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Agenda for Today’s Session
What is Cloud?
What is Microsoft Azure?
Azure Job Trends
Different Domains in Azure
Azure Services
Azure Pricing Options
Demo
Azure Certifications

Cloud Computing

Benefits of Cloud Computing
Cost
Cloud Computing eliminates the capital
expense of buying H/W, S/W, Setting up
& running On-Site datacenters
Speed
Agility in provisioning of computing
resources through Self-service & On-
demand features enable flexibility & de-
pressurize Capacity Planning
Global Scale
The ability to Scale Elastically &
Delivering right amount of IT resources
right when its needed & from the right
Geographic location
Productivity
Removes the need of “racking &
stacking” (H/W setup, S/W patching) and
lets IT teams spend time on achieving
more important Business Goals
Performance
Benefits in Corporate Datacenter include
reduced Network Latency for
applications & greater Economics of
Scale by regular upgradation of H/W
Reliability
Performs Data Backup, Disaster
Recovery & Business Continuity easier &
less expensive, as Data can be mirrored
at multiple redundant sites on N/W

What is Cloud Computing?
• It is the use of remote servers on the internet to
store, manage and process data rather than a
local server or your personal computer.
• “Cloud Computing” is the delivery of on-demand
computing resources over the internet on a pay-
for-use basis”

Cloud Deployment Models

Cloud Deployment Models
• Public Cloud
• Private Cloud
• Hybrid Cloud

Why Microsoft Azure?

• Azure has made significant advances over the years
• It now offers a set of features and capabilities far surpassing its competitors
• The following are some important aspects wherein Azure performs better than other Cloud services providers:
o PaaS Capabilities
o .Net Compatibility
o Security Offerings
o Hybrid solutions for Seamless Cloud Connectivity
o Integrated Environment
o Gentle Learning Curve
o The 'Enterprise Agreement' Advantage

Lack of Support
No Hybrid Solution
Less Secure
Current Job Trends

Microsoft Azure is a growing collection of integrated cloud services which developers and IT professionals use to
build, deploy and manage applications through our global network of datacentres
Having said that, let’s take a broader look at what Azure has to offer us, and understand the various domains in Azure.

Domains in Microsoft Azure

Different Domains in AWS
Compute
Storage
Database
Migration
Networking and
Content Delivery
Management
Tools
Security & Identity,
Compliance
Messaging

Azure Compute Services

Azure Compute Domain
Compute service provides the building level products, which
dictates and determines the execution of an application in Azure
Platform

Virtual
Machine
VM Scale
Sets
Azure
Container
Container
Registry
Functions
Batch
Service
Fabric
Cloud
Services

▪ Virtual Machine
‒ Allows you to deploy any workload, language and any operating system virtually
▪ Virtual Machine Scale Sets
‒ Create thousands of identical virtual machines in minutes
‒ Rely on integrated load balancing and auto-scaling
▪ Azure Container Service
‒ Create a container hosting solution optimized for Azure
‒ Scale and orchestrate applications using DC/OS, Docker Swarm or Kube

▪ Batch
‒ Scale to tens, hundreds or thousands of virtual machines
‒ Stage data and execute compute pipelines
▪ Functions
‒ Lets you write code regardless of infrastructure and provisioning of
servers, especially when your Functions call rate scales up
▪ Azure Container Registry
‒ Store and manage container images across all types of Azure
deployments

▪ Service Fabric
‒ Simplify microservice-based application development and lifecycle
management
‒ Deliver low-latency performance and efficiency at massive scale
▪ Cloud Services
‒ Focus on apps, not hardware
‒ Support for Java, Node.js, PHP, Python, .NET and Ruby

Azure Networking Domain
▪ Impart scalability and security to enterprise apps using Azure Networking solutions
▪ Connect privately and securely to Cloud with Azure ExpressRoute
▪ Distribute user traffic to specific endpoints with Azure Traffic Manager
▪ Obtain unmatched availability and performance with Azure Load Balancer
▪ Tie on-premises Infrastructure to the Cloud with VPN Gateway

