Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform that allows users to quickly build, deploy, and manage applications across Microsoft's global network of datacenters. It provides compute services like virtual machines and websites, network services like virtual networks and traffic management, data services for storage, management and analytics, and application services for user identity, messaging, media, and more. Key features include flexibility, openness, security, high availability, and scalability.

1. Microsoft Azure

2. What is Microsoft Azure?
 Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform.
 It helps in quickly build, deploy, scale and manage
applications across a global network of Microsoft
datacenters.
 Feature :
a) open
b) Flexible
c) Microsoft-managed
d) Compatible

3. Why Microsoft Azure?
 Interoperability
 Azure SDK
 Backups you can rely on
 Customer support
 Security
SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language)
.net access control service
Identify and access management

4. Windows Azure services
 Compute services (Virtual Machines, Cloud
Services, Mobile Services, Websites)
 Network services (Virtual Network, Traffic
Manager)
 Data services (Data Management, Business
Analytics, HD Insight, Cache, Backup,
Recovery Manager)
 App services (Media Services, Messaging,
Notification Hubs, BizTalk Services, Active
Directory, Multifactor Authentication)

5. COMPONENTS OF AZURE

6. Compute Service: Virtual Machine
 A virtual machine (VM) is a software implementation of a
machine (for example, a computer) that executes
programs like a physical machine.
 Type :
a) System virtual machine
b) Process virtual machine

7. Types of virtual machine
 System Virtual System :
System virtual machine (also known as hardware virtual
machine). The system VM simulates the complete
system hardware stack and support the execution of
complete operating system.
 Process Virtual System :
Process virtual machine (also known as application
virtual machine). Process VM adds up layer over an
operating system which is use to simulate the
programming environment for the execution of individual
process.

8. Simulation
An alternative to creating an entire
virtual machine is to simply run an
emulator, which allows a program written
for one OS to run on a different OS. For
example, a UNIX machine may run a DOS
emulator in order to run DOS programs, or
vice-versa. Emulators tend to run
considerably slower than the native OS,
and are also generally less than perfect.

10. Compute Service: Cloud Service
 Windows Azure Cloud Services allows you to quickly
create, deploy, and manage multitier applications in the
cloud.
 Features:
a) allow flexible scaling.
b) provides almost any development framework.
c) Low administration costs.

12. Compute service - Websites
 Windows Azure Web Sites is a scalable, secure, and
flexible platform you can use for building web
applications.
 It has an easy-to-use self-service portal with a gallery of the web
solutions including .DotNetNuke, CakePHP.
 Capability to install tool that supports the latest web technologies such
as ASP.NET, PHP, HTML5, CSS3.
 Options for database to store web applications data.
 Option for continuous deployment from source control providers.

13. Network Service
Windows Azure network services provide you with
different options for how Windows Azure applications
can be delivered to users and datacenters.
Service offered:
a) Virtual Network
b) Traffic Manager
c) Content delivery network

14. Virtual Network
 Your private network in the cloud
 Helps in:
a) Building a hybrid infrastructure that you control
b) Bring your own IP addresses and DNS servers
c) Access to the public Internet.
d) Secure your connections with an IPSec.
e) subnetting

15. Traffic Manager
 Traffic Manager lets you load balance incoming traffic
across multiple hosted Windows Azure services.
 Redirect traffic to services or deployments in another
region
 Traffic Manager provides you with a choice of three load-
balancing methods:
A) Performance
B) Round-robin
C) Failover

16. CONTENT DELIVERY NETWORK
CDN consists of a geographically distributed system of
servers that enables Windows Azure to deliver high-
bandwidth content for performance-sensitive customers
by caching data, images, pictures and video of Windows
Azure compute instances.
Examples of cacheable content include web objects,
downloadable objects (such as media files, software,
and documents), applications, real-time media streams,
database queries, DNS traffic, routes, and more.

17. Data Services
Storage Service
Data Management Service
Data Analytics
Business Analytics

18. Data Service
 Windows Azure data services provide you with different
ways of storing, managing, safeguarding, analyzing, and
reporting business data.

19. Storage
Storage services provide multiple options
for securely managing data and are
accessible via REST APIs.
Azure Blob
Azure Table
Azure Queue
Azure XDrive

20. Data Management
• SQL Server in Windows Azure Virtual Machine
Run existing Sql server application in Azure.
Hybrid Solution.
Create multitier Sql server application.
• Windows Azure SQL Database
No overhead of maintaining
option to choose from existing sql server
Security
Scaling

21. Data Analysing
 Analysis of data is a process of inspecting, cleaning,
transforming, and modelling data with the goal of
discovering useful information, suggesting conclusions,
and supporting decision-making .
HDInsight :The Windows Azure implementation of
Hadoop is called HDInsight.

22. Business analytics
 Business analytics focuses on developing new insights
and understanding of business performance based
on data and statistical methods.
 Windows Azure SQL Reporting
 SSAS(SQL Server Analysis Services)
 SSIS(SQL Server Integration Services)
 Windows Azure Marketplace

23. Disaster Management Service
Backup
Recover manager
Azure Traffic Manager

24. Backup
 This service helps you protect your server data offsite by
using automated and manual backups to Windows Azure
 Features:
 Security
 Geo-replicated backup store
 Incremental backup
 Compression
 Automation

26. Recovery Manager
 Hyper-V Recovery Manager works by coordinating the
replication of the virtual machines that comprise your
private cloud to a secondary location.

27. Cache
 Help to keep data closer to the application in order to
minimize delay when the application needs to retrieve
that data again.
 There are two deployment topologies for Caching:
 Dedicated
 Co-located
 Shared cache

28. Application Service
 Windows Azure app provides services for managing user
identity, enabling applications to interact with each other,
push out notifications to users, deliver compelling media
experiences.
 Services :
 Windows Azure Active Directory
 Messaging services
 Media Services

29. Windows Azure Active Directory
 Provides identity and access control solution.
 Integrate with other identity provider.
 Provide single sign up facility.
 Reliable.
 Helps developer to integrate identity management into
their application.
 Multi-factor authentication.

30. Messaging services
 Windows Azure Messaging services provides several
ways for the different components of a cloud-based
application to effectively communicate with one another.
 Windows Azure Queue
 Windows Azure Service Bus
 Windows Azure Notification Hubs.
• Notification Hubs provides cloud-based applications with
a method of broadcasting cross-platform push
notifications quickly to large numbers of recipients

31. Media service
 Media Services is based on REST APIs
 Enable
 securely upload,
 Store,
 Encode and package video or audio content for both on-
demand and live streaming delivery to various clients.

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