterprise exploring migrating workloads to the cloud or are already “all-in” on AWS, performing common tasks of inventory collection, OS patch management, and image creation at scale is increasingly complicated in hybrid infrastructure environments. Amazon EC2 Systems Manager allows you to perform automated configuration and ongoing management of your hybrid environment systems at scale. This session provides an overview of key EC2 Systems Manager capabilities that help you define and track system configurations, prevent drift, and maintain software compliance of your EC2 and on-premises configurations. We will also discuss common use cases for EC2 Systems Manager and give you a demonstration of a hybrid-cloud management scenario.
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Software as a Service applications have made significant inroads into the enterprise. By nature all of these applications are on islands until you can start to exchange data between them and the rest of your on premise line-of-business applications. Using the Microsoft Azure App Service platform, organizations can integrate their SaaS applications like SalesForce, Service Now and SharePoint online by creating hybrid interfaces in the cloud using Microsoft Azure. In this session, Kent will demonstrate how organizations use the agility and scalability of the cloud to build these interfaces in a very quick and secure manner.
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MS Azure development utilizes the advantages of cloud architecture to create cloud-native applications that scale easily. To master this function, you should understand the protection, development, screening, deployment, and more.
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Amazon AppStream 2.0 allows you to stream desktop applications securely from the AWS cloud directly to users on the device of their choice, and eliminates the need to rewrite them for the cloud.
Learning Objectives:
• Learn about the capabilities, features and benefits of Amazon AppStream 2.0
• Learn how you can use Amazon AppStream 2.0 in your organization
• Learn how to get started with Amazon AppStream 2.0
The Java ecosystem is very broad, with different technologies including Java SE, Java EE/Jakarta EE, Spring, numerous application servers, and other frameworks. Wherever you are in Java, Azure supports your workload and process with an abundance of choice – from IaaS to fully managed services. You can run any application architecture, from monoliths, to containerized monoliths, all the way to completely microservices based apps.
We see three broad patterns for running Java applications in the cloud, depending on how much control or productivity you need.
The first is lift and shift with Virtual Machines:
Virtual machines provide the most flexibility, control and visibility while moving to the cloud, especially for initial lift and shift of Java workloads. Azure provides a variety of Java focused VM images and solutions templates in the Azure Marketplace to get you up and running quickly.
The second is modernization using containers:
Containers provide portability, flexibility, scalability, manageability, repeatability, and predictability.
Azure provides best of breed support for Docker and Kubernetes, especially through the Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and Azure Red Hat OpenShift.
Finally, Azure has the most managed hosting options for Java applications of any major cloud platform with fully managed PaaS for Spring, Tomcat, and JBoss EAP:
Managed services offer ease-of-use, ease-of-management, productivity, and lower total cost of ownership.
You can focus on building your applications, not managing infrastructure.
All of this is supported by managed databases and DevOps tooling:
Use fully managed SQL and NoSQL databases, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, Cosmos DB, and SQL.
Keep using the tools you love, with plugins for IntelliJ and Eclipse, integrations with a variety of DevOps tools like Maven, Gradle, Jenkins, and GitHub.
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Session presented at Microsoft Developer TechRefresh 2015 in Lisbon - Portugal. A remake of the Build 2015 session, with updated contents and new demos.
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Learning Objectives:
• Learn about the capabilities, features and benefits of Amazon AppStream 2.0
• Learn how you can use Amazon AppStream 2.0 in your organization
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We see three broad patterns for running Java applications in the cloud, depending on how much control or productivity you need.
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Virtual machines provide the most flexibility, control and visibility while moving to the cloud, especially for initial lift and shift of Java workloads. Azure provides a variety of Java focused VM images and solutions templates in the Azure Marketplace to get you up and running quickly.
The second is modernization using containers:
Containers provide portability, flexibility, scalability, manageability, repeatability, and predictability.
Azure provides best of breed support for Docker and Kubernetes, especially through the Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and Azure Red Hat OpenShift.