Virtual
Network
Load
Balancer
Application
Gateway
VPN
Gateway
Azure
DNS
CDN
Traffic
Manager
Express
Route
Azure Networking Domain

▪ Virtual Network
‒ Perform Network isolation and segmentation
‒ Filter and Route network traffic
▪ Load Balancer
‒ Delivers high availability and network performance to your applications
‒ Load balance incoming Internet traffic to Virtual Machines
‒ Forward external traffic to a specific virtual machine
▪ Application Gateway
‒ It is a dedicated virtual appliance providing Application Delivery Controller
(ADC) as a service
‒ Comprised of multiple worker instances for scalability and high availability
Azure Networking Services

▪ VPN Gateway
‒ A type of virtual network gateway that sends encrypted traffic across a public
connection
‒ Use VPN gateways to send traffic between Azure virtual networks over the
Microsoft network
▪ Content Delivery Network (CDN)
‒ CDN caches static web content at strategically placed locations to provide
maximum throughput for delivering content to users
▪ Azure DNS
‒ DNS is responsible for translating a website or service name to its IP address
‒ Azure DNS is a hosting service for DNS domains, providing name resolution using
Microsoft Azure infrastructure

▪ Traffic Manager
‒ Allows you to control the distribution of user traffic for service endpoints such
as, Azure VMs, Web Apps, and cloud services in different Data centers
▪ Express Route
‒ Lets you extend your on-premises networks into the Microsoft cloud over a
dedicated private connection facilitated by a connectivity provider
‒ Establish connections to Microsoft cloud services, such as Microsoft Azure, Office
365, and CRM Online

▪ It is the cloud storage solution for modern applications that rely on durability,
availability, and scalability to meet the needs of their customers
▪ Massively scalable, so you can store and process hundreds of terabytes of data to
support the big data scenarios required by Scientific, Financial analysis, Media
applications
▪ Elastic, so you can design applications for a large global audience, and scale those
applications as needed
▪ Has an auto-partitioning system that automatically load-balances your data based on
traffic
Azure Storage Domain

Azure Storage Services
Blob Storage
Queue
Storage
File Storage
Table Storage

▪ Blob Storage
‒ Azure Blob storage is a service that stores unstructured data in the cloud as
objects/blobs
‒ It can store any type of text or binary data, such as a document, media file, or
application installer
▪ Queue Storage
‒ Azure Queue storage provides cloud messaging between application
components
‒ Queue storage delivers asynchronous messaging for communication between
application components

▪ Table Storage
‒ Azure Table storage is a service that stores semi-structured NoSQL data in the
cloud, providing a key/attribute store with a schema less design
▪ File Storage
‒ Offers file shares in the cloud using the standard Server Message Block (SMB)
Protocol
‒ With Azure File storage, you can migrate legacy applications that rely on file
shares to Azure quickly and without costly rewrites

Web + Mobile Services
Web Apps
Mobile
Apps
API Apps
Logic AppsEvent Hubs
Notification
Hubs
Azure
Search

▪ Web Apps
‒ Azure Web Apps enables you to build and host websites in the programming
language of your choice without managing infrastructure
▪ Mobile Apps
‒ Mobile Apps in Azure App Service offer a highly scalable, globally available mobile
application development platform for Enterprise Developers and System Integrators
▪ API Apps
‒ API apps in Azure App Service offer features that make it easier to develop,
host and consume APIs in the cloud and on-premises

▪ Notification Hubs
‒ Azure Notification Hubs provide an easy-to-use, multi-platform, scaled-out push
engine
▪ Logic Apps
‒ Logic Apps provide a way to simplify and implement scalable integrations and
workflows in the cloud
‒ It provides a visual designer to model and automate your process as a series of
steps known as a workflow

▪ Azure Search
‒ Azure Search is a cloud search-as-a-service solution that delegates server and
infrastructure management to Microsoft
‒ Leaves you with a ready-to-use service that you can populate with your data and
then use to add search to your web or mobile application
▪ Event Hubs
‒ Azure Event Hubs is a highly scalable data streaming platform capable of ingesting
millions of events per second
‒ Data sent to an event hub can be transformed and stored using any real-time
analytics provider or batching/storage adapters

