Hello All, Let's meet and discuss what are the new announcements from Build 2016 and how we can best leverage them in our business! Here are some of the topics we will cover this time: - Azure Functions - Service Fabric - Azure Storage - Document DB - Azure Container Services - Power BI Embedded - ASP.NET Core - Virtual Machine Scale Sets I will be happy to share my experience from the conference, especially the session I visited and also the conversations I had with various Microsoft representatives. Azure is developing faster than ever and Microsoft is driving the platform in very interesting direction that require us to know and work with more and more new technologies! Come and join us to learn more about Azure! I am arranging the venue but my plan for the meetup is to be on April 25-th or April 27-th from 19:30. I will keep you updated on that! Thank you! Kanio

2. About Me
Azure MVP, Architect & Advisor
Tokyo Azure Meetup Host
twitter: @azurekanio
blog: https://azurekan.wordpress.com/

3. Build 2016
• Cloud pattern for selling tickets
• Rich program with two venues
• Huge focus on content and technology
• Microsoft is very active in cloud and services

4. Trends

5. Azure IoT
• Starter Kits are now available from partners
• Hub device management in Q2
• Gateway SDK preview in Q2

6. Starter Kits
• Adafruit Raspberry Pi Kit
• Adafruit Feather MO Kit
• Adafruit Huzzah Feather ESP8266 Kit
• SparkFun Thing Dev Kit
• Seeed – Intel Edison Kit
• Prices from $50 to $160

7. Azure IoT
Starter Kit
Price:
$46.95

8. Azure IoT Starter Kit Contents
• 1x Assembled Adafruit Feather HUZZAH ESP8266 WiFi
• 1x Micro Servo
• 1x PIR (motion) Sensor
• 1x USB Cable – A/Micro B
• 1x Fast Vibration Switch
• 1x Magnetic Contact Switch (door sensor)
• 1x Lithium Ion Polymer Battery – 3.7v 500mAh
• 1x Half-sized Breadboard
• 1x Premium Male/Male Jumper Wires – 40 x 6″
• 1x Magnetic Contact Switch (door sensor)
• 1x DHT22 Temperature-humidity Sensor + Extras

9. Azure IoT Suite Remote Monitoring

10. Azure IoT Hub Device Management
• Remotely maintain
• Interact with
• Accepted open source standards
• Reduce time for custom development
• Manage IoT devices at scale from the cloud

11. Azure IoT Hub Device Management
• Enroll
• View status and health
• Organize, control access, and update the software, firmware and
configurations of millions of geographically dispersed IoT devices
• Significant time and resource savings
• Manage millions of devices supporting the LWM2M protocol, the leading
standard from the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA)

12. Azure IoT Hub Device Management
• Device Registry Manager API: interact with device and service properties
• Device Groups API: work in groups and control solution topology
• Device Queries API: find by tags, device, or service properties
• Device Models API: information model for the devices
• Device Jobs API: simultaneous device orchestrations

13. Gateway SDK
• Connect legacy devices to Azure
• SDK for “edge intelligence” modules
• Optimize and process data before it’s sent to the cloud
• Minimized latency
• Reduced bandwidth costs
• Effective enforcement of security and privacy constraints.

14. Gateway SDK
• Encryption, Annotation, Preprocessing, Filtering
• Logic to be executed prior to sending data to the cloud
• Real time-sensitive edge logic
• Processing selected data locally
• Enforce security and privacy constraints.

15. Azure Service Fabric
• General Availability
• Preview for Windows Server:
• Install on premise
• Install on alternative clouds
• Preview for Linux
• Pay only for the infrastructure

16. Azure Service Fabrice Characteristics
• Perfect for Microservices Architectures
• Low-latency at massive scale
• Proven platform
• Run everywhere

17. Models
• Reliable Services:
• Stateless
• Stateful (reliable collections)
• Reliable Actors :
• Independent objects (“actors”)
• Service Fabric takes care of deployment, scaling and communication across
actors

18. Dev Ops
• Any framework supported
• Rolling upgrades of individual microservices
• Automatically rolling back in case of error
• Deployment and never leaves the application in an inconsistent or
unknown state

19. Microservices Model

20. Deployment Everywhere

21. Azure Functions
• Event driven, compute-on-demand
• Triggers in Azure or 3-rd party systems (on premise as well)
• In Preview
• Easily schedule event-driven tasks across services
• Ultimate PaaS - Complete Abastraction

22. Azure Functions
• Build on top of App Service
• Build on top of WebJobs SDK
• Local Development
• Git endpoint for deployment
• Rich Language Support

23. Triggering Options
• Pre-defined time by leveraging CRON expressions
• Changes in Azure Storage Blob containers
• Changes to Azure Queues
• Messages from Service Bus
• HTTP triggers
• Events emitted in virtually any SaaS products that support Web Hooks

24. Azure Functions
• Scale Functions based on customer demand
• Develop how you want, using a browser-based UI or existing tools
• Get continuous deployment, remote debugging, and authentication
out of the box

25. Cortana Intelligence Suite
• As a fully managed big data and advanced analytics suite
• Perfect to transform your data into intelligent action
• Coming with 2 templates:
• Vehicle telemetry analytics
• Predictive maintenance for aerospace

26. Cortana Intelligence Suite for Apps
• Recommendation
• Sentiment Analysis
• Face recognition

27. Cortana Intelligence Suite Architecture

28. Core Elements

29. Bot Framework
• One of the top accents during the whole conference
• Microsoft is putting a big bet on bots
• Next revolution after mobile apps

30. Key Components
• Bot Builder
• Bot Connector
• Bot Directory

31. Bot Framework Collaboration
• Bing Team
• Microsoft Research Team
• UX Team

32. Microsoft Cognitive Services

33. Microsoft Cognitive Services API-s
• Adding emotion and customized language understanding

34. Storage Service Encryption
• Automatically encrypts your data prior to persisting to
storage
• Automatically decrypts prior to retrieval
• The encryption, decryption and key management is totally
transparent to users.

35. Scenarios
• Encryption of block blobs, append blobs, and page blobs.
• Encryption of archived VHDs and templates brought to
Azure from on-premises.
• Encryption of underlying OS and data disks for IaaS VMs
created using your VHDs.

36. Preview Limitations
• Encryption of Classic Storage Accounts is not supported
• Encryption of Classic Storage Accounts migrated to ARM storage accounts
is not supported
• Existing Data - SSE only encrypts newly created data after the encryption is
enabled
• Marketplace Support - VHD base unencrypted; VM operations encrypted
• Table, Queues, and Files data will not be encrypted.

37. Power BI Embedded
• Visualizations that work across all devices
• Embed rich interactive reports to native applications
• Use existing and build new visuals
• Connect to any Power BI supported cloud data source
• Up to date with the Direct Query protocol
• Existing authentication and authorization infrastructure

38. Security