Finally, Azure has the most managed hosting options for Java applications of any major cloud platform with fully managed PaaS for Spring, Tomcat, and JBoss EAP:
Managed services offer ease-of-use, ease-of-management, productivity, and lower total cost of ownership.
You can focus on building your applications, not managing infrastructure.
All of this is supported by managed databases and DevOps tooling:
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10 years ago I presented for the first time at Visug on the topic of Visual Studio Team System, the first iteration of a product family that allowed us to automate the long road from requirement to software in production, and everything in between. At the time software development was mainly a manual process. The software itself was either monolithic or composed of large 'SOA Services' and it was a real challenge to get them into production every few months in a so called 'big bang’ deployment. Since then our profession has gone through some major changes, software development looks a lot different now. Today, many applications consist of small parts called 'microservices'. These microservices make their way into the cloud or datacenter automatically, through API driven Continuous Deployment systems, every time anyone on the team commits a small change. While deployments are now happening continuously, they do have an impact on the system: taking down part of it for maintenance all the time. But at the same time, our customers expect the overall system to stay up 24/7. In this talk I will introduce you to an upcoming technology, called Service Fabric, that can help you maintain your development agility in this new world, but still live up to your customer’s expectations.
Session presented at Microsoft Developer TechRefresh 2015 in Lisbon - Portugal. A remake of the Build 2015 session, with updated contents and new demos.
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Azure SQL Database (SQL DB) is a database-as-a-service (DBaaS) that provides nearly full T-SQL compatibility so you can gain tons of benefits for new databases or by moving your existing databases to the cloud. Those benefits include provisioning in minutes, built-in high availability and disaster recovery, predictable performance levels, instant scaling, and reduced overhead. And gone will be the days of getting a call at 3am because of a hardware failure. If you want to make your life easier, this is the presentation for you.
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The slides I used for my "Securing an Azure Functions REST API with Azure Active Directory" session (SAFwAD for short) at Intelligent Cloud Conference in Copenhagen.
Azure SQL Database Managed Instance is a new flavor of Azure SQL Database that is a game changer. It offers near-complete SQL Server compatibility and network isolation to easily lift and shift databases to Azure (you can literally backup an on-premise database and restore it into a Azure SQL Database Managed Instance). Think of it as an enhancement to Azure SQL Database that is built on the same PaaS infrastructure and maintains all it's features (i.e. active geo-replication, high availability, automatic backups, database advisor, threat detection, intelligent insights, vulnerability assessment, etc) but adds support for databases up to 35TB, VNET, SQL Agent, cross-database querying, replication, etc. So, you can migrate your databases from on-prem to Azure with very little migration effort which is a big improvement from the current Singleton or Elastic Pool flavors which can require substantial changes.
With cloud, you have the flexibility to acquire and use IT resources and services on-demand, which represents a major shift from traditional approaches managing cost. A key first step on your organization’s cloud journey is to establish best practices for cost management in the cloud. AWS' cost optimization techniques help our customers understand cost drivers and effectively manage the cost of running existing application workloads or new ones in the cloud.
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Molto probabilmente, la tua organizzazione non ha come mandato principalela gestione di data center, anche se una notevole quantità di tempo e denaro viene spesa per farlo. Amazon Web Services mette a disposizione un metodo on-demand per acquisire e utilizzare le infrastrutture, con fatturazione in base al consumo. In questo modo potrai reinvestire nella tua mission aziendale, innovare di più, espandere più rapidamente ed essere nella posizione migliore per usufruire di nuove opportunità.
Speaker: Fabrizio Pappalardo, Partner Director EMEA Public Sector, AWS
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• Public preview
• Replication templates to & from SB and
EH to ensure business continuity
• Replicates actual messages/events
What’s new in
Logic Apps
7. • Consumption to Standard upgrade tool
• Runtime performance improvements
• AAD-auth for request trigger
• Deployment slots
• API Management integration
• GitHub Action & Azure DevOps Tasks
• Workflow/connection CLI
What’s coming
9. Additional Connectors in LA Standard
• SFTP
• Cosmos DB
• Service Bus
• Flatfile Encode/Decode
What’s new in
Connectors
10. Managed Identity
• MSI for multi-auth connectors, e.g. SQL
and Azure Blob (LA Consumption)
• MSI for Azure connectors (LA Standard)
• Option: System vs. User Assigned
What’s new in
Connectors
11. • AAD/MSI for Service Bus/Event Hub
connectors
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• SWIFT private preview
• ODBC connector
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Coming soon!
