Windows Azure Pack : Express Installation Yung Chou Senior Technical Evangelist Shriram Natarajan Program Manager

Meet Shriram Natarajan | @shriramnat Program Manager with Windows Azure Pack Graduate from the University of Pennsylvania Avid blogger, programmer, Photoshop-aholic Focus Areas Authentication Authorization PowerShell Security Service Management API

Meet Yung Chou | @ yungchou Senior Technical Evangelist Focused on hybrid cloud and emerging IT Blogging at http://yungchou.wordpress.com Host of TechNet Radio Virtually Speaking Series http://aka.ms/TR Author, speaker, consultant, engineer, and programmer From structure analysis to cloud computing, I love them all

Detailed courses available on MVA titled Windows Azure Pack: Infrastructure as a Service Jump Start

Goal Get a Windows Azure Pack environment up and running in under half a day!

Agenda Windows Azure Pack architecture Providing IaaS with Windows Azure Pack Demo: Setting up the IaaS pipeline

Windows Azure Pack Architecture

What is Windows Azure Pack? Blends Azure Technologies with System Center and other on- premise cloud technologies Enables you to build your own private cloud Services operate within your datacenter API and consistent with Azure

Windows Azure Pack Architecture Customers Datacenter IT Admin Windows Azure Pack Admin Portal & API Tenant Mgt Auto-mation Resource Clouds Hosting Plans Billing Tenant Portal & API System Center + Windows Server Compute, Storage, Network

Customer-Ready Services Management Portal Service Management REST API Web sites Web Platform application Services (PaaS) Virtual machines Infrastructure Services (IaaS) Service bus Reliable Messaging Virtual Networks Virtual Networking Database SQL Server & MySQL Database

Supported Deployments Distributed Scalable, HA support, production environments Offers flexibility to deploy based on customer requirements Performance and Scale Security Express Simple, single machine deployment , dev & test only Deploy all components on one box (portal, APIs, backend services, databases) Intended for lab or demo environments

WAP Deployment Requirements Express Install VM  8GB RAM, dual core Distributed Install VM (each)  4GB RAM, dual core Windows Server 2012 or higher SQL 2012 SP1 or higher Internet Information Services (IIS) .NET 3.5 and 4.5 Web Platform Installer

SPF Deployment Requirements 4GB RAM, 3GB Hard Disk Space (at least) Windows Server 2012 or higher ASP.Net MVC 4 SQL Server 2008 or 2012 WCF Data Services 5.0 Internet Information Services (IIS) Windows Process Activation service .Net 3.5 and 4.5 SC 2012 – VMM Console

Providing IaaS with Windows Azure Pack

Providing IaaS with WAP Azure Pack Express Self-Service IaaS Service Provider Foundation VMM Hyper-V

VMM to WAP in 5 steps Assuming you already have VMM installed and configured Install Windows Azure Pack Express Install Service Provider Foundation (SPF) Configure SPF with VMM and Windows Azure Pack with SPF Create VM Images/Networks etc… in VMM and tag them Create Plan with these images/networks Tenant users can now sign up for a subscription and create resources

WAP Express Demo Lab Environment VMM SQL VMM DC VMM local agent R2HOST WAP SPF WAPBOX Perimeter WAP.LOCAL

Demo: Setting up the IaaS pipeline

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