This document discusses NoSQL databases and how they can be used on Microsoft Azure. It introduces the presenters, Eva Gjeci and Vito Flavio Lorusso, as technology evangelists for Microsoft focused on Azure. It then provides an overview of different types of NoSQL databases and examples of how they can be implemented on Azure, including using virtual machines, Azure services like DocumentDB, Redis Cache, and Table Storage, as well as hosted database services. The document demonstrates setting up MongoDB and Cassandra on Azure virtual machines and using DocumentDB and its querying capabilities. It also discusses optimizing NoSQL database storage and high availability options on Azure.

1. NoSQLWhy and how on Microsoft Azure
Eva Gjeci
Technical Evangelist
@eva_gjeci
Microsoft Azure
Vito Flavio Lorusso
Technical Evangelist
@vflorusso

2. Who are we?
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.PassionateAbout(
new Tecnology"Cloud computing")
new Tecnology("Big data")
new Tecnology("NoSQL"));

3. Whoare we?

4. NoSQL

5. Whichtypeof NoSQL?

6. How doesAzure help?
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7. Microsoft Azure
App services
Network
Storage
Compute
Caching
Identity
Service bus
Media
CDN
Integration
HPC
Analytics
Virtual machines
Websites
Cloud services
Mobile services
SQL database
HDInsight
Tables
Blob storage
Connect
Virtual network
Traffic manager
Usage-based services
An openand flexible cloud platform that enables you to quickly build, deploy, and manage solutions across a globalnetworkof Microsoft-managed datacenters.
Azure footprint19 regions worldwide in 2014

8. Some VM templates available…
Windows Server 2012 R2
Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS
CentOS6.5
SUSE Linux
Enterprise Server
Oracle Linux 6.4.0.0.0
SQL Server 2014 Standard
Oracle Database 11g R2
SharePoint Server Farm
Zulu 8
SAP HANA
Developer Edition
Puppet Enterprise 3.2.3
Barracuda Web Application
Oracle WebLogic
Server 12.1.2
openSUSE13.1
CoreOSAlpha
…up to 2998 (Oct2014)

9. Self-hosted
DBaaS
Azure Tables

MongoDB

MongoLab& MongoHQ
Cassandra

CouchDB

Cloudant
HBase

Neo4j

Redis

Memcached

RavenDB

RavenHQ
AzureDocumentDB

NoSQLin Azure

10. DemoRun NoSQL on Azure VMs

11. Forget the VM, use a service

12. DemoAzure Gallery

13. Optimizing storage and HA for NoSQL DBs
operating system image
Up to 16 datadisks
1 TB each
Up to 500 IOPS per disk
availability set
operating system image

14. Getting even more IOPS…
operating system image
availability set
Durable / Non persistent
SSD
Async active active replica

15. Key-Value in memory: rediscache
•Full Functionality RedisCache Cluster
•Master/Slave Configuration
•Up to 26GB
•SSL Supported

16. Azure Table Storage
Key-Value store
Key is a combination of RowKey – PartitionKey
Each entity has at least: RowKey, PartitionKey, Timestamp

17. DocumentDB
FullymanagedNoSQLdatabase service.
Alldata isstoredin JSON documents
Query documentswith
Javascript
SQL querylanguage
JS CodedProcedures, Functions, Triggers
Documentsare indexedautomatically

18. DocumentDB Client libraries
.Net
NodeJS
Python
Javascript
…more coming

19. DocumentDB
DocumentDB client can readand writedata usingthe REST’fulaccessmethods.
In additionDocumentDB providesaccessto Documentsand Data with a StructuredQuery Language (ANSI SQL)

20. DemoDocumentDB

21. Hadoop Core +
Hive, Pig, HBase, Spark
C#, F#, .NET
Azure Storage (WASB)
Office 365 Power BI
(Excel, PowerQuery,
PowerView,
BI Sites)
World's Data (Azure
Marketplace)
HDInsight and Hadoop
ODBC
Sqoop for SQL
Server
PowerShell
Developed and based on Hortonworks Data Platform
Fully managed Hadoop Cluster (with HDFS)
Integrated with Azure core services

22. …and give it a try! 
Visit azure.microsoft.com
Thanks!