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policies
What’s new in
API Management
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APIs via Azure portal
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against the GraphQL APIs in the Azure
and developer portals
What’s new in
API Management
15. Event Grid Integration GA
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Update a database
Create a billing account
Send an email notification
What’s new in
API Management
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performance & predictable latency over
Standard
• Reserved compute, memory & storage
resources
• Billed by Processing Units (PUs) which
can be dynamic
• More cost effective for mid-range
(<120MB/sec) throughput reqs compared
to Event Hubs Dedicated
• Event Hubs Capture included at no extra
cost
What’s new in
Events Hubs
18. Event Hubs Tier Comparison
Feature Basic Standard Premium Dedicated
Tenancy Multi-tenant Multi-tenant Multi-tenant with
resource isolation
Exclusive single
tenant
Private link N/A Yes Yes Yes
Customer-managed key
(Bring your own key)
N/A N/A Yes Yes
Capture N/A Priced
separately
Included Included
Dynamic Partition scale
out
N/A N/A Yes Yes
Ingress events Pay per
million events
Pay per
million events
Included Included
19. Event Hubs Pricing (Australia East)
Basic Standard Premium
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Dedicated
*
Throughput unit (1
Mb/s ingress, 2 Mb/s
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$14.59/month $29.18/month $1,449.05/month
billed per Premium Unit
(PU)
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billed per Capacity Unit
(CU)
Ingress events $0.038 per million
events
$0.038 per million
events
Included Included
Capture Not available $97.25/month Included Included
Apache Kafka Not available Available Available Available
Schema Registry Not available Available Available Available
Max Retention Period 1 day 7 days 90 days 90 days
Storage Retention 84 GB 84 GB 1 TB per PU 10 TB per CU
Extended retention
**
Not available Not available $0.20/GB/month (1 TB
included per PU
$0.20/GB/month (10
TB included
*Price for Event Hubs Dedicated is $8,340.079 per month per Capacity Unit. To understand how much a CU can achieve, please refer to our benchmark results. Usage will be charged in one-hour increments with a minimum
charge for four hours of usage. For more info on this offering, please read Event Hubs Dedicated overview. For additional questions, please contact Quota Increase Support or please contact the event hubs team.
**Message retention above the included storage quotas will result in overage charges.
***Price for Event Hubs Premium is $1.9850 per hour per Premium Unit. Usage will be charged in one-hour increments.
Monthly price estimates are based on 730 hours of usage.
21. Azure Schema Registry is GA
• Central repo for schema docs
• Validation of event stream data
• Schemas available to consumers
• Reduces per-event data overage
• Facilitates schema evolution
• Open standards & interoperability
24. Large message support is GA
• Configurable range from 1MB to 100MB
across all entities
• Service Bus enforces the limits you set
• Requires Premium tier, but no extra cost
• Removes need for claim check pattern in
these cases:
What’s new in
Azure Service Bus
27. Messaging Units (MU)
• Higher MUs = Larger buffer sizes
• Auto-scaling is supported
• Greater efficiency with topics vs. queues,
as transfer to log only occurs once
What’s new in
Azure Service Bus
MU Allocation Entity Type Throughput Total
Throughput
8+ Single Queue 50MB / sec 50MB / sec
8+ Topic w/5 subs 22MB / sec (per
sub)
110MB / sec
28. Caveats
• Premium only feature
• Only supports AMQP protocol (not
SBMP)
• Max size enforced only for write, not
receive
• Large messages reduce throughput and
increase latency
What’s new in
Azure Service Bus
29. References
Azure Book of News
https://news.microsoft.com/ignite-november-2021-book-of-news/
Enterprise Integration: Success Stories & Best Practices
https://myignite.microsoft.com/sessions/94dac4c6-9cf2-4426-b22e-0304e4aefbf1
Azure Logic Apps Announcement – Fall 2021 Release
https:/aka.ms/logic/release/fall2021
General availability: Native support for WebSocket APIs
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/general-availability-native-support-for-websocket-
apis/
Azure Service Bus Premium: Large Message Support Generally Available
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/messaging-on-azure-blog/azure-service-bus-premium-
large-message-support-generally/ba-p/2900186
Overview of Event Hubs Premium
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/event-hubs/event-hubs-premium-overview
The lines rendered on the canvas is more intuitive to help you better understand the flow, especially for composite actions such as Condition and Switch.
