SaaSGrid: What's it good for? (2 of 2)

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This document outlines an introductory two-day training for the SaaSGrid platform. Day one covers reviewing the previous session, enabling an application website, application patching, logging, and debugging live processes. Day two focuses on SaaSGrid Windows services, filesystem and containers, patching techniques, the subscription context, and discussing requirements for a sample end-user application. The goals are to patch and deploy applications, use logging, debug processes, understand services and filesystem structure, and plan next steps for the sample app.

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SaaSGrid: What’s it good for? Introductory Developer Training (2 of 2)for the SaaSGrid platform

http://community.saasgrid.com/ Forums Blogs Release notes Tutorials! Samples! Andy Badera Senior Client Services Engineer &Your Customer Champion contact & information

Review Day One (10 minutes) Address questions from Day One or overnight (20 minutes) Enable the applist website (15 minutes) App patching (30 minutes) Break (10 minutes) agenda

SaaSGridlogging (45 minutes) Live process debugging (45 minutes) Break (10 minutes) agenda

SaaSGrid Windows services (30 minutes) SaaSGridfilesystem & container (45 minutes) Break (10 minutes) agenda

SubscriptionContext (60 minutes as time allows) ------’s sample app requirement discussion (30+ minutes) agenda

Patch an uploaded app Use logging in an app Attach to and debug live processes Have a basic understanding of SaaSGrid’s Windows services Plan next steps for -----’s sample app req goals

UI – Tenant & Provider portals, SOC One website per each tenant-appversion Runtime API, Billing API, Kernel API Deployment archives Creating & deploying apps Pricebooks, plans & price models Features & securables Taskr sample app review

In 1.9 replicate/cluster IIS post-deploy SaaSGrid 1.9 does tenant & app distribution in web tier, not balancing Can move shards and update database to alter topology to support replication/clustering More complex URL redirects/rewrites can be accomplished with HAProxy or IIS ARR loadbalancing

Contract allows alteration of portals using CSS & JavaScript Cannot add new pages or serverside content to portals 2.0 will offer Tenant Portal & Storefront API altering portals

Constructive (positive differential) Destructive (100% replacement) patching

Locate services, PID using SOC Attach to process using Visual Studio Remote Debugger live debug

Peer Resolver SMART Manager Cache Physical Host Controller Service Container Logger windows services

Shares Partitions Repository Bootstrap – UI & Service filesystem

aaSGridontainer LaunchPad FailedLaunches service container

aaSGriditeData (interfaces, portals, SOC) aaSGridublicSiteData (publicinterfaces) site data

Meters, limiters Incrementing, decrementing subscription context

Do you see any obvious impediments? What do you need from me? What is your timeline? When do we talk next? end-user sample app

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1. SaaSGrid: What’s it good for? Introductory Developer Training (2 of 2)for the SaaSGrid platform

2. http://community.saasgrid.com/ Forums Blogs Release notes Tutorials! Samples! Andy Badera Senior Client Services Engineer &Your Customer Champion contact & information

3. Review Day One (10 minutes) Address questions from Day One or overnight (20 minutes) Enable the applist website (15 minutes) App patching (30 minutes) Break (10 minutes) agenda

4. SaaSGridlogging (45 minutes) Live process debugging (45 minutes) Break (10 minutes) agenda

5. SaaSGrid Windows services (30 minutes) SaaSGridfilesystem & container (45 minutes) Break (10 minutes) agenda

6. SubscriptionContext (60 minutes as time allows) ------’s sample app requirement discussion (30+ minutes) agenda

7. Patch an uploaded app Use logging in an app Attach to and debug live processes Have a basic understanding of SaaSGrid’s Windows services Plan next steps for -----’s sample app req goals

8. UI – Tenant & Provider portals, SOC One website per each tenant-appversion Runtime API, Billing API, Kernel API Deployment archives Creating & deploying apps Pricebooks, plans & price models Features & securables Taskr sample app review

9. SaaSGrid?

10. In 1.9 replicate/cluster IIS post-deploy SaaSGrid 1.9 does tenant & app distribution in web tier, not balancing Can move shards and update database to alter topology to support replication/clustering More complex URL redirects/rewrites can be accomplished with HAProxy or IIS ARR loadbalancing

11. Contract allows alteration of portals using CSS & JavaScript Cannot add new pages or serverside content to portals 2.0 will offer Tenant Portal & Storefront API altering portals

12. Constructive (positive differential) Destructive (100% replacement) patching

13. applist

14. logging

15. Locate services, PID using SOC Attach to process using Visual Studio Remote Debugger live debug

16. Peer Resolver SMART Manager Cache Physical Host Controller Service Container Logger windows services

17. Shares Partitions Repository Bootstrap – UI & Service filesystem

18. aaSGridontainer LaunchPad FailedLaunches service container

19. aaSGriditeData (interfaces, portals, SOC) aaSGridublicSiteData (publicinterfaces) site data

20. Meters, limiters Incrementing, decrementing subscription context

21. Do you see any obvious impediments? What do you need from me? What is your timeline? When do we talk next? end-user sample app

22. Questions? Q&A

23. http://community.saasgrid.com/ Forums Blogs Release notes Tutorials! Samples! Andy Badera Senior Client Services Engineer &Your Customer Champion contact & information

Editor's Notes

Prereqs: Visual Studio 2008 or 2010 (will be presenting in 2010). SaaSGrid SDK. Taskr sample app.
Forums - near 24x7 monitoring, near real-time response during biz/Eastern daylight hours. Blogs – Apprenda company blogs, client spotlight blog.
Forums - near 24x7 monitoring, near real-time response during biz/Eastern daylight hours. Blogs – Apprenda company blogs, client spotlight blog.

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