Azure Database Services
SQL Databases
DocumentDBRedis Cache

Azure Database Services
▪ SQL Database
‒ SQL Database is a relational database service in the Microsoft cloud based on
the market-leading Microsoft SQL Server engine
▪ DocumentDB
‒ DocumentDB is a fully managed NoSQL database service built for fast and
predictable performance, high availability, elastic scaling, global distribution, and
ease of development
▪ Redis Cache
‒ Managed by Microsoft. It is a secure and dedicated Redis cache, which is an
advanced key-value store, where keys can contain data structures such
as strings, hashes, lists, sets, and sorted sets

Enterprise Integration Services
Service Bus
SQL Server Stretch
DB

Enterprise Integration Services
▪ Service Bus
‒ Microsoft Azure Service Bus is a reliable information delivery service which is a
brokered, or third-party communication mechanism
‒ The Service Relay service supports traditional one-way messaging,
request/response messaging, and peer-to-peer messaging
▪ SQL Server Stretch Database
‒ Stretch Database migrates your cold data transparently and securely to the
Microsoft Azure cloud
‒ Stretch Database targets transactional databases with large amounts of cold
data, typically stored in a small number of tables

Security + Identity Services
Key Vault
Azure Active
Directory
Azure AD
B2C
AD Domain
Services
Multi-factor
Authentication

▪ Key Vault
‒ Azure Key Vault helps safeguard cryptographic keys and secrets used by cloud
applications and services and streamlines the key management process
▪ Azure Active Directory
‒ Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) is Microsoft’s multi-tenant cloud based directory
and identity management service including including multi-factor authentication,
device registration, etc
▪ Azure AD B2C
‒ Azure Active Directory B2C is a comprehensive cloud identity management
solution for your consumer-facing web and mobile applications
‒ It is a highly available global service that scales to hundreds of millions of
consumer identities

▪ Azure AD Domain Services
‒ Azure AD Domain Services provides managed domain services such as,
domain join, group policy, LDAP, Kerberos/NTLM authentication that are fully
compatible with Windows Server Active Directory
▪ Multi-Factor Authentication
‒ Azure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is Microsoft's two-step verification
solution which helps safeguard access to data and applications while
meeting user demand for a simple sign-in process

Monitoring + Management Services
Microsoft
Azure Portal
ARM
Automation
Traffic
Manager

▪ Microsoft Azure Portal
‒ Build, manage, and monitor everything from simple web apps to complex
cloud applications in a single, unified console
▪ Azure Resource Manager
‒ Azure Resource Manager enables you to repeatedly deploy your app and
have confidence your resources are deployed in a consistent state
‒ Azure Resource Manager makes it easy for you to manage and visualize
resources in your app
‒ With Azure Resource Manager, you can control who in your organization
can perform actions on the resources

▪ Automation
‒ Microsoft Azure Automation provides a way to automate the manual, long-running,
error-prone, and frequently repeated tasks that are commonly performed in a cloud
and enterprise environment
‒ You can automate processes using runbooks or automate configuration management
using Desired State Configuration
Note: Till now you have learnt about common services, which are required for your certification course 70-532. Refer to PDF for more “Microsoft Azure Services”.

Azure Pricing

Azure Pricing
Pay only for what you use
Azure offers a pay as you go model, that is you only pay what you use.
Per Minute Billing
It’s true. Azure bills you for the minute!

Azure Pricing
Hey, I want to
reserve my
instances for 1
year!
Hey, I want some
instances, but I
don’t know how
long I would
need them.
After one year. After one year.
Savings!!
Save when you reserve
In services like Virtual Machines and some other services, you have an option of reserving your instances for a
specific time frame. You are charged less significantly upto 75% less.

Demo

Demo
Launch VM
Instance under
free-tier.
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Instance
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Instance

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