Automation Tasks provides all Azure customers an easy way to automate their daily tasks, with just a few clicks, you can create tasks that automatically turns on and off the virtual machine on a schedule, purge old blobs in the storage account, or get a monthly usage report sent via email. In this release, the Logic Apps team have partnered with the Azure messaging team on building the experience for easy event replication. As a customer, you can choose from out-of-box templates to replicate the actual messages and events (rather than just metadata) between and across Service Bus queue, Service Bus topic, and Event Hub. Stateless workflows in Logic Apps standard are used to power this experience behind the scene, so you know the replication is highly performant. Learn more
Managed identity provides an identity for applications to use when connecting to resources that support Azure Active Directory authentication. In the Fall 2021 release, we added managed identity support for multi-auth capable Azure connectors such as SQL and Azure Blob in Logic Apps Consumption, as well as managed identity support for all Azure connectors in Logic Apps Standard.
System or User Assigned
Can subscribe to APIM events in EG. For example, you can build an application that updates a database, creates a billing account, and sends an email notification each time a user is added to your API Management instance.
In comparison to Dedicated offering, Event Hubs Premium provides isolation inside a very large multi-tenant environment that can shift resources quickly, it can scale far more elastically and quicker and PUs can be dynamically adjusted.
Processing Units vs Capacity Units (Dedicated)
Introduces a new, two-tier, native-code log engine that provides far more predictable and much lower send and passthrough latencies than the prior generation, without any durability compromises.
For structured data that you produce or consume through Event Hubs, you can use schema-driven formats such as Avro and manage those schemas using Azure Schema Registry, irrespective of the event streaming protocol (AMQP, Kafka etc.) that you use to stream data.
Schema EvolutionAzure Schema Registry supports schema evolution by introducing compatibility modes feature at the schema group level. Compatibility modes allow producers and consumers to evolve independently. Based on the compatibility mode defined in the schema group, only certain operations are allowed when modifying and creating new schema versions. Azure Schema Registry currently supports Backward, Forward, and No compatibility modes.
Open Standards and Interoperabilitythere has so far been no open and vendor-neutral standard for a lightweight interface optimized for this use-case. Microsoft has submitted the interface of the Azure Schema Registry to the Cloud Native Foundation's "Cloud Events" project in June 2020.
The information flow starts from the producer where the Kafka producer serializes the event data using the schema document. The producer then prepends the schema ID to the serialized event payload. Once the consumer receives the event, it can resolve the corresponding schema from the schema registry and deserialize the event payload.
Configuration limit protects from larger than expected messages
JMS 2.0 compliance: JMS message broker migration to ASB now unblocked.
The feature is a new, per-entity message size limit configuration setting that can range from 1MByte to 100 MByte and defaults to 1 MByte.
The feature is a new, per-entity message size limit configuration setting that can range from 1MByte to 100 MByte and defaults to 1 MByte.
When using pub/sub distribution with Service Bus topics, large messages do not have the same adverse performance impact as with brokers that maintain distinct queues per subscription, because the underlying log for message contents is shared amongst all subscriptions, meaning the transfer into the log only occurs once.
Configuration limit protects from larger than expected messages
JMS 2.0 compliance: JMS message broker migration to ASB now unblocked.