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API

Important portal functionality

What does this mean?

Protocol

REST + XML Protocol

Everything over HTTPS Protocol

POST https://management. core. windows POST https://management.core.windows.net/<subscription-id>/ services/hostedservices/<service-name>/deploymentslots/<slot-name>

POST https://management. core. windows POST https://management.core.windows.net/<subscription-id>/ services/hostedservices/<service-name>/deploymentslots/<slot-name> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <Deployment xmlns=”http://schemas.microsoft.com/windowsazure”> <Name>deployment-name</Name> <PackageUrl>package-url-in-blob-storage</PackageUrl> <Configuration>base64-encoded-configuration-file</Configuration> <Label>base64-encoded-deployment-label</Label> </Deployment>

Protocol

Auth Protocol

X509 certs

Any valid cert Multiple certs Add/revoke anytime

Auth Protocol

Operations Auth Protocol

Operations supported

C/R/U/D deployments Role status Change config (no. of VMs, settings, etc) Upgrade Storage keys Much more…

Operations Auth Protocol

How can you use it?

csmanage.exe

Client library / WCF bindings

Use REST+XML to roll your own

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Pricing

Free!

What can you build with it?

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Integrate with tools/dashboards Nightly build/continuous integration Monitoring systems

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Oh Oh!

Trickiest patch ever

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Upgrades can be hard

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Production Deployment Stage Deployment Production Deployment

Production Deployment Stage Deployment Production Deployment

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Production Deployment

Production Deployment (new bits)

Upgrade Domain

Production Deployment

Web Web Web Web Web Web Worker Worker Worker Worker Worker Worker

upgradeDomainCount=“2” Web Web Web Web Web Web Worker Worker Worker Worker Worker Worker

Automatic vs Manual

upgradeDomainCount=“2” Web Web Web Web Web Web Worker Worker Worker Worker Worker Worker

upgradeDomainCount=“3” Web Web Web Web Web Web Worker Worker Worker Worker Worker Worker

upgradeDomainCount=“1” Web Web Web Web Web Web Worker Worker Worker Worker Worker Worker

Role- specific upgrade

Web Web Web Web Web Web Worker Worker Worker Worker Worker Worker

When to use in-place upgrade

Changes affecting a single role When you have ‘soft-state’ When you don’t want to maintain a staging environment

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Auto scaling

Control App Diag. API

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